Check out the new Merit Beauty x Completedworks jewelry for a super chic Valentine's Day gift
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Merit Beauty teamed up with London-based Completedworks jewelry brand to create a classic collection of stud earrings, drop earrings and a special compact mirror just in time for Valentine's Day 2025. This new collab blends timeless elegance with modern sophistication, staying true to Merit Beauty's core values. The Organic Gold Vermeil Studs and the Organic Silver Pearl Drop Earrings have been thoughtfully designed to elevate your style effortlessly. To make this exciting launch even more enticing, Merit Beauty is offering a free Merit x Completedworks Compact Mirror with all purchases of $125 or more. The chic compact mirror is the perfect accessory for on-the-go makeup touch-ups and adds a bit of luxury to your beauty routine. Shop the new launches and some of Merit Beauty's most popular products below.
Merit Beauty x Completedworks The Organic Gold Vermeil Studs
Merit Beauty x Completedworks The Organic Gold Vermeil Studs Get these limited-edition gold stud earrings just in time for Valentine's Day 2025.
Get these limited-edition gold stud earrings just in time for Valentine's Day 2025. $189 at Merit Beauty
Material: Made from high-quality gold vermeil, these studs offer a luxurious finish that is both durable and beautiful.
Made from high-quality gold vermeil, these studs offer a luxurious finish that is both durable and beautiful. Design: The organic shape of the studs adds a touch of nature-inspired elegance to any outfit.
The organic shape of the studs adds a touch of nature-inspired elegance to any outfit. Versatility: Perfect for both casual and formal occasions, these studs are a must-have addition to your jewelry collection.
Perfect for both casual and formal occasions, these studs are a must-have addition to your jewelry collection. Comfort: Lightweight and comfortable to wear all day long.
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Merit Beauty x Completedworks The Organic Silver Pearl Drop Earrings
Merit Beauty x Completedworks The Organic Silver Pearl Drop Earrings These limited-edition silver pearl drop earrings have an asymmetric silhouette with a modern flair.
These limited-edition silver pearl drop earrings have an asymmetric silhouette with a modern flair. $248 at Merit Beauty
Material: Crafted from sterling silver and adorned with lustrous pearls, these earrings exude sophistication and grace.
Crafted from sterling silver and adorned with lustrous pearls, these earrings exude sophistication and grace. Design: The organic shape and elegant pearl drop shape make these earrings a statement piece that complements any ensemble.
The organic shape and elegant pearl drop shape make these earrings a statement piece that complements any ensemble. Elegance: Ideal for special occasions, these earrings add a touch of classic beauty to your look.
Ideal for special occasions, these earrings add a touch of classic beauty to your look. Craftsmanship: Meticulously crafted to ensure the highest quality and durability.
Merit Beauty x Completedworks The Compact
Merit Beauty x Completedworks The Compact Get this gorgeous compact mirror for free with all orders of $125 or more or purchase on its own for $38.
Get this gorgeous compact mirror for free with all orders of $125 or more or purchase on its own for $38. $38 at Merit Beauty
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Back in stock! Merit Beauty Flush Balm in Terracotta
Merit Beauty Flush Balm in Terracotta This warm creme tint is finally back in stock! Get it while you can.
This warm creme tint is finally back in stock! Get it while you can. $30 at Merit Beauty
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On sale: Merit Beauty The Winter Skin Set
Merit Beauty The Winter Skin Set Hydrate and glow this season with a special new 4-piece skincare set from Merit Beauty.
Hydrate and glow this season with a special new 4-piece skincare set from Merit Beauty. $125 at Merit Beauty (Save $13)
Gift idea: Merit Beauty Les Bonbons Set (The Vault Version)
Merit Beauty Les Bonbons Set (The Vault Version) This limited-edition set of 12 Flush Balm shades is the ultimate Valentine's Day gift for any beauty enthusiast.
This limited-edition set of 12 Flush Balm shades is the ultimate Valentine's Day gift for any beauty enthusiast. $252 at Merit Beauty (Save $108)
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On sale: Merit Beauty Five Minute Morning
Merit Beauty Five Minute Morning The core collection of 7 essential makeup products comes with mascara, brow pomade, cheek color, lip oil and more.
The core collection of 7 essential makeup products comes with mascara, brow pomade, cheek color, lip oil and more. $176 at Merit Beauty (Save $30)
Merit Beauty Retrospect L'extrait De Parfum
Merit Beauty Retrospect L'extrait De Parfum Get this rich new scent with notes of vanilla, moss and a touch of floral.
Get this rich new scent with notes of vanilla, moss and a touch of floral. $92 at Merit Beauty
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