Alex and Ani Launches New 'Twilight' Jewelry Collection
The new collection features rings, necklaces, and bracelets inspired by Bella, Edward, and Jacob, with some pieces already selling out.
“Hold on tight, spider monkeys: The collection features bracelets, rings and necklaces filled with subtle Easter eggs inspired by Bella Swan, Edward Cullen, Jacob Black and the unforgettable world of Forks, Washington.”
Alex and Ani has launched a new jewelry collection inspired by Stephenie Meyer’s bestselling “Twilight” saga, according to a report from Billboard.
The collection, announced on Friday, July 17, features bracelets, rings, and necklaces filled with subtle references to characters and moments from the vampire romance series.
What’s in the collection?
Pieces are designed for “Twihards” looking to celebrate the franchise. The offerings include a Spider Monkey Locket Necklace engraved with the quote “You better hold on tight spider monkey,” a Bella and Edward Locket Cuff that reveals the couple’s meadow scene, and a “Hoa Hoa” Tension Bangle engraved with the fan-favorite phrase. A Bella-inspired engagement ring that opens to reveal the wedding day is also available.
Fans loyal to Bella’s werewolf friend are not forgotten. The collection includes a Jacob Pendant Necklace with an “I 3 Jacob” charm and a dog tag engraved with Jacob’s “loca” quote.
Are the items available now?
Some pieces from the collection have already begun selling out.
The launch arrives as the “Twilight” fandom continues to thrive, proving the enduring appeal of Bella, Edward, and Jacob’s story nearly two decades later.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I buy the Alex and Ani 'Twilight' jewelry?
The collection is available through Alex and Ani's retail channels. Billboard reported on the launch and may receive a commission on orders placed through its retail links.
What is the price range for the 'Twilight' jewelry?
Based on the reported details, prices for featured items range from $38 for charm bangles and tension bracelets to $58 for locket necklaces and pendants.
Is the collection officially licensed?
The report states the collection is inspired by Stephenie Meyer’s “Twilight” saga and features direct references to characters, quotes, and scenes, indicating it is an officially licensed product line.
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