Astrid & Miyu Advent Calendar
£795.00
The Astrid & Miyu Advent Calendar 2026 is the Gold edition of a proper jewellery calendar: 23 gold-plated pieces and a £50 voucher behind 24 doors, almost all exclusive to the box. Fourteen of them are for the ears, from Hidden Star hoops to titanium piercing studs and Cosmic Star ear cuffs, so it’s built for anyone who stacks across several piercings. Astrid & Miyu values the contents at £1,700, and the mirrored two-drawer suedette box, with its star-shaped handles, is yours to keep well past December.
AI Summary
- 23 exclusive gold-plated pieces plus a £50 gift voucher behind 24 doors, almost all created for this calendar
- 14 of the 23 pieces are for the ears: 9 earrings, 3 titanium piercing pieces (2 studs, 1 hoop), 2 ear cuffs, so it’s for a stacker with several ear piercings
- Astrid & Miyu values the contents at £1,700, by its own count; the launch price is £795
- 18ct gold plating over brass and recycled sterling silver, with cubic zirconia stones: demi-fine, plated jewellery
- A luxury advent calendar in a mirrored, two-drawer suedette box with star-shaped handles, made to keep
Astrid & Miyu 24 Day Advent Calendar in Gold 2026: 23 exclusive pieces behind 24 doors
The Astrid & Miyu Advent Calendar 2026 is a proper jewellery advent calendar, not a box of chocolate fillers: behind its 24 doors sit 23 pieces of 18ct gold-plated jewellery plus a £50 gift voucher on the final door. Almost every piece was created for this calendar and sold nowhere else, built around a cosmic, star-shaped theme.
The spirit of Astrid & Miyu
Astrid & Miyu built its name in London on demi-fine jewellery you can live in: stackable, and tied to its in-shop welding bars, where a bracelet is fastened on with no clasp. Its signature is the pavé star motif and the layered ear stack built across several piercings.
That identity explains the whole calendar. The 2026 edition is a stacking box first: it hands you a ready-made ear stack of huggies, titanium piercing studs and clip charms, plus matching chains and open rings meant to be worn together, a tidier way to buy into the look than picking it piece by piece from the Astrid & Miyu site.
The jewellery lives in a brown suedette box with a mirrored lid, two sliding drawers and the brand’s signature four-point star handles, so it keeps a use once December is over. It arrives with a limited-edition ‘Tis the Season canvas tote. At £795 for a coffret you’ll keep, this is a luxury advent calendar, and the price reflects it.
What’s inside and what it’s worth
The mix is heavily weighted towards the ears. Of the 23 jewellery pieces, 14 are for the ears: nine earrings, 3 titanium piercing pieces (2 studs, 1 hoop) and two ear cuffs, the hoop a dedicated piercing piece separate from the nine earrings. The rest spreads across two necklaces, two rings, three clip charms and two bracelets, with a £50 Astrid & Miyu voucher on door 24.
Everything is 18ct gold plating over brass and recycled sterling silver, with titanium piercing pieces and cubic zirconia stones: demi-fine, plated pieces. Astrid & Miyu puts the contents at £1,700, by the brand’s own count; the pieces are almost all exclusive to the calendar, so they can’t be priced up individually against the shop, and that figure is the brand’s, not ours.
What we can measure is the plain maths. Across the 24 doors the £795 launch price lands at roughly £33 each; strip out the £50 voucher and the 23 jewellery pieces work out at about £32 each. For gold-plated demi-fine jewellery that is squarely in the range, which makes the brand’s £1,700 claim read as generous rather than silly.
=> The full door-by-door list of all 23 pieces is in the SPOILER tab.
This year’s box against the 2025 edition
The 2025 calendar ran on a Crescent Moon, Crystal Scatter and Orbit theme, with pieces like the Orbit Small Hoops, the Paperclip Chain and a Tennis Chain. For 2026 the motif shifts from crescent moon to cosmic star: Hidden Star hoops, Cosmic Star ear jackets, Constellation charms.
The structure barely moves. It was 24 doors with 23 pieces plus a £50 voucher last year too, in both Gold and Silver. What changes is the money: the price goes from £695 to £795, up £100, and the brand’s stated value edges from £1,655 to £1,700, up £45. So you pay more for a slightly higher claimed value and a new theme, not for more pieces.
Our verdict on the 2026 Gold calendar
I haven’t had this box in my hands, so this is a verdict on the published contents rather than a hands-on test. What stands up is the sheer stack of jewellery: 23 pieces almost all made for the calendar, designed to be layered, in a mirrored two-drawer box you’ll keep long after Christmas.
Two things keep me honest. It’s plated, not solid gold, so set your expectations on demi-fine, and a couple of doors are less exclusive than the rest: the £50 voucher is cash the brand gives you anyway, and the seamless titanium piercing hoop is a piece it already sells. The price is also up £100 on last year with no extra pieces to show for it.
The real catch is where the pieces go. This is an ear-party in a box: fourteen of the 23 pieces are earrings, piercing studs or ear cuffs, so it rewards anyone with several ear piercings who likes to stack, and leaves a lot on the table for anyone with a single hole per ear.
Other versions
- Astrid & Miyu 12 Day Advent Calendar in Gold
- Astrid & Miyu 12 Day Advent Calendar in Silver
- Astrid & Miyu 24 Day Advent Calendar in Silver
- Astrid & Miyu 24 Day Advent Calendar in Solid 14k Gold
Where to buy the Astrid & Miyu 2026 Gold calendar
This calendar is sold directly by Astrid & Miyu, in Gold and Silver at the same price, with free standard UK delivery. There’s no active discount code at the time of writing, so the saving is the free delivery plus the brand’s draw for a £500 Golden Ticket for early buyers.
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