Missoma Advent Calendar
£239.00
The Missoma Advent Calendar 2026 tears up last year’s format: 6 doors, 6 jewellery pieces made only for this box, chosen to stack together. Each version holds three pairs of earrings, a necklace and two bracelets (the solid gold set swaps in sapphires and diamonds), all in a dusky pink velvet case worth £125 you keep for good. No gift card and no collabs this year, but a proper three-metal choice from £239 up to £1,295 for real 9ct gold. One for someone who loves Missoma’s layering look and wants a small, wearable capsule rather than a 24-day countdown.
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- 6 exclusive pieces behind 6 doors: three pairs of earrings, one necklace, two bracelets (solid gold set differs)
- Sold in three metals from £239: silver-plated, 18ct gold-plated (£249), 9ct solid gold (£1,295)
- Velvet jewellery case worth £125, designed to keep and reuse
- Missoma’s stated worth: £635, £693 and £1,713 by version, exclusive pieces so no public per-piece RRP
- A change from 2025: 6 pieces instead of 12 doors and 13 pieces, no gift card, no collabs
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Missoma Advent Calendar 2026: 6 exclusive jewellery pieces across three metals
The Missoma Advent Calendar 2026 is a big change from last year. Gone is the 12-door countdown; in its place, 6 doors and 6 pieces of jewellery made only for this box, each one designed to layer with the others and with the rest of the Missoma range. Every piece is exclusive to the calendar, so you won’t find them in the main collection. It’s a limited edition, and this year Missoma offers it in three metals: silver-plated from £239, 18ct gold-plated at £249, and 9ct solid gold at £1,295.
The jewellery arrives in a dusky pink velvet case worth £125, slipped inside a burgundy satin pouch, with dedicated slots for necklaces, earrings, bracelets and rings. The case is meant to be kept and used long after the six doors are open. This is one for someone who wants a small, wearable capsule rather than a daily treat: a gift to yourself, or a considered present for someone who already knows the brand.
The Missoma story
Missoma is a London jewellery label founded in 2008 by Marisa Hordern, known for demi-fine gold vermeil, chunky chains and the layering look that a lot of high-street jewellery has since copied. Its signature is stacking, pieces built to be worn together rather than one at a time, which is exactly the logic of this calendar. The six pieces aren’t a random grab-bag; they’re chosen to combine, which is the most Missoma thing about the box.
What’s inside the 2026 edition
Each metal version holds six exclusive pieces and the velvet case. The silver and gold-plated boxes share the same six designs (three pairs of earrings, one necklace, two bracelets), differing only in the plating. The solid gold box is a different set entirely: real 9ct gold with sapphires and diamonds, one necklace, one bracelet and four pairs of earrings. Missoma reveals the pieces by type before you buy and by name only when the calendar goes on sale.
=> The six pieces, listed metal by metal, are in the SPOILER tab.
How the 2026 edition compares with last year
The 2025 Missoma calendar was a different animal: 12 doors, 13 full-size pieces, a worth of £928 against a £495 price on the Gold version, a £50 gift card and two collaboration pieces (Lucy Williams’ Malachite Choker, Harris Reed’s In Good Hands Pearl Bracelet), all in a celestial box, with a door to open on each of its 12 days.
The 2026 box is smaller and cheaper to get into: six pieces, no gift card, no collabs, no 12-day drip. What you gain is a lower entry point (from £239 against £495) and a genuine three-tier choice, from silver-plated up to solid gold. What you lose is the countdown itself and the headline value. It’s less an advent calendar in the daily sense, more a curated jewellery box that happens to open over six doors.
My verdict on the 2026 edition
What works is the concept: six pieces built to stack, in a velvet case worth £125 that you actually keep, at three price points that finally let people in below £250. The solid gold tier, with real sapphires and diamonds, gives serious buyers somewhere to go. For a Missoma fan, this is a tidy, wearable capsule rather than a drawer of forgettable trinkets.
What I can’t verify is the value, and that matters here. Because every piece is exclusive to the calendar, none of them has a public RRP, so the worth figures (£635 for silver, £693 for gold, £1,713 for solid gold) are Missoma’s own count, not a total I can rebuild piece by piece. Take them as the brand’s number. As I’d put it: ‘The pieces are lovely and the case is real, but the “worth” is theirs to claim, not mine to check.’ My other reservation is plain: six pieces is half of a normal countdown, and if you wanted a daily ritual through December, this isn’t it.
- Not for you if you want a 24-day (or even 12-day) countdown, or a value figure you can independently verify.
- Worth it if you like Missoma’s stacking look and want a small set of wearable, keep-forever pieces in a case you’ll reuse.
Versions of this calendar:
- Silver, silver-plated (6 pieces, £239, worth £635 by Missoma’s count)
- Gold, 18ct gold-plated (6 pieces, £249, worth £693)
- Solid Gold, 9ct solid gold (6 different sapphire and diamond pieces, £1,295, worth £1,713)
Missoma discount and delivery:
- Discount code: no code is available at the moment.
- Delivery: free UK delivery on orders over £100.
- Stock: this is a limited edition that sells through quickly, so check the live listing on Missoma’s site before counting on a version being available.
Find all the advent calendars on sale here.
Where to buy the Missoma Advent Calendar 2026
This calendar is sold direct by Missoma. Compare the three versions above and check the offers at the top of the page. It’s a limited edition that sells through quickly, so check the live listing before counting on a version being available.
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