| User | Rating | Min. Age | Adults Too | Comment |
| fsumarc | 8 | 4 | Some | If you have young girls they will most likely love this game. My daughters love playing this game with me because I'm not ashamed to wear the jewelry. If that freaks you out, stay away. Not much of a game but just a spin and try to collect a full set of matching jewelry. Avoid the black ring. silly girly fun. |
| sheylon | 8 | 4 | No | Deeply girly game that won't play for boys at all. Nothing that will interest adults at all but the girls will have fun with the simple mechanics all about getting jewelry. We did have one instance where my daughter's friend was upset at getting the dreaded black ring so we encourage the younger set to think it is 'neat', too. |
| The Unbeliever | 8 | 3 | Some | For young girls (and their dads!) only. There is some subtle strategy involved that only the older players will pick up on. |
| wmshub | 8 | 3 | Some | The game is practically nonexistant, but you spend most of your time putting on jewelry, which is lots of fun for young girls and can be amusing for adults also. It's over very quickly so it doesn't get boring. Best with 2 players to keep the downtime low.
Really pretty good for a mass-market children's game. |
| metalchorus | 5 | 4 | Some | Fun for little girls and their parents, once or twice. |
| musicmom | 5 | 2 | No | This game was a big hit the first few times we played, but after that I noticed the kids wearing the jewelry all over the house (still lots of fun). However, losing one little earring or ring makes the game unplayable. So they stopped playing. |
| Styro | 2 | 3 | No | My rating reflects this as a game. As a toy, I would rate it higher. My 3 girls absolutely loved dressing up with the jewelry, but only played it as a game a few times. Instead of buying this, I suggest just getting some dress-up clothes for your kids to play with. Also, the dress-up aspect means that in a short amount of time you will have lost a lot of the pieces because your daughters will be wearing them all over the house. |