A nosey look inside the MAFS Australia bride Jacqui’s ‘subtle statement’ jewellery business

In addition to her careers as a lawyer, yoga instructor, investment analyst, model and recruiter, the MAFS Australia bride Jacqui Burfoot also owns a jewellery business. Honestly, how does she even find time in the day for all this?

Jacqui seems to have launched this business in January 2025 – around the same time MAFS started airing in Australia.

Her business is called Jacqueline Lee Jewellery. She sells “timeless, everyday essentials – designed to be lived-in”.

The website reads, “Crafting new natural icons, engineered to wear everyday”. Jacqui does not actually make all this jewellery herself – she orders these items in from the USA then puts them on her website.

Jacqui sells a variety of jewellery including anklets, bracelets, earrings, necklaces and rings.

The cheapest item on the website is the Curb Link Band Ring at $30 AUD (£15). The spenniest piece is the Rope Cuff Bangle at $50 AUD (£24). Jacqui seems to have reduced the prices of some of the items since starting the website – the Croissant Gold-filled Statement Ring was initially priced at $60 AUD (£29) but is now on sale for $30 AUD (£15).

The gold-filled jewellery has five grams of 18K gold per kilo of metal. The website says the items “designed for long-lasting durability” and “have a lifespan of up to two years”. Customers are advised to not go swimming in them. She’s also sold sterling silver jewellery in the past, although there doesn’t seem to be any of that available on the site right now.

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Although some of the jewellery has a full product description, quite a few items don’t seem to have one yet. The description for the Coins Anklet simply says “For your next Bali trip x”, seemingly as a reference to when Jacqui spent several months working in Bali as a “digital nomad” and model?

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Featured images via Jacqui’s Instagram.