Bomb Party launched as Ring Bomb Party back in 2016. Circa late 2020, the company shortened its name to Bomb Party.

Bomb Party is based out of Alabama and operates in the jewelry MLM niche.

Heading up Bomb Party are co-founders Lillian and Bella Coleman.

As per Lillian Coleman’s Bomb Party corporate bio;

I … earned a degree in business marketing and graphic design, only to find myself confined by working for someone else and unable to pursue my passion.

My free spirit longed to fly. My family supported my dream, and with a $1,500 loan from my parents, I launched Moss+Crown, a collection of Southern inspired apparel for women.

Moss+Crown took off like wild fire and I was lucky enough to enlist my sister to keep up with the demand.

Isabella left nursing school to help me run the growing business and we never looked back. Three years later, Bomb Party was created.

Read on for a full review of Bomb Party’s MLM opportunity.

Bomb Party’s Products

Bomb Party market bath bombs, each filled with a selection of jewelry.

Again, as per Lillian Coleman’s Bomb Party corporate bio;

I returned to my design studio with an idea: create an entirely new concept in jewelry, a fizzy ring bomb revealed through LIVE parties that holds not just a gemstone but a finished piece of jewelry, designed custom and a complete surprise.

It was DIY at its finest. We had our first assembly line, creating ring bombs in our kitchen at home and taking our concept to Facebook.

It went viral within weeks and hit over one million views within a month!

Bomb Party’s jewelry bombs start at $19.95.

Pricing on Bomb Party’s website is a bit all over the place. Some collections are priced, such as this ruby selection from Bomb Party’s “Holiday Luxe Collection” ($39.95) each.

Other collections just show photographs with no pricing.

The “Originals Collection” appears to be Bomb Party’s staple. The company claims

Every month, we add more than 50 custom designs in up to 20 colorways to our Originals, each one handcrafted using only the finest lab-created stones, metals and findings.

You could even reveal diamonds y’all! Let’s fizz…

Provided value estimates for Bomb Party’s jewelry top out at $1500.

Inside every Bomb Party collection, we hide a handful of genuine diamond gemstone rings and necklaces valued at up to $1,500 each.

“Regular” jewelry however is priced at $25 to $500.

ARE THESE REAL? HOW ARE THESE ONLY $14.95?

Ring Bomb Party rings are 100% real!

We have rings valued between $25-$500 and are able to offer ring bombs at only $14.95 because we buy our rings in BULK at amazing prices from our top notch ring manufacturers!

As for technical details behind Bomb Party’s jewelry, details are provided in the company’s website FAQ:

What metals do you manufacture with?

Our rings are brass and many are either double or triple plated with rhodium, but we also have silver plated and .925 sterling.

All jewelry is nickel free.

Bomb Party’s Compensation Plan

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🤖 Quick Answer

What is Bomb Party and when was it established?
Bomb Party is a jewelry-based multi-level marketing company originally launched as Ring Bomb Party in 2016. The company, headquartered in Alabama, shortened its name to Bomb Party around late 2020. It specializes in bath bomb jewelry products and operates within the jewelry MLM industry sector.

Who are the founders of Bomb Party?
Bomb Party was co-founded by sisters Lillian and Bella Coleman. Lillian holds a degree in business marketing and graphic design, while Bella transitioned from nursing school to support the company's operations and growth management.

What was Lillian Coleman's business background before Bomb Party?
Before establishing Bomb Party, Lillian Coleman founded Moss+Crown, a Southern-inspired women's apparel collection. Starting with a $1,500 parental loan, the business grew rapidly

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