RockLove Jewelry has confirmed that September 30, 2026, is the final day to shop the Disney | RockLove line before the collection closes permanently and moves into the brand’s archive. Once the clock runs out, all Disney, Star Wars, Marvel, and 20th Century Studios pieces will disappear from the site.
RockLove first announced the retirement earlier this year, closing out a partnership that began in 2017. September 30 marks the definitive end of that era.
Why the Line Is Retiring
RockLove has said the decision comes down to the rising cost of precious metals.
“Silver prices have skyrocketed,” the brand shared in its original statement. “To restock this collection at today’s precious metal costs, retail prices would need to double, even triple. Rather than compromise on quality or dramatically raise prices, we’ve made the decision to retire the collection with integrity. When sold out, these designs enter the archive,” the brand stated.
The retirement spans a decade of Disney partnership, from the Evil Queen Dagger Heart Ring and Ursula Shell Locket that launched the Disney Villains line in 2018 to fan favorites across Frozen, The Nightmare Before Christmas, The Little Mermaid, Winnie the Pooh, and Lilo & Stitch. It also closes out RockLove’s Star Wars line, including the Kyber Crystal Collection and its collaborative series with Ahsoka Tano voice actress Ashley Eckstein, alongside its work with Marvel, with original Black Panther Kimoyo Beads worn by talent during their press tour, and 20th Century Studios, in which Arnold Schwarzenegger was just seen on his social media wearing RockLove’s Predator Warrior Ring.
Final Sale Terms
- All remaining Disney | RockLove inventory is available through September 30, 2026.
- After September 30, designs will not be restocked or reproduced.
- Stock levels vary by design; several styles are already sold out or nearly gone.
What’s Next for RockLove
RockLove’s next chapter is already taking shape. The brand has already launched collaborations with Naruto Shippuden (Viz Media) and Twin Peaks (Paramount), with additional anime and gaming projects in the works and further announcements expected in the coming months.
