Bijou Brigitte gift cards
Bijou Brigitte gift cards from GIFQ are available in Austria and Germany, ideal for rewarding jewelry lovers or paying fashion-conscious earners.
Bijou Brigitte gift cards by market
About Bijou Brigitte
Bijou Brigitte is a German fashion jewelry and accessories retailer with a broad audience and stores across Europe. Its range spans more than 10,000 items, from everyday pieces and 925 silver classics to hair accessories, scarves, bags, and watches. For a business looking to reward someone who enjoys updating their look, this card offers practical value and a wide choice.
Through GIFQ, you can send Bijou Brigitte cards in Austria and Germany, each in euros. The two markets are separate products: a card bought for Germany works only in Germany, in stores or online at bijou-brigitte.com, while the Austrian card works only in physical stores in Austria and cannot be used online. Expiry also differs by market, so check the market page before ordering.
To choose the right card for a recipient, look at where they are based and how they prefer to shop. Someone in Germany who orders online can use the German card on the website, while someone in Austria should receive the Austrian card and redeem it in a store. If a recipient travels between the two countries, their card will not follow them across the border.
Businesses use these cards for payouts and rewards in several ways. You might send them in bulk from the GIFQ dashboard to thank customers in Germany and Austria after a purchase, or reward a sales team across both countries in one campaign. Through the API, you can send a single card as a payout to a freelancer or research participant in either market.
Amounts vary by market. In Austria, cards come in fixed values of 10, 15, and 25 EUR. In Germany, you can choose 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 44, or 50 EUR. The German card is valid for 32 months; the Austrian card has no expiry. Full details are on each market page.
Frequently asked questions
Send Bijou Brigitte at scale
In bulk from the dashboard, or through one API call. Same catalog either way.