Please note: This giveaway has ended and is now closed to further entries. Find out who won here.
We've teamed up with Modnique.com, an amazing online flash sales site, to offer one lucky reader the chance to win this beautiful Hope Necklace by Laura Elizabeth jewelry - retail value $165.00! The Hope Necklace features a gold-filled chain and thoughtful charms including a wishbone, Ganesh, Buddha, dove, Ohm, Hand of God, peace sign, and Cross.
And, mark your calendars: From 2/13 - 2/16, Modnique will have a Laura Elizabeth sale event - so you'll have a chance to shop more of her amazing pieces at a discount.
To enter, tell us what's your most meaningful piece of jewelry in the comments section below.
Good luck!!
Entries must be posted by 12 noon ET on February 13th, 2011, to be eligible to win. Update: This giveaway is open to US and Canadian residents. This is not a sponsored post.
My most meaningful piece of jewelry is a gold locket that my grandfather gave me on my 8th birthday. It has a picture of him and I inside. It has beautiful little flowers engraved all around it. I always think about him when I'm wearing it
Thanks for having the contest!
I own a lot of jewelry - beautiful and meaningful pieces given to me by my mother, mother-in-law
and husband.
But my most meaningful piece of jewelry is a
five-petalled crystal flower pendant given
by my kids on Mothers Day 3 years ago - it probably cost $10 but it is very very
precious to me.
Hope i win!
Jenn
I have been gifted silver items from Tiffany's before, but they always tarnished badly within a few days of my wearing them, and I ended up returning them...but I wear this necklace everyday and its as bright as the day he gave it to me (almost a year ago now).
rwvanvoorhis at gmail dot com
I look at it all day and keep checking it to make sure it's still there. I would really be lost if I lost this!
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www.mrschong.com
(wow, i didn't need to cry so early this a.m.)
- Jamie
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If I had had to pick one it would be the class of 99 ring my mom gave me for h.s. graduation. We didn't really have loads of money so I didn't treat myself to a class ring in h.s. so she went to mandees (lol)and bought me one, which had the wrong year on it! Love it still and wear it nearly everyday.
Our friends had a house nearby, and for my 18th birthday they took a beautiful yellow stone from the island, cut, finished and set it, then made a chain with 18 inch-long links and paired them together - he did every part of this himself, with his hands and tools.
He also made one for both of my sisters on their 18ths, and I love it because now I have a physical reminder of my family and those memories everywhere I go.