July 31st, 2011 by admin
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artworksbytbMood jewelry is the hottest trend for kids' jewelry. Cool Jewels® by Phillips International has a distinct range of the kids' jewelry-Kids Mood Jewelry.
Mood Jewelry enjoys great success with custom pendants and rings. The kids Mood Jewelry target the children between the ages 5-12. Cool pendants are available in different designs and shapes of animals, birds, star, moon and many more. The Kids Mood jewelry costs $5.99 and the buyers find in affordable for kids.
Colorful tie bracelets are another hot trend.
With over 35 years of experience helping the gift and souvenir industry, Cool Jewels® by Phillips International provide fresh and trendy products in wholesale fashion jewelry from cities like Paris, Tokyo, Amsterdam and Milan. When asked for the secret of their success, St. Pierre replied, "We bring our customers a spacious collection of jewelry in the latest trends and offer excellent customer service
May 29th, 2011 by admin
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rachelkramerbussel.comWearYourMusic.org is a charity project that donates a percentage of the profits from their jewelry sales to charities that support music. The site offers one-size-fits-all, unisex guitar string bracelets that come in many different colors. They are made from real guitar strings, and look great whether worn singly or stacked up on your wrist.
The standard bracelets range in price from $70-$10, but the site also offers a special collection of artist bracelets for $100 each. These guitar string bracelets are handcrafted from recycled fine silver and guitar strings and are donated by the artist you select, with many famous names included on the site. They ship packaged in recycled DVD cases with certificates of authenticity, and profits are donated to charities selected by the artist. Since each item is custom made, production time can take up to three weeks.
May 28th, 2011 by admin
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knottyboyJack Jackter Intermediate School students use their creativity to help the Haiti poor children. 15 children in grades 3-5 joined a production company Clay Aid to design and create clay pendants and necklaces. The students sold the pendants and necklaces at their school store and during functions. The price for each piece ranged from $1 to $5, with some "Artists Select" pendants sold for $10.
The Colchester children raised $631 in sales said Kathy Brandon, the art instructor at Clay Aid. Brandon, who makes and markets her own line of pendants to raise money for the Restavec home, plans to take a trip to Haiti in August, and will get her pieces which were made by the Colchester children especially for the children in Haiti.