SPRING GIVEAWAY
To put an extra SPRING in your step, I partnered with J/SLIDES on a fabulous Instagram giveaway! Two lucky winners will receive a FREE pair of JSlides of your choice (excluding regular priced boots and booties) and a $150 gift card to use in my gallery, or on my website.
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To enter: make sure you're following me and @jslidesfootwear on Instagram, then comment on the giveaway posts and tag your friends. The more friends you tag, the more entries you receive! Fun, right?
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The winners will be announced on Friday morning on both of our accounts. I am so excited to see which shoes you choose, I love the gold sandals I received for this fun Spring promo! Not only are they comfortable, I've had tons of compliments on them!
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GOOD LUCK & HAPPY SPRING
Also in JEWEL DIARY
2020, THE YEAR OF PERFECT VISION
Instead of making resolutions for the new year, I create one personal goal that revolves around one word. Last year's word of the year was "creation". I chose "creation" to challenge myself in various areas surrounding design, collaboration and creating opportunities. I gave myself permission to spend the year practicing spontaneity while taking bigger risks.
Image Credit : Jackson, Age 10
30K GIVEAWAY
Exciting News!! I reached a new milestone of 30k followers on Instagram and thought it was time to celebrate with a giveaway, just in time for the holidays. As you know with the new algorithms, milestones are difficult to achieve organically. Therefore, in an effort to spread the love, 30 people will win a gift certificate to my gallery or website for $100.00. You read that right : 30 people. That is one person per thousand followers. Hopefully, you and your friends will want to be one of those winners!
OCTOBER OPALS
Fireworks, galaxies, and a shifting play-of-color are what make the opal so desirable. Opals are unlike any other gemstone in your jewelry box, beyond the myths and "supernatural" ways they form, you will never see two identical opals.
Opal, named from the Latin word "opalus" meaning "gemstone of many colors", was first known to mankind around 250 BC. Many cultures believed it possessed supernatural powers and carried or wore the gemstone as a prophecy and personal talisman.