A sample press release for a Valentine's Day Promo for Jewelry Brand
Lauren Klein Jewelry Offers the Perfect Gifts for Valentine’s Day
LaurenKlein.com offers 10% off womens jewelry, monogrammed jewelry and diamond necklace purchases just in time for Valentine’s Day
Lauren Klein Jewelry, a leading online retailer of womens jewelry, monogrammed jewelry and diamond necklaces, is the ultimate one stop shop for the perfect gift this Valentine’s Day. Offering both elegance and contemporary design, Lauren Klein jewelry will be sure to impress that special person and make this Valentine’s Day one to be remembered.
“Everyone knows that jewelry is a quintessential part of the Valentine’s Day holiday,” said Sarah Leight, manager, Lauren Klein. “Thanks to our dazzling selection of fine jewelry and competitive online prices, customers have come to trust Lauren Klein for this most important purchase. Whether it is a pink heart earring or a diamond necklace, Lauren Klein has exactly what you need to wow the special person in your life.”
To help celebrate the promise of “peace and love,” Lauren Klein is proud to feature an exclusive line of gold and diamond heart, and peace sign love knot adorned jewelry. Adding a sparkle to necklines, wrists and hands, these designs appear in such featured pieces as the Pink Tourmaline Heart Ring, the Diamond Hearts on Yellow Gold Disc Necklace and the Hammered Gold Diamond Hearts Earrings.
LaurenKlein.com is pleased to offer 10% off purchases with the promotion code “ten10” at checkout.
Lauren Klein specializes in all types of jewelry whatever the style, Lauren Klein has it all. From traditional diamond jewelry to trendy fashion jewelry, Lauren Klein carries only the best selection of women's jewelry -- rings, earrings, necklaces, bracelets, anklets and baby jewelry -- at the most competitive prices. The company’s new Monogram Collection offers personalized jewelry for that extra special touch.
The finest collection of jewelry available to the public is also backed by Lauren Klein’s incomparable experience rooted in the fine jewelry industry. As a customer-focused company, Lauren Klein strives to bring the highest quality products directly to consumers to ensure their satisfaction is exceeded. With more than half a century of heritage in the diamond industry, this family operation began its ecommerce business on eBay and Amazon. After great success, Lauren Klein showcases its entire jewelry collection on Laurenklein.com.
About Lauren Klein:
Lauren Klein provides designer jewelry at affordable prices, bringing 55 years in the diamond business to online shoppers. At Lauren Klein, we control the entire process from source to final product while maintaining the highest quality so we can pass the savings on to customers. Lauren Klein has served thousands of satisfied customers and our experienced customer service representatives are ready to assist you with our vast collection, which ranges from basic solitaire necklaces, gold necklaces and morganite earrings to diamond rose gold rings and trendy and chic color stone jewelry. Call us toll-free at 1-877-215-6779 or email us at Laurenkjewelry@aol.com. For more information, please visit www.laurenklein.com
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Friday, January 8, 2010
Press Release for Jewelry Company
A Sample Press Release for a Jewelry Company creating diamond studded pieces.
Memorial Diamonds Deliver Eternal Life
From ashes to diamonds: Algordanza, a Switzerland-based company, memorializes deceased loved ones through the creation of innovative memorial diamonds. Algordanza's memorial diamonds are the result of a finely-tuned process whereby the ashes or hair from a deceased loved one are turned into genuine human diamonds that will last forever. It's a unique way for the bereaved to remember those who meant so much to them when they were alive.
"Recently, a woman in Austin, Texas had a diamond made from her father's remains," Jared Parrish, director of sales and marketing for Algordanza, says. "The diamond was set in her engagement ring so her father could still walk with her down the aisle."
Algordanza's memorial diamonds are absolutely unique and are solely generated from cremation ashes or hair. Each production step is completely documented, and upon completion, the diamond is presented with a certificate of authenticity along with a chemical analysis of the ashes.
"What sets us apart from other companies that offer this service, is that our diamonds are genuine," Jared Parrish, director of sales and marketing for Algordanza, says. "We do not use any chemical additives which makes these natural, not synthetic diamonds."
While mined diamonds require hundreds of millions of years to age, Algordanza's lab-grown gems typically take only a few months to form. The largest one offered is a full carat and takes up to one year.
So, how does it work? Carbon, chemically drawn out from the ashes or hair, is compressed into graphite in a high pressure, high temperature-growth environment. The graphite undergoes the same process leading to rough crystallized diamonds which are then cut and polished.
The memorial diamond varies in color. Primarily, white, it may sometimes have a bluish tint, depending on the quantity of the element boron within the carbon. Just as no two human beings are alike, no two stones are identical.
About Algordanza
Founded in 2003, Algordanza is headquartered in Chur, Switzerland. Algordanza is a word derived from the ancient language Rhaeto-Romanic, meaning "remembrance." Currently, the company is represented in 17 countries with a goal of being present in all countries on all continents.
For more information visit: www.mymemorialdiamond.com, or call: 713-429-9164.
Memorial Diamonds Deliver Eternal Life
From ashes to diamonds: Algordanza, a Switzerland-based company, memorializes deceased loved ones through the creation of innovative memorial diamonds. Algordanza's memorial diamonds are the result of a finely-tuned process whereby the ashes or hair from a deceased loved one are turned into genuine human diamonds that will last forever. It's a unique way for the bereaved to remember those who meant so much to them when they were alive.
"Recently, a woman in Austin, Texas had a diamond made from her father's remains," Jared Parrish, director of sales and marketing for Algordanza, says. "The diamond was set in her engagement ring so her father could still walk with her down the aisle."
Algordanza's memorial diamonds are absolutely unique and are solely generated from cremation ashes or hair. Each production step is completely documented, and upon completion, the diamond is presented with a certificate of authenticity along with a chemical analysis of the ashes.
"What sets us apart from other companies that offer this service, is that our diamonds are genuine," Jared Parrish, director of sales and marketing for Algordanza, says. "We do not use any chemical additives which makes these natural, not synthetic diamonds."
While mined diamonds require hundreds of millions of years to age, Algordanza's lab-grown gems typically take only a few months to form. The largest one offered is a full carat and takes up to one year.
So, how does it work? Carbon, chemically drawn out from the ashes or hair, is compressed into graphite in a high pressure, high temperature-growth environment. The graphite undergoes the same process leading to rough crystallized diamonds which are then cut and polished.
The memorial diamond varies in color. Primarily, white, it may sometimes have a bluish tint, depending on the quantity of the element boron within the carbon. Just as no two human beings are alike, no two stones are identical.
About Algordanza
Founded in 2003, Algordanza is headquartered in Chur, Switzerland. Algordanza is a word derived from the ancient language Rhaeto-Romanic, meaning "remembrance." Currently, the company is represented in 17 countries with a goal of being present in all countries on all continents.
For more information visit: www.mymemorialdiamond.com, or call: 713-429-9164.
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