This contest is closed but a new one starts on Monday!
Every week I give away a piece of jewelry at random to make someone feel special. Hopefully, it will cheer them up on a bad day. The winner can either keep the jewelry or give it away to someone else. Granted, the jewelry won’t get there in time for Valentine’s but it will be a nice belated present.
The contest has one little change this week I’m trying something out. Your first comment still has to be about a random act of kindness or who you would give this to & why. You can earn extra entries by blogging about this contest & leaving a link to my site, stumbling this, or putting this on twitter even though I don’t really know what twitter is. Just leave a separate comment for each of these things that you do but make sure your first comment is still about a random act of kindness.
The prize this week is a mother of pearl & marcasite pendant in sterling with sterling silver chain.
The Rules:
Please don’t sell the jewelry, it’s to make whoever receives it feel special. Winner will be chosen by a random number
generator at 6pm on Friday Mountain Time.Contestants should be over 18 & live in the lower 48 states because I’ll be paying shipping. I won’t sell or abuse your
mailing address.If you’ve already won a Random Act of Bling, you can win again, but please give the jewelry away at random.
Please leave a valid e-mail address, this is how I will contact you if you win. The subject line of the email will say something like
“Random Acts of Bling: You Won” I’ll also announce the winner in a blog post. If I can’t reach you then I might
have to relist your prize.If you want to link or stumble this post it would be appreciated but is not required.
Comment/trackback/link should be about a random act of kindness or who you would give this jewelry to & why.
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February 9, 2009 at 5:35 pm
I would probably give it to my sister, it is totally her style and she would love it. thanks!
February 9, 2009 at 7:56 pm
A randon act of kindness that I received was to win this beautiful Puffy Heart Necklace from this awesome lady who gives away free jewlry on her website. I am giving this wonderful gift to another lady that I really respect- my secret sister at church. Isnt it amazing how the circle just goes around?
jill.watkins@gmail.com
February 10, 2009 at 2:43 am
My random act of kindness would be to give this special piece to one of the nursing home residents that I visit on a weekly basis as a special valentine’s day gift.
I receive so much from my visits each week this would complete the circle.
M
February 11, 2009 at 6:30 am
Someone special is my mother who has made such sacrifices for me.
February 11, 2009 at 8:17 pm
I saw this and I think it would a perfect gift for my best friend. She has just gotten out of a 2 year relationship. This man used money and false security to make her feel safe, and wanted. Unfortunately he hit her, he abused her mentally and physically. he would hit her in the face, to the point where she couldn’t hide it anymore. a bunch of her friends and I got together and had a talk with her, and she admitted how badly she wanted to get away from him, but she was scared. She stayed with me, and still is staying with me, and it would be a nice thing to give to her, shes my best friend and has been threw SO much stuff, that she didnt deserve… she has the sweetest heart in the world, and shes getting better, going to abuse classes and starting to gain her life back, i just think this would be so nice to give to her, shes so deserving of it, i think.
thank you,
Rebecca
February 11, 2009 at 10:29 pm
I would give it to my newly adopted teenage daughter,she would love it!
February 13, 2009 at 6:02 am
This would be a gift for my mother in law who has been a great source of encouragement & strength in recent months.
February 24, 2009 at 4:05 pm
well i haven’t participated in any of your contests; but i must say the designs are really great and inspiring. keep up the good job.