As Bulgari is one of SG's favorite jewelry houses, I am very excited to see the company giving back. For the company's 125 year anniversary, Bulgari/or Bvlgari is partnering up with Save the Children to raise 10 million Euro by the end of 2009 to help the less fortunate children from around the globe. The ring is aptly named after the founder of Bulgari, Sotirio Bulgari and produced in silver in honor of his silversmith origin. This silver ring will become available for sale at Bulgari boutiques worldwide starting February 2009 through December 2009. The retail price is $290 of which $60 will be donated to Save the Children. It's a wonderful cause! I will be checking out the ring next week. Ladies, what about this for a Valentine's Day present?
Jan 31, 2009
Bulgari for Save the Children
As Bulgari is one of SG's favorite jewelry houses, I am very excited to see the company giving back. For the company's 125 year anniversary, Bulgari/or Bvlgari is partnering up with Save the Children to raise 10 million Euro by the end of 2009 to help the less fortunate children from around the globe. The ring is aptly named after the founder of Bulgari, Sotirio Bulgari and produced in silver in honor of his silversmith origin. This silver ring will become available for sale at Bulgari boutiques worldwide starting February 2009 through December 2009. The retail price is $290 of which $60 will be donated to Save the Children. It's a wonderful cause! I will be checking out the ring next week. Ladies, what about this for a Valentine's Day present?
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Oh, they're gorgeous and for such a good cause.
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gorgeous!
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Those are stunning!!
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Those are beautiful! :)
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I've read about this ring a little while ago. I want one too.
ReplyDeleteThat would be an amazing valentine's gift, especially since some of the profits are going to an amazing charity. And it's so pretty!
ReplyDeleteThe detail is amazing and stunning, and that much going to charity... they should be so proud.
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