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celebrate 2010 with a touch of sparkle: a sponsored giveaway from sam's club three girlawhirl.com readers will win diamond jewelry to kick off the new year!
Dec 21, 2009
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At holiday parties, Girlawhirl does her best to shine – and sometimes all it takes to transition from the hustle and bustle of shopping, wrapping and preparing to a festive mood is putting on a favorite piece of jewelry. And if it's diamond jewelry – even better – the sparkle of the stones makes her smile the instant she looks in the mirror. Sam's Club wants to share some holiday sparkle with Girlawhirl and her Super Pals with three pieces of diamond jewelry up for grabs… | |
Yes it's true, Sam's Club is celebrating not just the season, but also their amazing collection of diamond jewelry. High quality stones – none less than an I rating – and 14K and 18K yellow or white gold, and even platinum at some stores, this jewelry is made by many of the same designers and companies that supply department stores and jewelry store chains. But in the tradition of Sam's Club, the prices are about 30% less than items of the same quality sold in other stores. Most of the diamonds come with a certificate of authenticity, and some even have a card that outlines specific information on each stone in the piece and the retail replacement value – which comes in handy for insurance purposes.
Girlawhirl's favorite pieces include oversized twinkling studs, knotted necklaces with shimmering solitaires and baguettes and hoops embellished with individually set diamonds. And they're up for grabs, for three lucky girlawhirl.com readers. In the spirit of true celebration – the winners will be chosen on January 1st, 2010! Just make sure that you're a registered user by midnight on 12/31/09 and you're always eligible to win Girlawhirl Giveaways. Not registered? Sign up here.
See all the Sam's Club diamond jewelry collections online here. Each store location has a variety of pieces as well, but not all pieces are in every store.
Disclosure Notice: this is a sponsored giveaway, which means the content is advertorial in nature. Girlawhirl.com has been compensated to run this giveaway. It is Girlawhirl.com's editorial policy to clearly identify for its readers when content is advertorial in nature, and using the word ‘sponsored,' as it appears in the title of the article indicates just that. Rest assured however that the items featured here have been thoroughly researched and reviewed by Girlawhirl.com editors and staff. Find out more about Girlawhirl.com's editorial policy here.
