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From today, I’ll be having a regular monthly competition on my Celtic jewelry Facebook page. Here’s the details:
At the beginning of each month, I’ll select 10 products from my store: www.irishcelticjewels.com and create an album for them on Facebook.
To enter the competition, view the album of product photos, pick the one you l …continue reading Celtic Jewelry Competition on Facebook
It’s nearly half way through the ‘The most beautiful Celtic jewelry contest!’ and we’ve already got 10 entrants! There’s some really stunning and unique pieces up there, and it’s been a joy to see each one appear on the page. You check out the entrants on the Celtic jewelry page.
I just wanted to thank all those who’ve uploaded their photos, and those who’ve voted on the Celtic jewelry pieces so far.
Remember, the contest is due to end on June 11th, but will continue until we have 15 entrants, so I need at least another 5 entrants before the contest ends.
So go and get that Celtic jewelry piece photographed and upload it to the Celtic jewelry page. If your friends or family have a Celtic jewelry piece, you can upload their photos too; and if you don’t have any Celtic jewelry, you can get in there and vote! Here’s what you can won:
Here’s a reminder of the terms & conditions:
Thanks,
Leigh
I’ve got a great new contest which I’ve set up on my Celtic jewelry page on Facebook. Are you on Facebook? If not, now might be the time to join.
Participate in this competition and you’ll receive a 10% discount coupon for the Irish Celtic Jewels store. Be in the top 3 and you’ll receive a FREE silver Celtic birthstone ring, and a 15% discount coupon for my Celtic jewelry store. Anyone who votes, will receive a 5% discount coupon for the store.
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The contest is simple: using the wall (where it says: What’s on your mind?), upload a picture or video of you, or one of your friends wearing a Celtic jewelry item. It can be a ring, pendant, earring, bracelet, bangle or any other jewelry that has Celtic symbols (including the Claddagh symbol) on it. Also, feel free to tell us your story about the piece (not required).
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After you’ve uploaded your picture or video, invite your friends and family to become a fan of the Celtic jewelry page. Then they can vote on your picture and help you win! To vote, just leave a comment on your favorite picture. Remember, simply voting in this competition will give you a 5% discount coupon for my Celtic jewelry store.
Terms & Conditions
Good luck to you all!
Regards,
Leigh Maher
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I only had one entrant for this months competition, which made me realize that it was probably too difficult a competition.Luckily the one entry was excellent. The winner is Christy Hair from Portland, OR. Christy wrote this description on the wall of my Celtic jewelry Facebook Page and it’s also now live on my site as the description for this Celtic wedding ring: |
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This lovely Celtic wedding band of clear, sparkling diamonds and precious gold, (your choose between the rich yellow color or the shimmering white), is enough to delight any lass’ heart! Make your big day extra lucky by slipping it on to your love’s pretty hand. And, like the knots upon the ring, may your lives forever be entwined in love!
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Congratulations Christy! You have won this gold Celtic pendant (including chain), worth $279. I’ll contact you shortly to get your shipping details.
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Next month I’ll be adding this new Celtic wedding ring to the online store. We want you to write a description of the ring. The person with the best description will win this gold Celtic pendant (including chain), worth $279. And the Celtic wedding ring will go live on the website with the winning description. Check out the specific details of the ring here.
The closing entry date is November 19th. The winner will be announced here on the blog and on my Facebook page on November 21st. Good luck!
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The Trinity Knot is a Celtic symbol of ancient origin and one of the earliest symbols of Christianity predating the crucifix by hundreds of years. But what we want to know is:
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To enter this competition you need to visit my page on Facebook, become a fan of the page and then post your answer on my wall. If you’re not already on Facebook, you’ll need to create a profile:
The winner will be randomly selected and this will be announced on my Facebook page on June 26th.
You can also add me as a friend on Facebook by using this link. Be sure to tell me you came from the “Irish Celtic Jewels Blog” when you send a friend request.
Good luck!
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