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50th Sale Earrings Giveaway!


To celebrate reaching 50 sales on Folksy last night I'm having a Giveaway!

The earrings below are made from Sterling Silver and pretty ivory with turquoise and black design Lampwork beads. The ivory colour is actually a bit lighter than it appears in the photo. To give you an idea of the size, the beads are 9mm in diameter. A small and well behaved pair (compared to some of my earrings!) looking for a home..............


To enter the Giveaway all you have to do is leave a comment saying what is your favourite colour of bead or Semi~Precious stone when you look for earrings. Please leave contact details if you don't have a blog so that I can contact you if you are the winner!
The winner will be announced next Tuesday 30th March!

I'm off to Folksy now to choose the print I promised myself from Folksy shop Sascalia when I reached 50 sales :D

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  1. SophieTuesday, March 23, 2010

    Lovely giveaway, those earrings are gorgeous!!
    I love most colours, but my favourite is green. I LOVE semi-precious stones - Peridot is lovely, I also love Green Amethyst, moonstone and Apatite..I like a lot really :)
    Congratulations on hitting 50 sales!
    Sophie x

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  2. WendyTuesday, March 23, 2010

    Beautiful earrings. My favourite colour for earring is anything earth toned, like jasper. I love the multi tones in it.
    Thanks for the chance to win.

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  3. hello gorgeousTuesday, March 23, 2010

    hello gorgeous! wahoo! congrats on the sales.....you must feel so chuffed! :o)

    Can wait to see what print you choose, please post to let is know.

    Think I'd like a chance to win your giveaway....prob would choose some peridot, or chalcedony, or some lovely form of lampwork! To be honest there are SO many gorgeous beads to choose from I could go on and on and on......which is why the creating NEVER stops for us! lol!

    Anyway, website is http://hellogorgeousdesign.blogspot.com

    Good luck to everyone who enters your giveaway and heres to the next 50 sales! :o)

    hugs

    hello gorgeous xxx

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  4. tammykingdonTuesday, March 23, 2010

    Thanks for the ear wires - they came this morning which gave me permission to play for a couple of hours. My favourite colour would be bluey green turquoise. I'm definitely a cool colour person.

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  5. Charlotte Hupfield CeramicsTuesday, March 23, 2010

    congratulations on your 50th sale!! well done, must be a great feeling. I love the colours of the beads in your giveaway but would say my favourite coloured earrings would perhaps be brown/cream if I was looking for a pair with coloured beads. Count me in for the giveaway and good luck everyone!

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  6. ValTuesday, March 23, 2010

    Congratulations on your 50th sale. i just adore all semi precious stones but if really pushed I would have to say amber, purely because it is not just a stone but a slice of history and after that, perhaps the gorgeous colours of tourmaline.

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  7. NRjewellerydesignTuesday, March 23, 2010

    ooh 50 sales? Well done!

    Hmmm well you know about my gemstone addiction!! If I was forced to pick, I guess my favourite stones are blue tiger eye, garnet and chrysocolla (can I say amethyst as well?!)

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  8. BeadyPoolTuesday, March 23, 2010

    Huge congrats. My favourite colour beads are blues of course and I'm into hot pink and purple at the moment to. Can't wait to see who wins. Good luck everyone x

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  9. FairlyGirlyTuesday, March 23, 2010

    Congrats on your sales. My fav colour of beads would be green or purple.

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  10. DanielleTuesday, March 23, 2010

    Congrats on your 50th sale & thanks for offering the awesome giveaway!

    Favorite colours are greens & blues

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  11. UnknownTuesday, March 23, 2010

    Huge congratulations, that's great news and well done you! I hope you enjoy your print, you deserve it. Count me in for the giveaway - I love amethyst, pink tourmaline and turquoise, ooh and amber.

    ...I like anything really :)

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  12. Karen BaildonWednesday, March 24, 2010

    Congratulations Tracy (I know I helped along the way!!!) I love your work!
    My fave would be palest green or palest aqua - for the glass beadmakers that would be antique clear, dirty martini, pale emerald, pale aqua and in gemstones - chalcedony, peridot, lemon jasper...
    Mmmmmmmmmm!
    Kazx

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  13. AnonymousWednesday, March 24, 2010

    Thanks, Tracy, looking forward to wearing my new earrings. You know I love your work from our previous dealings. My favorite color bead is purple. Please enter my name to win. thanks again
    Lynne

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  14. cerysWednesday, March 24, 2010

    Hi, I think I was probably your fiftieth sale! Love the designs, my favourite colour for earrings is deep green, preferably on the blue-y side.

    Cerys xxx
    cg6237@bris.ac.uk

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  15. blackcatswhiskersThursday, March 25, 2010

    Oooooh Tracy, what absolutely gorgeous earrings... I love most colours actually but I do have a thing for purple and creamy/brown stones. Please enter me in the draw.. xx

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  16. zoev1975Friday, March 26, 2010

    My favourite semi precious stones are Citrine, peridot and garnets. I tend to put all three with freshwater pearls, which sets them off nicely. Please enter me in your draw - I love your designs, and the earrings are gorgeous.

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  17. UnknownFriday, March 26, 2010

    I can't wear earrings any more but I know my daughter would love those, they are gorgeous. As for asking me for a favourite...... well, I love so many, amber is a favourite (yes i know it's not a stone) and most kinds of jasper, and turquoise and.... ok I can't choose but please enter me in the giveaway anyway?
    pam x

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  18. QuinciferFriday, March 26, 2010

    My favourite colour is purple and my shop is called Purple Shmurple... so my favourite colour to search for is purple! But I love green too, oh and peacock blue... you've got me thinking now!

    Good luck all! x

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  19. NOfkantsCuriosMonday, March 29, 2010

    Congratulations on your Golden Sale! It is no surprise you have reached your 50th Sale, your items are truely beautiful! I'm so excited to see the fossil and copper earrings I have bought from you and I shall wear them proudly!

    These earrings in your give-away are stunning too, every piece is a signature, statement piece from you.

    Best of luck for your next 50 sales! Global domination next!

    Natalie x

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  20. AngelaMonday, March 29, 2010

    congrats on all the sales. My fav colour is always turquoise in jewellery as it's my birthstone.

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  21. Janice AshworthMonday, March 29, 2010

    Like Quincifier I love purple, nothing to bright so it will still go with as many clothes as possible, congratulations x Janice

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  22. Cinnamon JewelleryMonday, March 29, 2010

    Thanks everyone for all your lovely comments. Good luck!
    Tracy x

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