Showing posts with label Haiti. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Haiti. Show all posts

Monday, February 1, 2010

BuyMyCrap - Hope for Haiti






50% of the sale of these resin stacking rings will be donated to Food for the Hungry's Haiti Earthquake Response. BuyMyCrap resin stacking rings are handmade and for $18 you get to pick 3 and make your own personal combination. I would make my personal combination using the purple, antique silver and white. I would wear all 3 at the same time and would wear the antique silver one in the middle. What I love about these rings besides being able to personalize your combination, is that they are so versatile. You could easily pair one of them up with one of your other favorite rings or add it to a stacking ring combination you already own.

Friday, January 29, 2010

gin & butterflies - Hope for Haiti





For every purchase made from gin & butterflies Etsy shop, a $10 contribution will be made to Doctors Without Borders Haitian Relief. I absolutely love the Fan Ring, there's something about a ring being so big that indents need to be made for the fingers adjacent to the one wearing the ring. I also love the Long Sterling Y-Necklace, you can wear this necklace with just about anything and it will add some serious sex appeal and glamour.

Ashley Akers Jewelry - Hope for Haiti





50% of all sales from the Ashley Aklers Jewelry Etsy shop until January 31 will be donated to Doctors Without Borders Haitian Relief Effort. Ashley Akers Jewelry is a collection of interesting pieces. The pieces are handmade using sterling silver and can be adorned with gemstones, pebbles, fibers or polymer clay. They range from a simple silver disc to stacked pebbles. The collection has an industrial style along with some organic elements mixed in.

Thursday, January 28, 2010

Jewelry by SB - Hope for Haiti


All purchases from Jewelry by SB's Etsy shop will go towards the relief efforts in Haiti. As a resident of New Olreans who received help from others after Katrina, Sarah Beth is doing her part by giving 50% of all sales to Samaritan's Purse or the American Red Cross (the buyer can designate which one) and the other 50% of the sale will go towards her upcoming trip to Haiti to help with the relief efforts.

Ashley Easton - Hope for Haiti


I think this is the first piece of jewelry I have found that is made using papier mache. Ashley Easton made this environmentally friendly necklace using 100% recycled newspaper and inspiration from the ocean surrounding the Mayan Peninsula of Mexico. 100% of the sales of this necklace will be donated to the Yele Haiti Earthquake Relief Fund.

Wednesday, January 27, 2010

Thirty Six Ten - Hope for Haiti



$20 from the purchase of this ring from Thirty Six Ten's Etsy shop will be donated to Disaster Relief fund of Compassion International for Haiti. This ring is simple, stackable and absolutely adorable.

Hearts for Haiti - Hope for Haiti


Hearts for Haiti is an Etsy shop that is stocked with a collection of donated items from different Etsy sellers. 100% of the money made through this shop will be donated to Doctors Without Borders. I picked out a few of my favorite items. Be sure to check out the whole shop as it is not all jewelry.

Tuesday, January 26, 2010

yesyoumaigh - Hope for Haiti





100% of every purchase from yesyoumaigh's we go together. collection will be given to Compassion International to help aid Haiti. Each necklace is $35 and $35 can help take care of a family in Haiti for 1 week. As quoted on yesyoumaigh's Etsy shop home page "hope and humans, we go together." You can read more about the collection, cause and designer's thoughts here.

ken & dana - Hope for Haiti


This necklace is from ken & dana design and it was designed as their way to help with Haiti earthquake relief. The text on the necklace is the identifier for the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 that abolished the national-origin quotas that had been in place in the United States since the Immigration Act of 1924. By abolishing these quotas it resulted in new immigration from non-European unions. For every necklace purchased, $30 will be donated to the Red Cross.