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November 23/Paris/-Jean Joaillerie launches “ Currency Trader”- A collection of bespoke jean accessories for wall street traders
featuring 5 pieces for the holiday gift season : “Go Long”,”Go Short”,”Day
Trader” and 2 limited edition pieces featuring the coveted gold French
“Médaille de Travail”and the silver french”Médaille Collective”.
All of the pieces are made by hand using antique coins from all over Europe found at the brocante and antique markets in France. In
addition to the pieces in the collection Jean Joaillerie offers customized
designs using collector coins from all countrys and decades.
This holiday gift collection is part of Jean Joailleries’ dynamic holiday drive for Fair Children Youth Foundation, created in 2003 to
restore human rights and to rebuild lives and community in Rwanda. A portion of
the proceeds of each piece sold will be donated to FCYF to pay for the health
coverage of one orphan in Rwanda,Africa.
Jean Joaillerie accepts paypal and all major credit cards,offers free worldwide shipping and complimentary gift wrapping for the
holidays.
To order or for more information visit http://www.jeanjoaillerie.com
or check out the collections featured in the gallery on trendhunter.com at http://www.trendhunter.com/trends/jewelryday-traders.
About Jean Joaillerie
Jean Joaillerie based in Paris,France is a fantasy jewelry line designed by Jan Roberts that offers bespoke jewelry
fashioned to be worn directly on jeans or attached to belt loops as well as
bracelets,necklaces and keychains.
These handmade one of a kind pieces incorporate quartz crystals from Brazil,turquoise from Tibet,hand carved
faience styled scarabs from Egypt,antique coins from Europe,wooden beads from
Africa,freshwater pearls and original pieces found at the brocante and antique
markets in France.
Each piece is made by hand on gold and silver colored metal chains. www.jeanjoaillerie.com
For more information :
Contact : Jan Roberts
E Mail : contact@jeanjoaillerie.com
Telephone : +33 6 31 71 82 58
Website : www.jeanjoaillerie.com
November 23/Paris/-Jean Joaillerie launches “ Currency Trader”- A collection of bespoke jean accessories for Wall Street traders
featuring 5 pieces for the holiday gift season : “Go Long”,”Go Short”,”Day
Trader” and 2 limited edition pieces featuring the coveted gold French
“Médaille de Travail”and the silver french”Médaille Collective”.
All of the pieces are made by hand using antique coins from all over Europe found at the brocante and antique markets in France. In
addition to the pieces in the collection Jean Joaillerie offers customized
designs using collector coins from all countrys and decades.
This holiday gift collection is part of Jean Joailleries’ dynamic holiday drive for Fair Children Youth Foundation, created in 2003 to
restore human rights and to rebuild lives and community in Rwanda. A portion of
the proceeds of each piece sold will be donated to FCYF to pay for the health
coverage of one orphan in Rwanda,Africa.
Jean Joaillerie accepts paypal and all major credit cards,offers free worldwide shipping and complimentary gift wrapping for the
holidays.
To order or for more information visit http://www.jeanjoaillerie.com
or check out the collections featured in the gallery on trendhunter.com at http://www.trendhunter.com/trends/jewelryday-traders.
About Jean Joaillerie
Jean Joaillerie based in Paris,France is a fantasy jewelry line designed by Jan Roberts that offers bespoke jewelry
fashioned to be worn directly on jeans or attached to belt loops as well as
bracelets,necklaces and keychains.
These handmade one of a kind pieces incorporate quartz crystals from Brazil,turquoise from Tibet,hand carved
faience styled scarabs from Egypt,antique coins from Europe,wooden beads from
Africa,freshwater pearls and original pieces found at the brocante and antique
markets in France.
Each piece is made by hand on gold and silver colored metal chains. www.jeanjoaillerie.com
For more information :
Contact : Jan Roberts
E Mail : contact@jeanjoaillerie.com
Telephone : +33 6 31 71 82 58
Website : www.jeanjoaillerie.com
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