Angela Moore Ovarian Cancer Awareness Bracelet Giveaway
If you’ve been around here in past Septembers, you know that for two years going, we’ve marked Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month at Bleeding Espresso — and this year is no different.
Well, it’s a little different because this year I’ve lined up some of the fabulous jewelry designers I’ve mentioned in the past (5 Ways to Raise Ovarian Cancer Awareness Through Jewelry) for giveaways to encourage you to go to their sites, have a look around, and perhaps purchase an item whose proceeds go to various ovarian cancer awareness funds.
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Ovarian cancer is often called the “silent killer,” because many of its symptoms can be mistaken for minor illnesses. But as women, it is up to us to let our doctors know when something just isn’t right, so please read up on the signs & symptoms of ovarian cancer, and don’t be afraid to speak up — and men, please forward this information to the women you love.
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Today I’m proud to welcome Angela Moore and her gorgeous jewelry collection, which includes this brand new ovarian cancer awareness bracelet; purchases from this collection donate 15% back to the OCNA (Ovarian Cancer National Alliance).
These are brand new (released on September 1) and there is a limited number available; this bracelet retails for $60. This new collection also includes a necklace, earrings, and my personal favorite, pendant. Prices start at $30.
Now, turning to the bracelet for the giveaway, the white bracelet with teal ribbons, which retails for $50:

Angela Moore Ovarian Cancer Awareness Classic Bracelet with Silver
This original Ovarian Cancer Awareness collection, by the way, is available in several pieces, including bracelet, necklace, earrings, pendant, watch, and hair ties; prices range from $12 and up. Fifteen percent of this collection is donated to the OCRF (Ovarian Cancer Research Fund).
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CONTEST RULES:
To enter for your chance to win the original Ovarian Cancer Awareness bracelet (white with teal ribbons pictured above, $50 value), visit the Angela Moore website then come back here and leave a comment with your favorite piece of jewelry *outside* of the Ovarian Cancer Awareness Collection.
For an extra entry, you can “like” Angela Moore on Facebook and/or and follow @ArtToWear on Twitter, and then come back here and tell me you’ve done so in a separate comment. You may both “like” and follow for a total of three possible entries, but the comment regarding your favorite piece of jewelry is the main entry and mandatory before you can gain extra entries.
All entries must be submitted by 11:59 p.m. CET Sunday, September 12, 2010; this drawing is open internationally. The winner will be chosen randomly.
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As in previous years, you can also donate through my FirstGiving page to the Ovarian Cancer Research Fund; stay tuned for lots more ways you can increase ovarian cancer awareness around you, and please spread the word about what’s going on at Bleeding Espresso here this month!
I like this silver piece:
SPICE MARKET BLACK/SILVER COMBO 22 INCH NECKLACE W/ SILVER, it was a pretty hard choice as all are beautiful. I picked it as I think this piece is something my daughter would buy.
POLO CLUB CLASSIC BRACELET (BLUE/GREEN) W/ GOLD; SKU: ME230948
They are all really lovely, but in particular I found SOLAR SWIRL CLASSIC BRACELET W/ CLEAR CRYSTALS to be beautifully elegant.
love the SHE SELLS SEASHELLS CLASSIC NECKLACE W/LIGHT PINK CRYSTALS! Fabulous colors!
I love her jewelry and I especially like the Fancy Flips and the twelve days of Christmas.
Cool! Ok, I like the PERFECT PEONIES earrings if I have to choose just one. ๐ Great contest, Michelle!
I also followed her on Twitter and “liked” her on FB. I’m in it for the gold! ๐
I adore the “cool cupcakes” bracelet… obviously!
Brava Michelle for your ongoing support of this very important initiative.
Love,
E xx
pink grapefruit with gold is very pretty.
I agree, brava Michelle for your support of this.
ps, my latest blog entry is about Calabria
I absolutely love all of the pendants! If I had to make a choice of a favorite, it would be between the SPICE MARKET BLACK/SILVER W/ CHAIN or the GOOD KARMA W/ CHAIN.
I have also “liked”; Angela Moore on Facebook and Twitter. She really does have some amazing jewelry.
I also “liked” Angela Moore on FB….
My fav is the Autism Awareness Pendant – another cause that I support. Brilliant way of getting people to support this Michelle….thanks!
So many favorites, but I’d have to pick the Raj Revival series, particularly the shimmer single strand watch. So beautiful! The shimmer pendant is so pretty as well! Picking one was tough ๐
I just “liked” Angela Moore on Facebook. Woo Hoo!!
This website is great! I really like PERFECT POPPIES TRIPLE DROP PENDANT W/ CHAIN. Thank you Michelle for bringing attention to this artist. My Mom is a 9 year Ovarian Cancer Survivor so this artist’s work is special to me. Thanks for the opportunity! Have a great day.
It’s gonna sound cliche, but my fave, if I have to chose just one! Is the Nurse Nancy bracelet. Such cheerful colors!
Oops! I’m also following, & I ‘liked’ Angela’s fb page. Thanks so much for doing this!
That’s my fave item:
CITY CHIC CLASSIC BRACELET W/SILVER
http://www.angelamoore.com/pri/mag2.asp?product_id=ME230708&menuCat=Jewelry
All together very sweet jewelery!
Thanks for supporting ovarian cancer awareness!
Your items are fun and fabulous! I particularly love the Golden Rule Classic Bracelet. My niece is a 4th grade teacher in NH and I know how hard she works and (sadly) has to buy quite a few things for her students with her own money. Dedicated teachers are the best!!!!
I “like” you on Facebook too! ๐
My fave is the Mad Mod Triple Drop necklace.
These are some very nice pieces of jewelry thanks for sharing. It is great that they donate a percentage of the money to the Ovarian Cancer Research Fund.
These are some beautiful bracelets. My wife has been fighting ovarian cancer, along with a team of skilled specialists, for the past few months. I’ll definitely buy some of this jewelry to help support the effort to stop this terrible disease.
michelle Reply:
October 26th, 2011 at 12:58 pm
Thanks for the comment, Vincent!