Tropical Topaz Raffle

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Win this gorgeous 14k and Sterling Silver VAHAN Bracelet with Diamonds and London Blue Topaz worth $2,125! 

To order tickets, send in the form below, call our Development Office at 866.464.7810, or visit our Care Center Concierge desk (open 8:30 a.m - 7 p.m. weekdays or 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. weekends).

All proceeds benefit Angela Hospice's caring support programs for grieving families.



Prize Details:
Metal: 14k Gold & Sterling Silver
Diamond weight: 0.10
Band Width: 6mm
VAHAN's Trademark Moiré Beading®

VAHAN Bracelets are made flat along the inside so that they can be worn comfortably. The oval shape of the bracelets prevents rolling over, keeping the most interesting, eye catching part of the bracelet facing up. The bands is flexible for ease of wear, and highly resilient. Diamonds are certified and ethically sourced, SI1-SI2 clarity, and G-H color. Made in the USA.

Value: $2,125.00
Donated by Orin Jewelers


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  1. UnknownMarch 3, 2020 at 12:28 PM

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    As a matter of fact, Wesley was in the military-and soon after leaving-he discovered hidden, "SELF MIND CONTROL" tactics that the CIA and others used to get everything they want.

    These are the same secrets lots of celebrities (notably those who "became famous out of nothing") and top business people used to become rich and successful.

    You've heard that you only use 10% of your brain.

    That's because the majority of your BRAINPOWER is UNCONSCIOUS.

    Perhaps that thought has even occurred INSIDE OF YOUR very own brain... as it did in my good friend Wesley Virgin's brain seven years back, while driving an unregistered, beat-up garbage bucket of a car with a suspended license and $3.20 on his debit card.

    "I'm so frustrated with living paycheck to paycheck! Why can't I turn myself successful?"

    You've taken part in those types of conversations, ain't it so?

    Your success story is going to start. Go and take a leap of faith in YOURSELF.

    CLICK HERE TO LEARN WESLEY'S METHOD

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