18-karat Amethyst Citrine earrings

I am very happy to inform you that Jeluxury has extended its 10% kick off promotion until July 31^st, 2010.  To our customers, thank you so much for your orders and continued support. We couldn’t have done it without you. Enter promo code Launch 10 at checkout to continue to receive 10% off your total order.  Scroll down on any page on our website to join our email newsletter for additional savings. Many thanks and happy shopping!

*All ethnic jewelry except Coral Sticks “C” necklace comes with a complimentary bracelet and/or earrings at no costs to you. Click on the picture or link for more information.

18-Karat Leopard Slipper Necklace

Semi-Precious  Agate “Das” Necklace Set

Coral Sticks “C” Necklace

Brown Ribbon Glass Necklace Set

Glass & Brass “Soleil” Necklace set

Venetian Glass Necklace Set

Have a wonderful weekend.

XOXO

Tawa

photo: Angela Fisher, scanned by moi

A few weeks ago I wrote a post titled “Ethnic Jewelry: Forms and Functions” in which I talked a little about Tuareg Crosses. Today, I am expanding on this wonderful jewelry.

Tuareg people, sometimes called the “Blue people” because their robes are dyed blue (see images below) are predominantly nomadic people of the Sahara Desert. They are fiercely independent and known for their bold, high quality and impressive artistic designs.

The Tuareg cross is worn by both men and women. To the women, the cross conveys social status and prestige. The men use it as token of affection, friendship, dowry, or sentimental heirlooms passed from one generation to another when they reached puberty.  The Tuareg people prefer to wear silver because it is the metal of the prophet and it represent the four corners of the world.  They use the crosses for trade in exchange for foods and cloth and rings.

Jeluxury.com is very proud to carry Tuareg crosses, earrings, cuffs and bracelet on its website. You will receive 10% off when you order by March 31st with promo code Launch 10.  We also offer free shipping on orders $100 and above. There are few of these gorgeous jewelries left so be sure to get them before they are gone.  

Click on the picture or the link below each jewelry to learn more.

Photo: Victor Englebert courtesy of public Anthropology

In Travel Magazine

Tuareg “Bartchakea” Cross Necklace, $119

Tuareg Cuff Bracelet, $118. Can be worn by both men and women

Tuareg Carnelian earrings -$90, black onyx earrings-$65

I hope you have a deeper appreciation for Tuareg artisans and their jewelry.

Thank you and have a wonderful day.

XOXO

Tawa

To celebrate the launch of www.jeluxury.com, we are offering our customers a special kick off promotion. Beginning today, you will receive 10% off your total order. Click here to start shopping because this offer only lasts through Tuesday, March 30, 2010. At checkout, enter promo code Launch 10. Thanks in advance and happy Shopping!

The Mediterranean Necklace

XOXO

Tawa