Thursday, 12th May 2005 (3977 views)

A US jeweller has announced plans to use ten per cent of funds from sales of selected jewellery towards helping a Washington charity.

Maurice Goldman Fine & Estate Jewelry will use money from the sales of an 18-carat yellow gold right hand ring and two jade bracelets.

Judith Isaacson, spokesperson for the jeweller, said: "As a mark of respect toward all women, those who can afford life's luxuries, and those who struggle, we are donating ten per cent of the ring sale to Hannah House, a refuge for homeless women and children."

The ring features a marquise sapphire in a vivid blue, surrounded by deep green emerald on either side, this is then set against yellow gold to create an art deco look.

"When the jade bracelets and the ring are sold, the donation will be executed seamlessly via missionfish.org, the eBay Giving Works organization", Ms Isaacson explained.

 

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