Perfect Holiday Gifts: Limited Edition Bottle Stopper

Patron Anejo featuring the limited edition
David Yurman bottle stopper.
(PRNewsFoto/Patron Spirits)

This holiday season Patron Spirits introduces a limited edition bottle stopper. The new collectible bottle accessory is crafted exclusively for Patron Anejo by Evan Yurman, Chief Design Director for David Yurman men's and timepiece collections.

Die-cast in solid metal and electroplated in gun metal and 24K gold, the bottle stopper is an exceptional two-toned sword featuring elaborate metal carvings inspired by those depicted on the hand guards of 18th century Japanese Samurai swords; a reflection of Yurman's love for unique and rare objects, artwork and artifacts. Like Patron Anejo, Yurman's bottle stopper is bold, intricate and truly distinct.

David Yurman Limited Edition Pieces In Honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month

David Yurman CLASSIC(R) Women's Timepiece in Pink Ceramic
& Starburst Pendant. (PRNewsFoto/David Yurman)

In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, David Yurman, has two new limited editions: the women's CLASSIC® timepiece in pink ceramic and the Starburst pendant featuring brilliant pink sapphires. 20% of the purchase price of both styles will benefit The Breast Cancer Research Foundation® (BCRF), representing the company's sixth year supporting the fight against breast cancer (www.bcrfcure.org).

GRAND Gifts for Dad!

Father’s Day is upon us again! This day is all about celebrating one of the most important people in the family structure. Dads come in various forms and they all exude a never-ending supply of love and patience. Grand Life would like to take the opportunity to shower these men with words and delightful skin care products.

Ladies, how will you honor that special man in your life or your Dad, Grandfather, Uncle, etc? Well, we have some hints for you in Grand Life style since, let’s face it, we know what smells good on a man! 

Nivea for Men Active 3 Body Wash, $4.49, drugstores nationwide 

BEAUTY: Mother's Day Pledge

 

Ladies,

Let this be the Mother’s Day that you celebrate in Grand Life style! Join me in making this Grand Life pledge for Mother’s Day 2011:

1. I pledge to enjoy some alone time.

2. I pledge to spend the day in a state of relaxation and

3. I pledge to enjoy this special day!

One way to seal this pledge is to beautify you. Use this as an opportunity to put
on that fabulous dress, get your hair done, get a manicure & pedicure and not have to worry about little dirty hands messing up your gorgeous look.

TWO DAYS LEFT! Stumped On What To Give: A Gift That Keeps On Giving!

With Christmas only a few days away why not give a gift that can change someone’s life.  Start a new tradition instead of buying something that may only be used once by your friends and family or they may not even like, why not donate a gift in honor of someone that can really change ones world.  Donating to charitable causes takes the guesswork out of holiday shopping and is actually a proven gift that many enjoy.  In fact, 81 percent of Americans appreciate this method of giving rather than receiving physical gifts. 

FOUR SHOPPING DAYS LEFT!

With only four shopping days left, are you still shopping?


Well, GLD has picked some great gifts for the savy shopper on a budget. Each day this month, we added a new pick to our, '25 Gifts $25 and Under' list. Today is our 4th pick and we chose: a unique handmade bead and bone bracelet, we found on overstock.com. And to add even greater value to such a great gift, it's a Fair Trade item.

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This Holiday The Best Gift You Can Give Yourself Is Financial Well Being

This is the time of year we want to buy gifts for everyone on our list: our children, nieces, nephews, parents, siblings, friends, the mailman, and our boss.  Ask yourself at what point does it stop?  Every year we shell out more money than what is necessary in order to compete with the previous year and many of us go into debt over the foolishness.  To me we confuse giving with true generosity.  We want our loved ones to be happy, but if our finances are strained where is the love and happiness in that?