Go Red ~ National Wear Red Day is February 5th 2016
All other jewelry on our website can also have profits be donated to Go Red For Women, The American Heart Association.
This piece was created with the heart of one we lost.
This piece was created with the heart of one we lost.
Carolyn’s Heart Pendant Necklace
The story behind the heart...
I was introduced to Carolyn in November 2012. She had called to place an order over the phone. Carolyn became a loyal customer who donated the proceeds of her purchases to Go Red for Women (The American Heart Association is the nation’s oldest, largest voluntary organization devoted to fighting cardiovascular diseases and stroke). It was founded by six cardiologists in 1924.
During the many times we spent on the phone together we became friends (or soul sisters). We knew somehow we were just meant to share our lives. You would never know we lived 2 states apart. We chatted, texted and became good friends.
I have created and dedicated this necklace to Carolyn who had hereditary heart disease. She lost her battle May 9th 2015. I will continue to raise awareness and support Go Red for Women for all other women fighting this battle. 20% of the proceeds for this pendant necklace will be donated to Go Red for Women.
"Beautiful and graceful, varied and enchanting, small but approachable, butterflies lead you to the sunny side of life. And everyone deserves a little sunshine". ~Jeffrey Glassberg
Carolyn, you will never be forgotten. You are a precious soul. I miss you.
Because of Carolyn’s love of butterflies, I draped one over the Swarovski red crystal heart. The butterfly and box chain is 925 Sterling Silver. The pendant measures 1.5” long by .7” wide. It includes 16” sterling silver chain with a 2” extension inside a heart box. If you need a 18" chain just send a note with your order.
Price $27.99
The story behind the heart...
I was introduced to Carolyn in November 2012. She had called to place an order over the phone. Carolyn became a loyal customer who donated the proceeds of her purchases to Go Red for Women (The American Heart Association is the nation’s oldest, largest voluntary organization devoted to fighting cardiovascular diseases and stroke). It was founded by six cardiologists in 1924.
During the many times we spent on the phone together we became friends (or soul sisters). We knew somehow we were just meant to share our lives. You would never know we lived 2 states apart. We chatted, texted and became good friends.
I have created and dedicated this necklace to Carolyn who had hereditary heart disease. She lost her battle May 9th 2015. I will continue to raise awareness and support Go Red for Women for all other women fighting this battle. 20% of the proceeds for this pendant necklace will be donated to Go Red for Women.
"Beautiful and graceful, varied and enchanting, small but approachable, butterflies lead you to the sunny side of life. And everyone deserves a little sunshine". ~Jeffrey Glassberg
Carolyn, you will never be forgotten. You are a precious soul. I miss you.
Because of Carolyn’s love of butterflies, I draped one over the Swarovski red crystal heart. The butterfly and box chain is 925 Sterling Silver. The pendant measures 1.5” long by .7” wide. It includes 16” sterling silver chain with a 2” extension inside a heart box. If you need a 18" chain just send a note with your order.
Price $27.99
Carolyn's Heart Pendant Necklace
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Symptoms for Men and Women:
Men: Men and women can have different symptoms. Men are more likely to break out in a cold sweat and to feel pain move down their left arm. You may feel pain, pressure, or discomfort in your chest. You could be short of breath, sweat, faint, or feel sick to your stomach. Your neck, jaw, or shoulders might hurt.
Women: Women are more likely than men to have back or neck pain, heartburn, and shortness of breath. They tend to have stomach trouble, including an upset stomach, feeling queasy, and throwing up. They may also feel very tired, light-headed, or dizzy. A couple of weeks before a heart attack, a woman might have flu-like symptoms and sleep problems.
