I have shared a bit here and there about the impact of my trip to Haiti and the Beloved Line of Jewelry that will be launching in the next Vi Bella Jewelry catalog in October.
I want you to have the inside scoop on all the redemption that is happening.
I am forming a little tribe as we look at launching this catalog in October.
Because we are much better together.
We will be sending some emails and creating a private Facebook group with those of you who are interested in being part of the LAUNCH TEAM for Vi Bella Jewelry’s full-year catalog. What does this mean? It simply means we’d love for you to join us in spreading the word about the jewelry, the stories, the vision, and the impact of the work being done by Vi Bella in Haiti, Mexico, and right here in the U.S. We’ll also send you a catalog and a coupon to use in October and some ways you can host a gathering right where you are and be a storyteller alongside us.
There will be many ways you can get involved, including sharing posts and images on social media, hosting a gathering in your home or online, or maybe just cheering a Blue Jean Girl on in her wild efforts to redeem her own story and those of the communities where we are serving.
If you are IN: it’s simple. Fill out the form in the link below and we’ll be in touch very soon to share sneak peeks, artisan stories, and encouragement. We really can hold on to HOPE together.
Thank you, friends. You can fill out the form to be on the launch team here.
It will take about one minute!
Also, I wrote a blog post over at Vi Bella’s blog today and it’s straight from my heart. It include a #SneakPeekSeptember piece of jewelry that we are selling, in limited quantities. The Charmed Necklace is beautiful, and carries an even more beautiful story:
Fall seemed so very far away on that June day in the heat of the Haitian sun.
The little girl in the cream and pink dusty shirt smiled and she took our hands almost too easily. She stared at the jewelry we held with inquisitive eyes and I knelt down to show her the work of our artisans, up close. Our brown eyes met and there was a smile shared. I don’t know Creole and she doesn’t know English, but smiles are universal.
She clutched the jewelry tight.
I would learn later, as we worked on jewelry pieces with our Vi Bella artisans, the necklace that precious girl near that pile of rocks had held was named “Charmed”.
Read the rest of the piece over HERE.
