Gratitude Giveaway!

The connection we share with our True Gem community is a priceless gift for which we are forever grateful. Crafting ethical pieces of jewelry that become a part of your life is a special privilege. To recognize our community and show you how much we appreciate being part of your life’s special moments, we’re hosting our Gratitude Giveaway! This jewelry giveaway is open for submissions today November, 15th through December 10th at 11:59pm CT. One lucky winner will receive:

• $2,500 credit to use towards any ethically sourced engagement ring, unisex band, and/or lifestyle jewelry, or see your custom design come to life!
• A 1-hour design session with our talented designers! Experience the design squad in action with the collaborative powers of founders Lynne and Jordan, and our Lead Cad Designer, Usiel.   

HOW TO ENTER THE GRATITUDE JEWELRY GIVEAWAY:

It’s simple! Through December 10th, follow our True Gem Company (@thetruegemcompany) and True Gem Lab (@thetruegemlab) Instagram pages, sign up for our TG jewelry membership for exclusive rewards and perks, then fill out the contest ballot here with your name, email, phone number, and Instagram handle! 

By consenting to receive email and SMS marketing messages, you have the opportunity to be the first to know about new launches and special offers (Msg data rates may apply. Msg frequency varies). However, you can always unsubscribe at any time. If you’re already a member and signed up for our email/SMS marketing, then you’re already a step ahead! Please still take a moment to fill out our form with your information. 

One jewelry giveaway winner will be announced December 13th via our IG story, and through the email you provide. 

We are honored to have each and every one of you as part of our community. We hope in some small way, this gesture conveys the huge amount of gratitude we have for each of you being part of this The True Gem Community. Thank you for believing in us, trusting us, and being a part of building a future where beautiful jewelry, attainability and prioritizing people can thrive.