Lucky readers can win lots of sparkle
JEWELLERY designer Jenni Gault is starting the year off with plenty of sparkle, launching an African diamond and platinum range in addition to her Swarovski crystal and stainless steel jewellery collection.
Sourced, designed and manufactured in South Africa – Gault will be releasing her new Savannah range in crystals concurrently with the Royal Savannah range in diamonds.
The Royal Savannah diamonds are conflict-free and set in platinum, consisting of pendants, studs, a tennis bracelet and a selection of rings.
The Savannah range is a mirror image of the collection, re-created in crystal and stainless steel.
Gault identified a need for “travel jewellery” where modern women, reluctant to wear their more valuable items, choose rather to leave them at home in the safe.
However, Gault dislikes the idea that jewellery is not worn and enjoyed, and therefore, her Royal Savannah clients will be provided with reproduction rings in crystal, free of charge, so they can still enjoy wearing the designs with confidence, wherever they are.
To celebrate Valentine’s Day and the launch of her Savannah range in PE, Gault is offering readers the chance to win a design from her Swarovski crystal Savannah range.
The Herald readers can win R17 000 worth of jewellery as follows:
ý One reader will win a Savannah Ring valued at R3 950, a pair of 6mm Savannah studs valued at R600 and a Jenni Gault International R200 voucher, adding up to a prize value of R4 750.
ý 10 runners-up each will win a pair of 3mm Savannah studs valued at R300 and a R200 voucher, adding up to prizes worth R5 000.
Then, in a separate competition for readers of The Herald online, Jenni Gault International is offering a further bucket of jewellery prizes – visit
www.heraldlive and click on the My HeraldLIVE tab for more information on what you might win.
Send your name, daytime contact number, address and the answer to this question “What is the name of Jenni’s new range?” to info@jennigault.com
Entries close at noon this Friday and a representative of the jewellery designer’s studio will contact the lucky winners.
The Port Elizabeth designer’s innovative creations have been worn on catwalks around the globe and numerous fashion labels have commissioned her designs.
For her foray into new materials, diamond clients will enjoy a one-on-one consultation in her Mill Park studio where all options will be discussed.
This no-obligation meeting should help to answer all questions before any decision is reached.