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August Celebrity Birthday Gifts

This August Hollywood's hottest celebrities received the newly launched Keilani pearls...

August Celebrity Birthday Gifts
2010-08-27
LOS ANGELES, CA, August 27, 2010 (Press-News.org) You may not have Halle Berry's killer legs, or Blake Lively's goddess locks, but you can have something in common with Hollywood's hottest A-listers. Both actresses were given Keilani Freshwater Pearl Bracelets for their recent birthdays, and refreshingly, these bracelets don't come with the usual hefty celebrity price tag (at just SRP$15 a pop, it is a lot more economy friendly than a Birkin or Kelly bag, and best of all, there are no waiting lists!).

Trend setter and natural lovely, Blake Lively celebrated her 23rd birthday in August with Keilani Pearls, a gift that actually gives back! Keilani is Hawaiian for Royal or Heavenly, and a percentage of each Keilani bracelet sold is donated to The Nature Conservancy - which among their many projects, works to conserve the water, plants and wildlife in Hawaii.

Halle Berry has been hailed as Hollywood's "Black Pearl", and what could be a more fitting gift to mark the star's 44th birthday this August than a set of Keilani Freshwater Pearl bracelets!

Other celebrities that were given Keilani Pearls for their birthday include Hayden Panettiere, Kim Cattrall and Melanie Griffith, for whom pearls have a very special meaning. While Melanie can't recall the first time she met husband Antonio Banderas, she made a lasting impression on him, so much so, he even remembers what she was wearing, "She had on a white dress with pearls". Each Keilani bracelet comes with a Hawaiian blessing, and fittingly, Melanie's translates to "Joy is in the heart of Love".

For more information on Keilani Pearls, or any other Zorbitz product, please contact Sarah Vick or Robin Sydney at 323 571 4944.

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[Press-News.org] August Celebrity Birthday Gifts
This August Hollywood's hottest celebrities received the newly launched Keilani pearls...