DES PLAINES, IL, January 04, 2011 (Press-News.org) Just in time for Valentine's Day, Ross-Simons Jewelers is delighted to announce the annual Lucky-in-Love Diamond Sweepstakes. Nothing says "Be Mine" better than diamond jewelry from Ross-Simons Jewelers, especially a diamond engagement ring. So, to make your special someone's Valentine's Day extra special this year, Ross-Simons is giving away a 1.5 carat diamond solitaire ring (item #479034). This jaw-dropping, round-cut diamond set in 14kt white gold offers incredible radiance and clarity. It's the perfect way to celebrate being lucky in love.
"This is an exciting contest for us and especially for our customers. The winner will be walking away with one of the best gifts you could ever receive--a diamond solitaire ring," says Darrell Ross, President/CEO of Ross-Simons. "It's a great opportunity to showcase the quality of our collection. We've always been trusted to deliver the perfect Valentine jewelry gifts."
Starting now, online shoppers can enter a chance to win the Lucky-in-Love Diamond Sweepstakes at www.ross-simons.com. Ross-Simons will draw one lucky winner on February 11th. While browsing the website, shoppers can also search Ross-Simons' entire diamond jewelry selection featuring many items popular for Valentine's Day, including diamond eternity bands, diamond bracelets, diamond necklaces, and diamond earrings.
About Ross-Simons
As America's favorite jeweler for more than 50 years, Ross-Simons has provided exceptional service and delivered fabulous jewelry to over 4 million satisfied customers. With designer jewelry collections and couture straight from the runway, Ross-Simons has dazzled generations of families with its amazing selection and great prices.
Website: http://www.ross-simons.com
Ross-Simons Jewelers Presents The Annual Lucky-In-Love Diamond Sweepstakes, Offering A 1.5-Carat Diamond Solitaire Ring!
Just in time for Valentine's Day, Ross-Simons Jewelers is delighted to announce the annual Lucky-in-Love Diamond Sweepstakes.
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[Press-News.org] Ross-Simons Jewelers Presents The Annual Lucky-In-Love Diamond Sweepstakes, Offering A 1.5-Carat Diamond Solitaire Ring!Just in time for Valentine's Day, Ross-Simons Jewelers is delighted to announce the annual Lucky-in-Love Diamond Sweepstakes.