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Hip Hop Jewelry Retailer Cream Jewelry Best is Giving Away a Free Diamond Watch With Purchase

Cream Jewelry Best wants to give you a diamond watch that normally retails at $200 when you make a purchase of over $120.

Hip Hop Jewelry Retailer Cream Jewelry Best is Giving Away a Free Diamond Watch With Purchase
2012-11-03
NORCROSS, GA, November 03, 2012 (Press-News.org) Cream Jewelry Best is giving away a men's diamond watch with purchases over $120. The watch features ten diamonds providing a total .10 carat weight and a stainless steel back. To qualify to receive the watch free, orders for premium hip hop jewellery must be over $120, not including shipping fees.

Getting a free watch with your iced out jewelry purchases is a great way to give yourself or someone you love a gift. While shopping at Cream Jewelry Best, you can pick out the iced out watches you want to give as gifts or the custom chains that you want for yourself.

With wholesale hip hop jewelry, Cream Jewelry Best wants to make sure you get the best bling for your money, and this free diamond watch is just an added bonus. The watch features Japanese quartz movement and is water resistant. With a 2" face and ring of diamonds, this watch is sure to look good with your hip hop bling.

Cream Jewelry Best offers wholesale prices and customization options to help you find or design the hip hop jewelry that you want. They also offer a recycling program to allow you to get a discount when you send in your old bling and buy something new.

"This is a great opportunity for ladies to get some of the hip hop jewelry they want and something free for the man in their lives," said Joseph Nam, CEO of Cream Jewelry Best, "or for the men out there to make big points with their ladies by buying them new jewelry and getting a watch for themselves."

For more information about the free watch offer, visit Cream Jewelry Best at www.creamjewelrybest.com.

About Cream Jewelry Best

Cream Jewelry Best is one of the leading high end premium online hip hop jewelry retailers. The company seeks out the newest trends in iced out jewelry and hip hop bling to provide its customers with unique and fashionable pieces. Cream Jewelry Best offers the finest quality hip hop jewelry with the best customer service in the industry.

Learn more about Cream Jewelry Best at http://www.creamjewelrybest.com

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[Press-News.org] Hip Hop Jewelry Retailer Cream Jewelry Best is Giving Away a Free Diamond Watch With Purchase
Cream Jewelry Best wants to give you a diamond watch that normally retails at $200 when you make a purchase of over $120.