Creations By Jerilyn to Participate in 2013 Oscar Academy Awards Luxury Gift Lounge

Creations By Jerilyn to Participate in Luxury Gift Lounge in Honor of The 2013 Oscar Academy Awards Nominees and Presenters

2013-01-20

BOYNTON BEACH, FL, January 20, 2013 (Press-News.org) We're pleased to announce Creations By Jerilyn in association with The Artisan Group, will participate in a luxury celebrity gift lounge hosted by GBK Productions on February 22-23, 2013 at an exclusive location in Beverly Hills, California, in honor of the The 2013 Academy Awards Nominees and Presenters.

Our Tree of Life Pendants will be gifted to select members of the press and media at The Artisan Group's exhibit. This event will be attended by nearly fifty media outlets.

To learn more about Creations By Jerilyn and our handcrafted products, or our participation in this exclusive event, visit http://www.creationsbyjerilyn.com, call 561-739-2042 or email info@creationsbyjerilyn.com

Jerilyn Swiger, Creations By Jerilyn's sole proprietor, is a resident of Boynton Beach, Florida.
Creations By Jerilyn can be found on our website, at Massage Envy in East Boynton Beach and in Vero Beach, Yoga Earth Prana Studio in Boca Raton, and Grow Children's Boutique in Ocala, Fl.

For press inquiries regarding The Artisan Group, please visit http://www.theartisangroup.org or email press@theartisangroup.org.

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