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Designer-Looking Accessories for Less Giveaway!

Everything She Wants is always on the lookout for a bargain.  So to my delight, I received an email from Evan Carraway Wortman, owner of an online women's jewelry and accessories boutique called Mimi's the look for less.

Mixed Metal Square Studs,  $22
The family business was launched nearly two years ago by Evan and her Mom.  And from statement necklaces to eye-catching stud earrings, most items on Mimi's are under $45.

"Accessories are so expensive, and if they were decently priced they usually looked cheap," explains Evan.  "We wanted to give women great looking things that weren't crazy expensive."

The site was named after Evan's great aunt, Mimi. "She was so cute and loved jewelry," she says.  "Even in her 90s, she wore fun jewelry."

To introduce Everything She Wants' readers to Mimi's, I'm giving away a trendy, Large-Face Silver Watch (retail value, $30).  The watch has a band that can be adjusted to fit, and is a take on an oversized Michael Kors watch that retails for more than seven times the price of the Mimi's version.

Large-Face Silver Watch, $30
*Here's how to win:


1) Leave a comment on this post with your first name and age and tell me why you love jewelry?


2) Follow me on Twitter @TracyEHopkins or subscribe to Everything She Wants via email or Google Connect.


*Please leave only one comment with your first name, age and why you love jewelry.  In that same comment, let me know that you either subscribed or follow me on Twitter.  Multiple comments will be deleted and ineligible.


This Mimi's giveaway offer ends Tuesday, Nov. 15 at 11:59 p.m.  Good luck!

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  1. UnknownNovember 10, 2011 at 3:39 PM

    I love jewelry because it makes me feel sparkly and special :)
    Kathy 49
    kathydetweiler@gmail.com

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  2. slb3334November 10, 2011 at 4:35 PM

    Shannon B.
    44.

    I don't. mom does, though.

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  3. KowgirlsRuleNovember 12, 2011 at 4:14 PM

    I love jewelry because I think it just adds to the overall look of an outfit.
    41/Kristie
    kowgirlsrule at gmail dot com

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  4. UnknownNovember 13, 2011 at 2:59 AM

    Hi!

    --------------------- My name's Nicole & I'm 23. I love jewelry because it's a fun way to experiment with fashion. Whether it's wearing a pearl necklace to feel feminine & ladylike to mixing metals with studs to add a little bit of edge. The possibilities are endless & there's something for everyone. ;)

    --------------------- I'm now a GFC Follower under: SAUCY | f. | BABY

    Thank you for the chance! :D

    saucy.baby21[at]gmail[dot][com]

    --- Nicole

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  5. bbrittbrat1398November 13, 2011 at 8:14 PM

    I love jewelry because its fun to mix and match it with different outfits!

    I am a twitter fan bbrittbrat1398

    BBrittBrat1398@yahoo.com
    Brittney Age:23

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  6. Tonya DeanNovember 15, 2011 at 12:59 AM

    Tonya, 32. I like how it brightens everything up and makes you sparkly.
    New GFC follower - Tonya Dean

    tdlsfm(at)gmail(dot)com

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  7. KarenNovember 15, 2011 at 6:49 AM

    Karen, 36. A beautiful piece of jewelry always makes me feel special :)

    ktgonyea at gmail.com

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  8. susansmoaksNovember 15, 2011 at 12:06 PM

    susan 31 i love jewelry because it's a way to express myself.
    susansmoaks at gmail dot com

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  9. Gent-N-Divas StyleFebruary 10, 2012 at 6:04 PM

    My name is Sybil and I'm 34. I love jewelry because I can put it with any outfit and bring it ALIVE!!!

    sybil@roddyjones.com
    Following you under RoddyJonesStyle on twitter.

    ReplyDelete

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