Show Us your Family Jewels Sweepstakes

Show Us your Family Jewels Sweepstakes

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*Congratulations to Dorla M.*

Here is your chance to show off one of your favorite pieces of Jewelry that you or your family owns.

This could be a necklace, watch, ring, bracelet or a sparkling pair of earrings. Any piece of jewelry will be accepted!

Just take a photo of your favorite piece of Jewelry either by its self or wearing it. submit your photo below before November 20th at 9AM and you will be entered to win a Pair of Pearl Stone earrings and X&O Sterling silver earrings from Robinson Family Jewelers located in Cortland NY!

Thanks to our sponsor:

Robinson Family Jewelers
3 Groton Ave
Cortland, NY 13045

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