Baubelle Supports International Women’s Day 2017 with She Believed She Could
Mar 3, 2017
Baubelle, a woman-owned jewelry brand, supports #BeBoldforChange and International Women’s Day with the “She Believed She Could So She Did” inspirational bracelet.
Cheyenne, United States - March 2, 2017 /PressCable/ —
Cheyenne, WY – (March 03, 2017) – Woman-owned Baubelle jewelry, a line of bracelets with empowering messages for women, is showing its support of International Women’s Day by offering supporters that want to buy a gift in honor of the holiday. This year International Women’s Day falls on March 8 and the theme is #BeBoldforChange. The day is meant to honor women in the workforce across the globe and to celebrate their social, economic, cultural, and economic accomplishments. Baubelle is here for supporters that want to buy a gift that empowers as part of the action for equality.
“Owning a business as a woman has made me extra sensitive to the gender inequalities that still exist in the US and across the globe,” said Founder CEO Sarah Evren. “International Women’s Day is a great cause to build awareness around all the contributions that women make. I love that it inspires people – women, men, and non-binary alike – to bring to light the work that still needs to be done in areas of gender inequality. To buy a gift for women that gives her confidence both in its beauty and its powerful message is Baubelle’s main mission.”
On the International Women’s Day website, supporters can sign a pledge to take inspired action in line with this year’s theme, #BeBoldforChange. Allies can pledge to challenge bias and inequality, campaign against violence, forge women’s advancement, celebrate women’s achievement, and champion women’s education. Each pledge is followed with some suggested action items for inspiration. Women-owned Baubelle supports whole heartedly the inspired action being campaigned by International Women’s Day. In solidarity, Baubelle carefully chooses words – a powerful catalyst for change – that offer real encouragement for women.
Baubelle offers a charm bracelet with the engraved saying, “She Believed She Could So She Did” as the perfect item for International Women’s Day supporters that want to buy a gift. It’s the women that believe – as the saying shows – that create real change in the world. A daily reminder of a woman’s own power can be the spark that ignites big things in the fight for gender equality.
Every Baubelle bracelet is 100% hypoallergenic and 18k real gold-plated to allow any women to wear them without discomfort or tarnishing. The stackable bracelets are available in white, yellow, or rose gold. All Baubelle items are designed to be worn alone or together to form a complimentary look.
To learn more about the “She Believed She Could So She Did” inspirational bracelet supporting International Women’s Day, visit Amazon’s marketplace or Baubelle’s official website.
Contact Info:
Name: Sarah Evren
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Baubelle
Address: 1712 Pioneer Avenue, Ste 5924A, Cheyenne 82001, United States
For more information, please visit http://baubelle.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 174732
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