The 33 Bits project participants are pleased to be able to send a portion of this year’s publishing and jewelry proceeds to help both UNICEF and Doctors without Borders. We appreciate a great deal how these organizations serve the areas of the world where even clean water and sustenance would be a wonderful gift for Christmas. Please donate generously this year if your family has enough this year. Merry Christmas!
A book was donated to a soldier in Qatar who read 33 Bits and gave it to a British soldier who was from Birmingham (fortuitous) and it’s now being shipped to his family in England. Are we getting closer to locating the real Charming Etta? We think so!!!
For Christmas sales, we have officially launched A Jewelry Journal and A Jewelry Journal for Men. These gift books will also make great wedding gifts, and for elderly relatives that are story-tellers by heart. You can purchase through Claim33Bits.com, Amazon.com, The Twig.com & PhotographsByPamelaWessel.com – Happy Jewelry!
For all the techies who prefer reading from a non-paper surface , 33 Bits isis also available on: Kindle, Kindle for PC, Kindle for Mac, Kindle for iPhone and Kindle for iPad. Happy Reading!
To accomplish great things, we must not only act, but also dream; not only plan, but also believe. I BELIEVE we can find our Charming Etta to return her heirloom.
I have been genuinely flattered to hear a number of our 33 Bits readers have gifted a charm bracelet with the book so ladies can begin their own stories. We all hope to learn the real story of this wondrous bracelet.
While sometimes this feels like a very lonely search, I am pleasantly surprised by wonderful people dropped onto my path. People like Bishop Desous in Birmingham, England. How exceptional to have another Brummie on the case, in search of the woman or heirs of the wonderful bracelet! Thank you Bishop, from the bottom of my heart.
This fall photographer Pamela Wessel and I will be releasing two gift books with guided reflection about the treasures and commemorative effects in your own jewelry box. Inspired by our search to return the lost 33 Bit bracelet to its owner, we hope you will chronicle your precious effects. Proceeds will benefit both UNICEF and Doctors Without Borders.
Pendants designed by Rick Vincent are available at Claim33Bits.com. Worn as large charms or on chains with keys, these pendants are a celebration of the precious effects of our lives. Manufactured in the USA! (In San Antonio’s Goldmasters shop to be exact.)
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See Claudia, talking about the new Pearl development, wearing her 33 Bits t-shirts. Gotta love it!