Lady Jayne, Ltd.
The General Federation of Women’s Clubs is very happy to announce to membership a new Endorsed Fundraiser, Lady Jayne, Ltd. Many GFWC members are already familiar with Lady Jayne jewelry through their presence as a regular vendor at GFWC’s Annual Convention.
Founder, Nancy Basch, started Lady Jayne 30 years ago while as a professional entertainer she found that she was allergic to jewelry made of nickel. She and her mother, Jayne, went to factory show rooms to find Jewelry she could wear. Lady Jayne is 100 percent nickel free, with a lifetime replacement for the Swarovski crystals, and made in the USA. And because her mother provided so much support and encouragement, she named the company after her, Lady Jayne.
The Lady Jayne collection is an economical way to accessorize in today’s market by using interchangeable GFWC emblem charms. The same charms can be used in earrings, pendants, bracelets, or necklaces, and are easily changed from one to another. 12 percent of GFWC emblem purchases will to the benefit of GFWC.
To purchase or order for your own fundraising from Lady Jayne, Ltd., go to their website, www.ladyjayne.com. Go to “Associations” and find “General Federation of Women’s Clubs” in the drop down menu which will take you to GFWC’s page or use this link to the GFWC page, www.ladyjayne.com/gfwc
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