Jun 11, 2021
Online jewelry retailer Rise Shed announced the launch of its highly customizable "peas in a pod" collection. The pendants are unique gifts intended to symbolize close relationships.
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Salisbury, Australia - June 10, 2021 /PressCable/ —
Rise Shed, an online retailer of custom and unique jewelry, has announced the launch of its “peas in a pod” collection. The collection is fully customizable in multiple ways for each client so that no two pieces are identical.
For more information please visit https://riseshed.com
The “peas in a pod” jewelry come in the form of a jeweled pendant in the shape of a pea pod, on a 14k white gold coated chain. The “pod” is customizable with two, three, or four peas. Each pendant can include up to four Swarovski Cubic Zirconias in any of the 12 common birthstone varieties. The amount of birthstones is dependent upon how many “peas” you select.
The chain length is adjustable between 18” – 22” with a lobster clasp attachment. The pendant ranges from just under one inch long, to 1.5 inches long, depending on how many “peas” it contains.
While the jewelry is intended to be for any occasion, some options in the collection include messages for particular recipients on the jewelry case. One example says, “A mother is someone you laugh with, dream with, and love with all your heart.”
All of the jewelry on the Rise Shed site is unique, and not available in stores. Much of it is customizable to create one-of-a-kind gifts that will never be duplicated. Shipping takes between 5-12 days in the United States and is also available internationally.
For a short time, the company also has an “essential workers” reward pendant available. The pendant says “To a brave essential service worker who helped others stay safe at home in 2020,” and is available in gold or silver. The pendant is available at a lower than usual price as a “thank you” to essential workers worldwide.
All products from Rise Shed are guaranteed against faults, and customers are given the option of package protection for their shipments. The website is SSL encrypted for customer safety and an active member of the HonestE online verification network. All payments are made through Bold Cashier or PayPal payment systems to ensure confidentiality and security of their client’s financial details and personal information.
To learn more please visit https://riseshed.com/collections/peas-in-a-pod
Contact Info:
Name: Suzy Molloy
Email: Send Email
Organization: RiseShed.com
Address: PO box 939, Salisbury, SA 5108, Australia
Phone: +1-201-429-6100
Website: https://riseshed.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89025910
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