For several months, we at SuperJeweler have been planning ways to save you money on jewelry gifts for this holiday season. It all kicks off today, so we wanted to take a moment to highlight all of the money saving offers we have going on right now!

Crazy Sales
Every day from November 23rd – November 29th, we will be featuring a crazy deal on one particular item each day. When you come to the SuperJeweler Homepage, you will see a banner for the crazy deal of the day. We will also keep you updated via social media and through emails. Not to let the cat out of the bag here, but we are going to have some great stuff for less than $100 this week.

One and Done Deals
We introduced our One and Done Deals last month, and they have been a big hit! The idea is simple, each day we post an item of which we have only one remaining in stock. We mark the price way down. And when someone buys it, that’s it; it’s gone for good.

Deal of the Day
Our SuperJeweler Deal of the Day is similar to the One and Done Deal, except we have plenty to go around. Each day we pick one of our more popular items and highlight it at a great price. It’s new every day, so keep checking back.

Social Media Discounts
Each week we offer an exclusive deal to our friends at Facebook, Twitter, and MySpace. Starting Friday, November 27th, however, we will be offering exclusive deals EVERY DAY in all three places until December 31st. So, if you aren’t friends with us yet, you should be: SuperJeweler on Facebook, SuperJeweler on Twitter, and SuperJeweler on MySpace.

Email Sales
In addition to all of the above, we will also be running sales through our email blasts! To sign up for our email sales (3 per week), just look for the little birdie on the right side of the SuperJeweler Homepage. It’s that simple.

At SuperJeweler, our customers mean everything to us. And we work really hard to help you get really good jewelry at really low prices. This holiday season, we are working even harder.

Check us out.

It seems that after Halloween, everybody (especially retailers), shift gears and rush right to Thanksgiving and Christmas. If you have been shopping with SuperJeweler.com for a while, you’ll see that we try very hard to be different from other retailers. That’s why we are putting the brakes on the Christmas train right now to celebrate another very important holiday: Veteran’s Day.

SuperJeweler is an American company that is so proud to have an American workforce, but also to offer the best deals we can to the American public and beyond. We also recognize and honor the sacrifices that have been made by American veterans. Theirs is a sacrifice that can never be repaid, but it can be recognized.

In honor of Veterans Day, on Wednesday, November 11, 2009, we will be offering a very special deal in our Deal of the Day section: Our Purple Heart Pendant for just $49.

If you are on the SuperJeweler email list, you also know that we sent out a special email sale in honor of Military Family Appreciation Week. The sacrifices made by our men and women in uniform are just one type of sacrifice. Families of the enlisted also make a sacrifice. And while we are so proud those who serve, the families who support them also deserve recognition for the sacrifices they make, too.

One of the ways we honor those currently enlisted and their families is by offering free shipping to APO mailboxes. We figure that you come to SuperJeweler.com because we have fair prices; we wouldn’t want you to have to spend the difference on shipping your purchase halfway around the world. So we do it for you.

With the holidays afoot, and so many loved ones far from home, we just want you to know that you can buy men’s diamond rings, engagement rings, diamond earrings, or whatever from SuperJeweler, and we’ll cover the shipping costs for you.

November is Giveaway Month at SuperJeweler.com. Starting today we are launching four (yes, four) great new contests! Entering is easy and you can win some incredible jewelry just in time for the holidays.

Here’s the skinny:

Enter SuperJeweler’s Big Twitter Giveaway
Enter for your chance to win 1ct Diamond Hoop Earrings valued at $749!
Enter SuperJeweler’s Big MySpace Giveaway
Enter for your chance to win a 3/4ct Diamond Butterfly Ring in Two Tone 14k Gold valued at $899!
Enter SuperJeweler’s Big Facebook Giveaway
Enter for your chance to win the item of your choice from SuperJeweler.com!
Enter SuperJeweler’s Big Bloggers Giveaway
Enter for your chance to win 1/2ct Diamond Stud Earrings valued at $295!

With four new ways to win from SuperJeweler, this is going to be a November to remember. Keep in mind, however, that all of these contests end on Wednesday, November 25, 2009. So don’t wait to enter. Just follow the links above and you are on your way.

Is November great, or what?

Let’s face it, walking into a jewelry store is a lot like walking into a bank. People dressed in suits looking over guarded goods. You have to ask permission to touch the merchandise. And they often hide the price tag. How often have you loved a set of diamond stud earrings, then had them taken out of the case … only to get the sticker shock of a lifetime? We’ve all been there.

Now there is a new way to buy jewelry. It’s called One and Done from SuperJeweler. Here’s how it works.

Each day, we scan our inventory reports and find a list of items for which we only have one left in stock. Then we take an item from that list and mark it way down and put it on our One and Done page. As soon as it sells, it’s gone forever!

What does this mean for you? First, it means that you get another way to save money on some great jewelry; everybody loves that part. It also means that, every day, you have a new chance to get an item that has been a customer favorite. After all, there is only one left, right?

With the holidays coming up soon, everybody is looking for a deal. And every day, One and Done will feature new engagement rings, diamond earrings, fine gemstone jewelry, and more. Many of the items featured will be less than $100. It’s the perfect way to get something special for that special someone … especially if that special someone is you!

Check out SuperJeweler’s One and Done page now, bookmark it, and come back every day!

With all the hustle and bustle this time of year, wouldn’t it be nice to know you had some no hassle shopping options?

You do!

At SuperJeweler.com, you can shop in the convenience of your own home, avoid the crowds, and get Guaranteed Christmas Delivery of your orders! Whether you are having your item(s) shipped to your home or right to the recipient’s address, you can count on SuperJeweler.com!

Just when you thought it couldn’t get any better, we’ll add to that free shipping some amazing deals on stocking stuffers (all $99 and under) and specials on diamond engagement rings.

Dates for guaranteed Christmas delivery are:

Ground Delivery: Thursday, December 18th.
2nd day Delivery:  Monday, December 22nd,
Overnight Delivery: Tuesday, December 23rd

It’s just our way of saying Happy Holidays from SuperJeweler.com

We’ve already talked a bit about how SuperJeweler.com is donating 20% of the sales on our pink jewelry to Susan G. Komen For The Cure. Many other organizations are doing in this for their own special reasons. Today I am going to talk about why we are doing this.

Her name was Betty Jean. She was a mother of three. Grandmother of five, including me. She was born right before The Great Depression. As one of eight mouths to feed, she and her seven brothers and sisters spent most of their childhoods very poor and often hungry. In fact, until she died, she still saved bacon grease in Folgers cans…a carry over from Depression-era conservation.

What she lacked in wealth, she made up for in sheer determination and values. One of her sage bits of advice was, “When your motivation is love, your actions are always meaningful.” Perhaps it was the love for her children and their need to have a father that led to her staying in an abusive relationship with a grandfather I never knew. A grandfather who could never hold a job, but always found money for alcohol. A grandfather who often hit her, and her children. And perhaps it was love that got up her nerve to divorce him in the early ’60s, figuring, finally, that no father is better than a bad father.

As a single mother providing for her three children, she worked 55-60 hour weeks on a Detroit assembly line. She was not assembling cars, but circuit boards for early computers. She worked in that factory for nearly 35 years – a feat that is almost unheard of in today’s workforce.

Through all of this, however, she always found time for her kids and, later, her grandkids. Getting them to stadiums to see their sports heroes play. Teaching tolerance in one of America’s most segregated cities, so that we would grow up prepared for an America of the future, not an America of the past. She sang lullabies, kissed boo-boos, wiped away tears, and lived for it, then served up homemade chocolate chip cookies.

Every thing I have learned about strength and perseverance, I have learned from her: Betty Jean.

On January 10, 2008, she lost her battle with cancer. I spoke to her that day. In between short breaths, her last words to me were: “Always be good.”

While the details of this story may be unique to me, many of you have your own Betty Jean. She is your mother, your grandmother, your aunt, or your sister. She is a beacon of hope in a sometimes dark world. And she is the one person you can count on for strength, when you think you have none left.

In 2008, more than 182,000 new cases of breast cancer will be diagnosed. It will be diagnosed in the people we love. It will be diagnosed in the people whom we feel can overcome anything. And, many times, this cancer will be the one obstacle they won’t be able to overcome.

Susan G. Komen For The Cure is dedicated to finding ways to prevent and cure breast cancer so that your Betty Jean will be there for you and your kids for many more years to come.

At SuperJeweler.com, our reasons for helping are personal. So, I ask you, if you are looking to purchase a piece of jewelry this month, please think pink. And together, maybe we can all help find a cure for breast cancer.