Swarovski Offers a New Free Gift Instead

I told you that you needed to be quick! I knew it would be a very popular offer and as it turned out it was. So much so that Swarovski have run out of jewellery boxes. Not to disappoint though they are now offering a delightful paper notebook decorated with crystals, free with online orders over £120.

The notebook appears to be A5 size, have a burgundy toned cover and consists of blank pages. I could be wrong on all counts but from the picture above that's what I make it out to be!

There's an intricate pattern on the cover that has been embellished with golden shaded Swarovski crystals. It's perfect for using as a diary for your innermost secrets, for writing some poems or short tales, for using as an address book or even for sketching artwork. It's a versatile notepad and quite frankly deserves to be written in with an equally attractive Swarovski pen!

The notebook is shipped with orders over £120 placed online whilst stocks last. As you can appreciate this is bound (!) to be another very popular offer so my usual advice applies - order early to avoid disappointment.

You can order your jewellery direct from Swarovski here.

This offer expires on 14th February 2014 or earlier if they run out of jewellery boxes.

This article was published on Friday 7th February 2014 and any products or offers featured in it may be unavailable now. Where prices are mentioned, these may have since changed from when this article was originally written.

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