I have the best giveaway for you today! Here is the most divine necklace from Uberkate. You could win this for your Mum or yourself as a Mother's Day treat. Valued at $695. Created specially to celebrate Mother’s Day, the “UBERheart” is the perfect way to spoil your mum. The UBERheart has been designed and handcrafted by …
I have the best giveaway for you today! Here is the most divine necklace from Uberkate. You could win this for your Mum or yourself as a Mother’s Day treat. Valued at $695.
Created specially to celebrate Mother’s Day, the “UBERheart” is the perfect way to spoil your mum.
The UBERheart has been designed and handcrafted by Uberkate owner and designer Kate Sutton.
“I love the symobolism that a heart represents and I wanted to create a piece that encompassed the heart shape but was not your typical heart jewellery.
The piece comprises of three pieces that link together to form a heart. They can be worn separately or together to create different looks.
“I’m so excited by this design, it is truly beautiful, yet versatile. And I really feel any mum would be thrilled to wear this piece especially if it has been embossed with her families’ names.”
The UBERheart is available in silver and gold combinations. “I’ve designed the pieces so they will appeal to those who like wearing gold, silver or even both,” added Sutton.
All you have to do is leave a comment here on this post about why you’d like to win! So easy!
The competition closes in 2 weeks (Thursday 26 April). If you don’t leave your email address for me in the comments section and I can’t contact you, I will have to re-draw a winner.
Good luck!
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Comments
Rachel Watt
My dedicated, beautiful Mum would be incredibly excited to win this stunning necklace. To see the smile on her face would be the best feeling ever
Kazza
I have been thinking about what to say to win this competition since the beginning….but there are NO words that can explain a mothers love, understanding and dedication. I am a mother of 3 girls and one day when I look in the mirror, I want to see my mother looking back at me; A reflection that looks like my mum, but looks like me; I will be the best version of ME because of my mums influence and guidance over the years.
kmac76@internode.on.net
Leah Hall
My children were drawing pictures of things each member of our family likes to do for place tags for the dinner table and got stumped with me. It’s not the first time. Once at school my son drew a picture of daddy riding a bike and one of me cleaning and doing dishes. I’ve given up so much to raise four kids. I’m tired, exhausted and bringing a new meaning to busy. Being a mum is hard. At the moment my own children don’t really know what I like to do. Singing is not who I am but it was a big part of me – and they don’t really know it. Just that I have a microphone. They don’t understand that I’d like to spend more time with them but I can’t when there is a baby to feed and dinner to cook and many more jobs to do to keep the house running. I rarely get time to do things that interest me but in those moments of frustration I remember my own mum. My own Mum, who did those same things. My own Mum, who stopped working to be at home with us, and at home when we finished school. My Mum stopped painting and never picked it up again. It is only now, that she has started singing again and joined a choir. I don’t know what else Mum gave up but it must have been a lot. I don’t know who she really was before children. She was someone else and she changed for me and my brothers. A lesson I could only learn by experiencing motherhood myself.
Rikki
As I sit, medicinal glass of wine in hand, amidst a sea of unfolded washing and raucous children, I pause, stare off into the distance ( a little bit Bold & the Beautiful , a little bit quick please administer my meds) and muse on why I need an Uberkate. For starters, I have been madly coveting Uberkate since the birth of my 5th child , leaving the website page open on our computer, creating endless possibilities with potential online orders and just generally obsessing. I have had highs. I have sunk to new lows. I have stalked a poor, unsuspecting fellow shopper with a “Is that an Uberkate?” as her hands shakily enclosed her prized bauble. Yet, possession of a precious piece still eludes me.
Mothers Day beckons…..do I wait, do I hope, yearning, dropping less than subtle hints and promises of the great passion that could potentially erupt if my “beloved” could be so close to my heart, immortalised forever?? (sigh) Or do I take matters into my own hands and snavel one for myself and enter this competition?? …..So, I have gone with the latter.
May I one day be accosted in the supermarket by a woman dragging five kids with a crazy glint in her eye and uncomfortable inspection of my dec’olletage as I proudly encircle my shiny Uberkate and declare, “why yes it is!”
Come on Universe, please deliver my way. Let me have all my special moments, people, captured and carried with me forever. May my grandbabies little hands one day circle the precious and shiny metal.
NB. This entry has been interrupted 5 times. ( Baby fell, 4 year old channelled demon, husband enquiry at door, 8 year old homework question and 5 year old demanding I stop and watch “his show”- Nursery rhyme delivered Michael Buble’ style) Oh, make that 6! Empty wine glass.
Zwergele
I would love to win this to give it to my daughter. She became a mum at just 18 to my beautiful granddaughter. She is a single mum that works evening shifts to support her daughter and goes to Uni during the day. I am currently expecting my 5 th child and have been on bedrest for most of my pregnancy. With everything that is going on in her life, she still finds the time to help out with her little brother even though she lives far from us.
She is the best mum I know and deserves something special xxx