Novica Giveaway

I need your help, guys. I need to give away some e-vouchers from Novica, a fair trade company affiliated with National Geographic.

A few weeks ago Novica asked me to review some of their products.

I spent hours … HOURS … looking through their online catalogue of jewellery, clothing, artworks and home decor items, falling in love with item after item. I finally selected something to *ahem* review … and then discovered that Novica doesn’t deliver to Vietnam.

So I asked the company if my readers could review the products for them. AND THEY SAID YES!!!

Novica sent me two US$50 e-vouchers to give away to readers of The Dropout Diaries. That means two lucky readers will be able to order something from Novica’s online catalogue. The item should be delivered by Christmas — a wonderful gift for the buyer and the seller.

This beautiful silver and topaz ring is what I was going to give myself for Christmas. I mean review.

But alas, it was not to be.

Instead you could be flashing some silver domed rings or rocking a pair of Peruvian Chrysocolla earrrings from one of the artisans who sell their products through the Novica site.

Take a look at the amazing items that are available. There are some beautiful pieces made by craftspeople in the Andes, Bali, Java, Central America, India, Mexico, Thailand and West Africa.  (Just remember to consider the price of postage when using the voucher. And check that Novica ships to your country.)

I’ve set up a Rafflecopter thingie to track entries to my first-ever giveaway. All you have to do to enter is to “like” The Dropout Diaries’ Facebook page, follow @DropoutDiaries on Twitter and send a tweet about the giveaway. Rafflecopter’s website tells me this should be super-easy.

You need to do your liking, following and tweeting through the widget at the bottom of this post.

Entries close at midnight on October 31. On November 1 I’ll announce the two winners. If you win a voucher, I’m going to ask you to write a short review of your purchase, to be published on this site.

I’m hoping you’ll send me a picture of your winning self (it’s always nice to “meet” readers) … but I know some people are shy so this won’t be compulsory. We can just use this photo from Novica’s website. (Unless you’re a man, of course.)

By: Barbara

A career girl who dropped out, traveled, found love, and never got around to going home again. Now wrangling a cross-cultural relationship and two third culture kids.