Museum Way Pearls to Give Away $1500 Necklace Through Contest on Twitter

Aug. 5, 2009 - PRLog -- Boston, Mass. -- A string of clues could lead you to a strand of pearls. A Boston-based pearl jewelry company will list a series of pearl-related trivia questions on Twitter and people who send in all the correct answers have a chance to win a Museum Way Pearls black saltwater Akoya pearl necklace valued at $1500.

Here is how the pearl jewelry contest works:

1. Follow Museum Way Pearls on Twitter @MuseumWayPearls
2. Watch Tweets by @MuseumWayPearls on August 22, 2009, when they’ll post 10 pearl-related trivia questions throughout the day. The contest starts at 10am EST.
3. Record the answers as you go.
4. When you find the answer to the tenth question, head to http://www.museumwaypearls.com/giveaway-enroll/. Fill out the giveaway form and type all your answers in the comments section. The company will accept all entries for 30 minutes after the final question is posted on Twitter and then will randomly draw a winner for the black pearl necklace.
5. The winner will be posted that day at http://www.museumwaypearls.com/blog/

In addition, the company will select a second place winner to receive a $50 pearl jewelry gift certificate to spend at Museum Way Pearls, where they can pick from a wide variety of high-quality cultured pearls. The company carries a diverse range of pearl jewelry made from freshwater pearls, Akoya pearls, Tahitian pearls and South Sea pearls. They also have a full-line of pearl bridal jewelry.

Museum Way Pearls can be contacted at 888-817-2843 or at http://www.museumwaypearls.com/. Full contest rules are listed at http://www.museumwaypearls.com/giveaway/.

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Museum Way Pearls is an “A” rated member of the Better Business Bureau and is proud to give customers a secure shopping experience as a Comodo Hacker Proof certified site. The company has established relationships with the top pearl suppliers to give customers elegant pearl jewelry at prices that are much less than traditional brick and mortar retail stores.