MsBellezza Jewelry Dancing With The Stars Spot the Jewelry Contest Announced

Oct. 19, 2011 - PRLog -- Dancing With The Stars Season 13 accessorisor, MsBellezza Jewelry has announced a new Facebook contest in which entrants can win over $200 of MsBellezza Jewelry by simply following Ms Bellezza on Twitter or by tweeting "#msbellezzaj".

The ABC Network's hit show, starring celebrities such as Ron Artest (Metta World Peace), Elisabbeta Canalis, Kristin Cavallari, Chynna Phillips, Carson Kressley, David Arquette, Chaz Bono, Nancy Grace, Rob Kardashian, Ricki Lake, J.R. Martinez, and Hope Solo is in the midst of its 13th Season.

Anyone can enter the site by visiting the contest at: http://www.facebook.com/msbellezzaj  and by simply following them on Twitter or by tweeting "#msbellezzaj, and a winner will be randomly selected at the end of the month.

The promotion is the start of an aggressive social networking campaign embarked by Ms Bellezza in partnership with Social Hill Product Placement out of West Hollywood, California.

About MsBellezza Jewelry

MsBellezza Jewelry offers multiple collections: the Everyday collection is classy and understated and suitable for office work wear; the Cocktail collection complements dinner parties or a night out on the town; the glamorous Bridal collection is inspired by the work of designer Bruce Oldfield, fit to make brides’ dreams come true.  Catherine draws on her treasured memories of inspiring places, people, and fashion to design MsBellezza’s unique pieces: South African bead work, Egyptian aesthetics, Asian art, and European fashion influence her creative process.

About Social Hill Product Placement

Social Hill is the world's leading product placement company. Last year we generated over 25,000 photos of products with celebrities and had dozens of products on television shows and magazines all over the world.

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Social Hill is the world's leading product placement company. Last year we generated over 25,000 photos of products with celebrities and had dozens of products on television shows and magazines all over the world.