IDEA: Organization

Our friend Carisse has a special offer for our blog readers who are in need of a great gift idea or some decluttering for themselves


Happy Holidays!

I hope you are enjoying the holiday spirit and checking everything off your to-do lists. It's best not to get too overwhelmed; to do that, stay organized!

I want to thank everyone for a great year in 2010…your business, your referrals and your friendships mean a lot to me!

Now that it's the time of year when things come to an end, files need to be filed, preparation for tax season is pending, office and home organizing systems need to be improved and a good de-cluttering is necessary to start the New Year off right, you may need some help!

This month I am offering a special for you and any referrals! This is an invitation to treat yourself to an interior design organizing appointment of three hours and by doing so you will receive one additional hour FREE! In four hours you can literally go from chaos to order and you save 25% off any appointments scheduled in December and January! This special offer is also a great gift for that friend or family member who wants/needs interior design and organizing done in their home, kid's bedrooms, overstuffed closets, office, files & paperwork, media center & music collection, computer data, memorabilia…that list can go on and on! Let me know what you are interested and I will forward details.

Next month is also National Get Organized or "GO" Month so its an opportunity to get a lead on getting things in order! I look forward to assisting in all your interior needs and I will be sending more updates and tips to stay organized in the coming months!

Kind regards,
Carisse Lynelle
cloie-la
p: 323.302.2689
e: carisse@cloie-la.com
http://www.cloie-la.com/

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CRYSTALS: Red Diamond

Famed Red Diamond Returns to Natural History Museum
Los Angeles’ Kazanjian Foundation Brings Storied Gemstone Back

Through May 28 April 6, 2009 — The “Kazanjian Red” drew thousands when it first appeared at the Museum in October. After a stop at the Gemological Institute of America, the family-owned jewelry foundation has brought the diamond back to the Museum’s Gem and Mineral Hall. It will be on view from April 6 to May 28, 2009.

Though there are many diamonds with a pink hue, true blood-red diamonds are the rarest of gems — only three large stones are known to exist. And of that trio, none has as fascinating and exciting history as the Kazanjian Red. Found around 1927 in the diamond fields of South Africa, the red diamond was a sensational discovery. During World War II, it was stolen in Arnhem during Nazi occupation of the Netherlands, and hidden in a salt mine with other looted treasures. When it was recovered by American soldiers, it was at first mistaken for a ruby. The diamond’s original owners did not survive the war and the gem was eventually sold. It passed through several hands, including those of Sir Ernest Oppenheimer, until it was purchased by a private collector in 1970. There it remained hidden until 2007 when it was purchased by Los Angeles-based Kazanjian Bros. Inc.

This is its first exhibition in the U.S. Founded in 1918, Kazanjian Bros. Inc. is a family business that started in New York, established a Los Angeles salon in 1928, and moved to Beverly Hills in 1969. James Kazanjian's lifelong search for unusual and exquisite gems took him all over the world. During his worldwide travels, he was able to acquire jewels from the Maharajahs in India, the largest rubies and sapphires in the world, and other historical jewels from a variety of luminaries.

Through the display and sale of private jewelry collections, the company’s Kazanjian Foundation raises funds for scholarship programs for underprivileged youths.

Natural History Museum
Los Angeles County
213-763-3326

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EVENT: Artisan Fair (S.Calif)

Come visit me in person at the Artisan Fair on Saturday for handmade crystal healing items....or, save your gas and buy from me online: http://sheilasatin.etsy.com custom orders accepted! What energy do you need to wear?