Francesca Jewellery chooses SCHF for Limited Edition Bracelet Campaign

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Limited edition bracelet shown on model's wrist

Francesca Jewellery, the unique, hand-made, go-to jewellery brand have chosen Sydney Children’s Hospitals Foundation as their July beneficiary of their Cause Related Bracelet Campaign.

All proceeds for the month of July from the SCHF Bracelet will go towards SCHF. The limited-edition handmade bracelet features either sterling silver, 14k rose or gold filled beads with a Red Aventurine charm - the stone of healing. $20 from the sale of every bracelet will go directly to SCHF.

The bracelet can be bought the Francesca Jewellery website all year round.

Francesca Jewellery limited edition bracelet pictured in jewellery box

Francesca is the on-trend designer jewellery label by sisters Hannah & Rachel Vasicek. Established at Tasmania’s famous Salamanca Markets, Francesca has grown to be a much-loved Australian brand with an international online store presence and stores in both Hobart and Melbourne. What started as two sisters has become a unique and inspiring brand of over 60 women. Founded on the belief that success means nothing unless you’re giving back, Francesca combines beautiful design with an empowering purpose.

Buy a Francesca Bracelet today to support Sydney Children’s Hospitals Foundation.

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