PC/BLUE JEWELRY is a new art jewelry collection of natural gemstone necklaces for politically aware women. Each piece is handmade and designed by Sedona Rocks Jewelry in Sedona, Arizona. A portion of our profits from this jewelry line will be cheerfully donated to the Women's Leadership arm of the Democratic Party.

Every one-of-a-kind necklace is infused with gemstones designated by a particular state. Blue, the color representing the Democratic Party, is the overall theme of this collection and this color is found in many pieces. Some states don't have a specific gemstone, so I substituted one of the shades of "blue" stones—lapis lazuli, sapphire, kyanite, aquamarine, etc.—to represent those states. Our stones are "cleansed" before we send them to you. This means that you experience their original ancient energies when you wear them. (see PC/BLUE Catalog)

Because your "image" is so important, every in-person and media image of you wearing one of our state gemstone necklaces sends a fashion message and creates a strong eco/political connection to women voters everywhere. You'll notice how I emphasize necklaces over other jewelry...however, I designed two very special PC/Blue bracelets and three perfect earring sets. I'll reveal these in late February.

Sedona Rocks Jewelry is perfect for every current and future Democratic candidate; wives of candidates; campaign staffers; party volunteers; and politically-minded citizens. Our necklaces make excellent gifts. Ask about PC/BLUE Gift Certificates for $175, $200, $250 and $300+. Just in time for this wild election year of 2008 and the Democratic Convention held in Denver this August.

PC/Blue LAWS
Jewelry, as a political tool, is rarely used to its full advantage. I want to change that. Beginning January 1, 2008, I'll post the details of each LAW on a weekly basis. I created these rules based on years of watching women politicians and candidates in the House and Senate on C-SPAN. I found some real jewelry "STARS" on the campaign trail, in the Senate, Congress and among governors. Already, I found some great examples of the power of jewelry worn by Hillary Rodham Clinton, Rosa DeLauro, Mazie Hirono, Darlene Hooley, Eddie Bernice Johnson, Stephanie Tubbs Jones, Michelle Obama, Carolyn Maloney, Nancy Pelosi, Janice Schakowsky, Allyson Schwartz, Kathleen Sebellius, and Maxine Waters.

Some rules may surprise you and many of you will find you already know them. But knowing about them is not enough, and applying some rules sometime doesn't work well, either. As with everything political...it's all about what you do with your jewelry, not what you know.