Black Friday 2011 Ad: Macy's Offering Major Sales on Jewelry Items

By Gina E. Ryder, Christian Post Contributor Tuesday, November 15, 2011

Jewelry is a common holiday gift to give for friends and family. On Black Friday, Macy's is offering mega sales on watches, bracelets, earrings, and necklaces.

Sales on jewelry items range from 30 percent to 50 percent off. Holiday shoppers on the hunt for shiny goods will most likely find the silver and gold stuff on everyone's list.

There are over one thousand earrings up for sale on Black Friday at Macy's. They include hoops, studs, diamond studs and drops in a variety of metals, colors and stones. Some items in the sale catalog list price ranges instead of specific prices.

One 18k white gold certified colorless diamond pair is on sale for $727.20 to $7,167.20, down from $1,300 to $12,800. Another pair of 14k gold earrings with cubic zirconia three stones is on sale for $95.20 down from $250. Among others, there's a pair of 14k gold blue topaz stud earrings are $167.20, down from $350.

One earring special that’s highlighted is a pair of diamond stud earrings for $289, which was regularly priced at $800.

There are as many necklace options as there are rings. Necklaces on sale for Black Friday include charms, crosses, pendants, lockets, and pearls. Some brands represented in the sale are Arabella, Everlon, Le Vian, and Avalonia Road.

One sterling silver necklace, an eye-catching multistone teardrop pendant is on sale for $148 down from $375. Another charming option is a boy charm pendant that is 14k gold and sterling silver necklace on sale for $119.20 down from $300. Among others, there’s a simple 14k gold chain necklace that’s on sale for $175 to $210 down from $500 to $600.

Aside from ring and necklaces, there’s a 14k gold bracelet on sale for $249 down from $500. In addition to standard jewelry options, holiday shoppers visiting the jewelry department at Macy's on Black Friday can expect seasonal pins available on sale.

Macy's will be open 4 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 26, and 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 27.