BreastCancerResearch

Pretty Pink David Yurman Dog Tags

David Yurman's popular Women's Tag Collection

Breast Cancer Awareness Month is upon us, and David Yurman is celebrating (and supporting) by releasing these lavish pink dog tags for his Women's Tag Collection.

At left is the Pink Rhodonite and Sterling Silver Breast Cancer Dog Tag, which is emblazoned with the DY logo and costs $450. On the right is the extremely sparkly and eye-catching Pave Diamond-Encrusted model, available for $950.

These tags not only show your support for breast cancer victims and research, but they also have a great "I'm a survivor" vibe to them -- the dog tag theme is perfect. Never have pave diamonds looked so courageous.

Naturally, 10 percent of retail sales from these items goes directly to fund the Breast Cancer Research Foundation, so it's the perfect way to show your (actual) support, or to reward a survivor. Click here to purchase from David Yurman.

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Cure In The Canyons Breast Cancer Event

by Deidre Woollard (RSS feed) —

Filed under: Events, Charity

Fundraising for breast cancer research goes luxe at the "Cure In The Canyons" event at the Four Seasons Hotel Westlake Village in Westlake Village, California. The event on Sunday October 4 includes 29 cabanas offering free products, spa and beauty treatments from Kerstin Florian, Calidora Skin Clinic, Institut de Vie!, The California Wellness Institut, manicures by OPI, and a special appearance by Billy and Melissa Yamaguchi of Yamaguchi Salon who will conduct a Feng Shui beauty seminar while his dedicated style experts provide mini-makeovers. Gourmet food, cooking demonstrations, mini-seminars, wine and spirit tastings provided by ONEHOPE Wine, Korbel, and Heiniken, will also be part of the day. There is also a special men's lounge which includes men's spa treatments, beer, salsa and other snacks. Guests will also be able to test drive on of the three new 2010 Lexus Luxury Hybrids.

Funds raised at the event support local California research at USC/Norris Lee Breast Center, USC/Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center, and Michael Press MD PhD, and National Research. Grants are awarded as deemed by the Medical Advisory Board to have the most significance in the etiology, prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of breast cancer. Tickets are available for $75 at the Cure in the Canyons website.

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