Sammi “Sweetheart” Giancola has recently launched her very own jewelry line in collaboration with the RichRocks brand. The eponymous collection, which consists of seven pieces, highlights the personality of the diva to a great extent. Find out the latest details about the collection and see if any of the pieces appeal to you.
MTV starlets really know how to take advantage of the popularity
that the Jersey Shore series has gained lately. Sammi “Sweetheart”
Giancola is the latest star who has launched her very own jewelry line. This, however, is not the
diva's first attempt to enter the retail industry, as she has also
launched her own fragrance called “Dangerous”.
For her latest project, the guidette has partnered with the
RichRocks brand for a "sweetheart-themed" jewelry collection.
The collection consists of large hoop earrings, heart shaped
pendants and earrings and bracelets. The collection was designed to
be fairly affordable. The controversial diva herself expressed her
excitement concerning the price range and declared:
“I love that the RichRocks brand and my collection retails for just
under $100. It was very important for me to keep all of the pieces
affordable for my fans so they can purchase more than one piece and
add to the collection. I have created some great fun and flirty
pieces to wear day into night.”
Even though Sammi is certainly doing her part in promoting her
products, only time will tell whether the diva's first attempt to
enter the fashion industry will be a
success or not. The sales for the collection are without a doubt
the most accurate measurement when it comes to consumer
response.
Although some of the pieces in the collection are undoubtedly cute,
the perception that the Jersey Shore starlet has might be a
decisive factor when it comes to the overall success of the line.
The negative perception that many people have about the show might
be a factor that might influence the sales in a negative way.
Does the reputation of a celebrity play an important role when it
comes to deciding whether you buy the products launched by them?
Are you more interested in the products themselves than the person
who advertises them?
Photos courtesy of Getty Images, rickrocksnyc.com


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