Greenwich St. Jewelers Is Hosting a Pride Month Raffle
Tickets to win a ring are for sale until June 13, with proceeds going to a trans care nonprofit.

The New York City-based jewelry store is selling tickets for the chance to win a rainbow sapphire and tsavorite ring from its “Stardust” collection, pictured at the top of the article, that will be made in the winner’s ring size.
The collection is inspired by humans’ connection to the cosmos, and the ring symbolizes unity under the same stars and captures the vibrant spirit of Pride Month, the store said.
Tickets are $20 each, or $100 for six tickets, and 100 percent of sales will be donated to Trans Lifeline.
Trans Lifeline is a grassroots hotline and microgrants nonprofit run by and for trans people. The organization provides direct emotional and financial support to trans people, and it offers a library of resources for all gender identities.
The deadline to enter the raffle is June 13 at 4 p.m. EST.
Visit the Greenwich St. Jewelers website to buy tickets.
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