Designing Art-Bead Jewelry Heals, Inspires and Financially Supports Abused

Wife and Mother

Ten years ago, not long after her daughter was born, Stephanie launched her business on the
internet and SWCreations.net was born. What began as an outlet for a difficult marriage soon
became the financial support she needed to purchase her own home and raise her child.

Houston, TX, June 09, 2011 --(PR.com)-- Stephanie White felt hopeless and alone growing up. As a
child of divorce who was frequently caught in heated parental battles, she found herself victimized by
verbal abuse, frequent relocations and a family history of alcoholism.

During her childhood, Stephanie started creating beaded jewelry as way of relieving stress. Years later,
when domestic abuse caused severe health problems and her own rocky marriage began to dissolve, she
turned back to jewelry design. This time she not only found comfort, but an immense outlet for her
natural creativity. Ten years ago, not long after her daughter was born, Stephanie launched her business
on the internet and SWCreations.net was born. What began as an outlet for a difficult marriage soon
became the financial support she needed to purchase her own home and raise her child.

Unique art beads are the foundation of Stephanie's designs. Having collected beads for more than ten
years, she now has a treasure-trove to choose from in every size, shape and color imaginable. “My beads
speak to me,” says White, “and inspire each design. Every necklace or bracelet conveys a message, a
mood, an expression that hopefully will resonate with the women who wear it.”

Now happily remarried, Stephanie credits jewelry design as playing a large part in her healing process --
both physical as well as emotional. Little wonder Stephanie feels great compassion for women who are
facing life-altering challenges. So she taps into her creativity to find just the right beads, stones and colors
to design jewelry especially for women afflicted with certain diseases, domestic violence and other major
life issues.

In Stephanie's artistic hands, jewelry tells a story. She meticulously chooses one bead at a time, carefully
blending shapes and hues for each design. None of her work is machine-made.

“Each of my designs has a message and meaning behind it,” explains White. “I integrate a unique
combination of rare beads, pendants, crystals, pearls, buttons and wire to create jewelry that expresses the
range of emotions women feel when they are diagnosed with or overcome a series disease or other
challenge.”

Today SWCreations.net has loyal customers throughout the United States and several other nations as
well. They know that every piece of jewelry they order is distinctive in its own way - a unique design that
won't be duplicated or mass-produced.

They've learned about Stephanie's personal story in surviving an abusive marriage and serious health
issues through her website pages. Many customers purchase beaded jewelry throughout the year to

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celebrate birthdays, anniversaries and other special occasions. Others use her beautiful designs as part of
fund-raising activities for their charity of choice. Every year Stephanie donates jewelry to breast cancer
and other health charities. She also supports many domestic abuse awareness groups and has even
instructed classes during which women create their own domestic abuse bracelets. She finds it especially
gratifying to know she is playing a part in promoting healing for women around the world. Says
Stephanie, “I believe if my story helps just one woman, it is worth telling.”

To learn more about Stephanie White and her designs, visit http://www.swcreations.net, call 866
789-2323 or contact her at s.white1@swcreations.net.

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Contact Information:
SWCreations
Stephanie A White
866-789-2323
s.white1@swcreations.net
www.SWCreations.net

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