Ukrainian jewelry brand starts raffle to fund training program for women soldiers

The Ukrainian brand Guzema Fine Jewelry has presented a new charity jewelry called KVITKA (Flower).

The proceeds from the sale will go to a training program for female soldiers and veterans.

What is the problem?

Amid the war that has fallen on Ukraine's shoulders, civilians are actively supporting women who are experiencing an especially difficult reality.

Various companies are launching fundraisers and assistance programs aimed at financing educational initiatives for women servicewomen and veterans. They demonstrate not only verbal support but also a contribution to improving the quality of women's service.

What is the solution?

The Ukrainian brand Guzema Fine Jewelry has presented a new KVITKA charity jewelry piece. All the funds raised from the sale of the jewelry will go to a training program for female military personnel.

How does it work?

This is a flower-shaped brooch designed based on the work of Ukrainian artist Narbut, made in yellow gold with a diamond, white gold with a diamond, and in silver.

All profits from the sale will be used to support the training program for Ukrainian servicewomen who want to take an active part in social and political processes or see themselves in leadership positions in others.

The sales have raised over $4,000, which will provide mentoring for 34 women soldiers.