Eh, Happy (906) Day!

(906) Day is here! September 6th is a day where we celebrate all of the wonderful things that make up our 906 area code: flannel, Lake Superior, the Northwoods, pasties, and U.P. themed everything!

906 Day Launch by Beth Millner

For those of you unfamiliar with the holiday, many businesses in the U.P. hold special promotions and sales in honor of this place we call home. Beth Millner Jewelry is no different! We are having an in-store and online sale: take 9.06% off any Upper Peninsula themed item! The best part is, you don't even have to be a resident of the U.P. to take advantage. So if you've had your eye on a particular U.P. pendant, ring, charm, or pair of earrings, now is your chance!

This holiday was created by the "Official Unofficial Ambassador of the Upper Peninsula", Bugsy sailor. Read here!

We wish all of our Yooper and non-Yooper customers a wonderful (906) Day!

906 Day Launch by Beth Millner Jewelry

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