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Eva Longoria & Tony Parker Get Married -- Giving Great Gifts to Guests from Van Cleef & Arpels!!

Desperate Housewives star Eva Longoria married San Antonios Spurs star player Tony Parker today at a chateau just outside Paris surounded by family, friends and celebrities buddies.
What could be better or a more special occasion?
Well the happy couple made EVERYONE happy (or at least all the female guests) by giving them the Sweet Alhambra Bracelet from Van Cleef & Arpels iconic collection, Sweet Alhambra.

This GORGE bracelet features a 18k yellow gold delicate chain and has a small mother-of pearl clover meant as a symbol of good luck. The newlyweds wanted to share their good fortune with all their guests by providing these lovely party favors. Lucky indeed!!
The Sweet Alhambra Collection will be available in the US in Oct. You should be so lucky to snag something from this collection of bracelets, necklaces and earrings. It's stunning

Stevie Wilson

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