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The KitchenAid Artisan Series 325-watt tilt-back head stand mixer is incredibly versatile and more than a mixer. With all the available attachments (sold separately), you can use it to make homemade pasta, stuff fresh sausage, whip up ice cream, and give fruit a squeeze. This model has a 325-watt motor, 5-quart stainless steel bowl with comfort handle, pouring shield and a tilt-back mixer head design that provides easy access to bowl and beaters. No wonder generations of cooks have cherished theirs. Isn't it your turn?

Reflect your colorful and charismatic personality with this multi-gemstone bracelet. Bracelet made of sterling silver. Lined with genuine amethyst blue topaz citrine garnet and peridot. Bracelet measures 7.25" long. Secure box clasp closure. Sterling silver features an e-coat to help prevent tarnish. Ships in a Jilco purple gift box. Gift box features a decorative ribbon and protective tissue paper.

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Enjoy crisp, clear sound at every turn with the help of this LG SK1 26-inch sound bar. It boasts a sophisticated design that will accentuate your high-definition television, and it's built to work with televisions 32'' and above.

The XEEN 24mm T1.5 features the most important specifications of a professional cine lens. The lenses are housed in a durable aluminum housing, focusing and aperture gears are smooth and accurate, focusing throw is generous, and the front lens diameter is 114mm. Xeen lenses are all compatible with most full frame cameras. All include a 3 year warranty. Best of all, they are affordable and are half the price of comparable pro cine lenses! For Canon EF mount.

Orrefors Nobel Martini glass, 7.7 oz, hand made in Sweden, 22 kt gold trim was designed for the Nobel Prize Banquet. Orrefors is one of the official suppliers to the Nobel Prize Banquet and Purveyors to the H.M. the King of Sweden. Gunnar Cyrén designed the Nobel series to mark the 90th anniversary of the Nobel Prize Banquet in 1991. Since then, Nobel Laureates and royalties have raised Orrefors Nobel glasses in the toasts at the banquet in Stockholm City Hall in December each year. The series has been praised for its elegance and personal design.