Testimonials

"Get Noticed" Wearing Otazu Jewelry

"When I walked in the restaurant all eyes were on me, like where did you get that necklace? This jewelry speaks for itself."
Jen Petruk 

"There's no other jewelry like it.  It makes a statement on its own."
Kimberly Hinton

"It is the bling that embodies what we're all about."
Melanie Billhardt

"I get compliments everywhere I go."
Sue Bloom

"At a recent fund raising event for a major charity, I got an immediate 'look of approval' when they noticed my Otazu necklace."
Mary Johnson

"People just stop what they're doing to say 'Where did you get that necklace!' and when they talk to me they don't look at me."
Vicki Zwissler

My Experiences

These are my true stories about how complete strangers come up to me and admire my Otazu designer jewelry. 

"Ladies who purchase Otazu jewelry call and tell me that they are always stopped when they are out and asked about their necklace."
Angie Casselman

"I myself have sold $300 necklaces off my neck more than once.  Once, while I was walking down the street in this cute town in Cincinnati, a lady had to have my necklace. I told her I had lots more at home but she said 'No, I want that one and then I will be over this evening for more.'  She did come and bought three more necklaces. "
Angie Casselman

"A friend in Arizona called me from a wedding to see if I could order another one of her necklaces because someone wanted to buy hers at the reception."
Angie Casselman

"Last May, I flew to New York City for two days to meet Rodrigo Otazu and of course I wore one of my favorite necklaces. All day long I was stopped on the street, in the elevator, you name it. I didn't wear a necklace the next day because I couldn't get anywhere from being asked about my necklace throughout the day. "
Angie Casselman

"Last November, a lady purchased a necklace from me. The entire weekend she kept coming back to buy another one. She was so excited and kept telling me how beautiful she felt.  It made me feel really good to see her face just sparkle and light up."
Angie Casselman