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Eleanor Roosevelt

Do one thing every day that scares you

Do one thing every day that scares you

$97.00 USD
$97.00 USD
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Eleanor Roosevelt taught us how to overcome obstacles and show the world our limitless potential. Capture her daring words through this inspiring necklace. 

Eleanor Roosevelt

Time 1884 - 1962

Location Washington D.C, USA

About Eleanor Roosevelt rose from a tragic childhood to become a key actor behind – and sometimes ahead of! – her husband Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s presidency. As delegate to the United Nations in 1945, she helped draft the historic Universal Declaration of Human Rights. She fought for civil rights, transformed the role of First Lady, and pushed forward the position of women in society and leadership.

Did you know? Roosevelt hosted regular radio programmes, which was highly unusual for a First Lady at the time. The sponsored radio broadcasts had names like “It’s A Woman’s World”, and she donated all profits to charity.

Product details

  • .925 sterling silver
  • 8 mm x 27 mm
  • 50 cm chain
  • Hand-finished
  • Made in Finland

Shipping

Ordbord is based in Helsinki, Finland. We use national postal services in order to provide customers with affordable economy delivery. Express tracked shipping via Posti in Finland and UPS abroad is also available for an extra fee.

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