Recipe for Romance (NAPSA)—This Valentine’s Day, you might find a certificate for dazzling diamond jewelry by Harry Winston, “the jeweler to the stars,” inside specially marked A diamondring could be your sweet surprise when you open a box of Godiva Valentine’s Day chocolates. boxes of Godiva’s Valentine’s Day 2002 collection. It’s part of the luxury chocolatier’s celebrated “Chocolates & Diamonds” promotion, now in its sixth year. The Grand Prize is the ultimate ring: a stunning 4.5-carat diamond solitaire by Harry Winston, valued at $85,000. Fifty other lucky romantics will uncover certificates for 1-carat diamond heart pendants by the famous jeweler. Just as Godiva’s chocolate “gems” are specially created by master chocolatiers to bring out the best in flavor, texture and aroma, precious jewels that bear the Harry Winston name have been carefully selected by artisans trained to distinguish between good quality diamonds and those that are truly extraordinary. Godiva’s “Chocolates & Diamonds” promotion begins in January when the Reflections of Romance Valentine’s Day collection goes on sale everywhere Godiva chocolate is sold. No purchase necessary; to receive a free game piece (including official rules), send a self-addressed, stamped envelope postmarked by March 1, 2002 to “Chocolates & Diamonds,” P.O. Box 13161, Bridgeport, CT 06673-3161. Open to U.S. and Canadian residents, 18 and older. Void in the Province of Quebec, Puerto Rico and where prohibited. The promotion ends February 28, 2002. More information, including Official Rules, is available at GODIVA.com. wen- ee eee eee e8t anne eee eee Editor’s Note: Promotion ends February 28, 2002. Please do not run after that date.
