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Here’s How You Can Help Women Fighting Ovarian Cancer

Pick up the latest issue of marie claire to see our campaign with Georg Jensen and OCRF

In 2015, inspired by the race to find an early detection test for ovarian cancer, Georg Jensen partnered with the Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation (OCRF). This year, in addition to the beautiful “Offspring” pendant, Georg Jensen has crafted a matching pair of limited-edition earrings. 

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A percentage of the proceeds from the sale of both will go to the OCRF, which helps the foundation continue its life-saving work. To celebrate the campaign, marie claire has teamed up with Georg Jensen and the OCRF, calling on some of our favourite celebrities including Delta Goodrem, Jess Gomes, Sam Frost, Samantha Armytage, Miranda Tapsell and Tanya Plibersek to wear the pieces in our October issue, on sale now.

Delta Goodrem, a cancer survivor herself, in our October issue. (Credit: Marie Claire)
‘Rove & Sam’s’ Samantha Frost modelling Georg Jensen’s stunning jewellery in support of ovarian cancer research. (Credit: Marie Claire)
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Ovarian cancer is known as the ‘silent killer’ and is one of the deadliest cancers affecting women. Unlike breast cancer, ovarian cancer can be difficult to diagnose in the early stages, as symptoms are often vague and similar to those of common illnesses. In Australia, four women are diagnosed with ovarian cancer every day. Owing to the lack of early detection tests, approximately 75% of women are diagnosed at the advanced stage, meaning that the cancer has spread and is difficult to treat. 

The gorgeous Jessica Gomes advocating for ovarian cancer research in our October issue. (Credit: Marie Claire)

The stunning Georg Jensen pieces are priced at $195.00 each and are available in-store and online.

Deputy Leader of the Opposition, Tanya Plibersek, supporting the fight for early detection. (Credit: Marie Claire)
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For more information on how you can help, visit georgjensen.com, and to find out more about ovarian cancer and how to donate, please head to ocrf.com.au

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