Friends star
Courteney Cox and husband actor David Arquette have teamed up with a US jewellery manufacturer, whose designs are inspired by India, to create their own line for charity.
Satya jewellery have collaborated with the celebrity couple to raise money for kids suffering from epidermolysis bullosa (EB), a rare genetic condition that affects the skin.
"There is a beautiful child named Brendon, the son of one of our dear friends, Andrea Pett Joseph, who was born with epidermolysis bullosa. We were not aware of the condition until it affected us personally but once we got to know this incredible child we wanted to do whatever we could to help," Arquette said.
"I think becoming a parent redefines your understanding of love and compassion. Beyond spirituality, it is about being a good person and doing what you can to make a difference and make this world a better place. It is important to do positive things in your life," he added.
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Satya EB Charity Collection features a range of butterfly-adorned pieces and proceeds will help fund treatment and medical research for EB sufferers.
The jewellery brand is a favorite among celebrities like Uma Thurman, Lucy Liu, Scarlett Johansen and Susan Sarandon to name a few.
Courteney Cox, who split with David Arquette a month ago, is still sporting her wedding ring. The actress was spotted wearing the diamond-encrusted wedding ring at a charity event at Kitson in Los Angeles. "I don’t know what will happen, but this is not like we’re getting divorced, this is a separation and I think that takes a lot of courage. Whatever is supposed to happen will be the best thing for us," said Cox.
