Gladstone Jewellery Luxury Jewellery Designer
LONDON, UK- The black tie dinner is being held at the magnificent Mansion House in the City of London on 9th June 2009 and will be hosted by The Lord and Lady Mayor. All funds raised from ticket sales and the luxury auctions on the night will directly benefit two charities selected for The Lord Mayor’s Appeal this year; The St John’s Ambulance and The Lord Taverners Charity, a leading UK youth sports charity giving young people, particularly those with disabilities, the opportunity to benefit from sport.
Gladstone Jewellery has donated its glorious Mary I diamond brooch in sumptuous 18ct yellow gold worth thousands of pounds to the dinner’s main auction. The brooch is encrusted with sixteen best-cut glittering diamonds and accented with subtly glowing rubies and a single blue sapphire. Many luxury jewellery pieces from some of the world’s most prestigious jewellers will be going under the hammer on the night.
Guests will be entertained by a live orchestra during the champagne reception. There will also be several high-profile guest speakers after dinner along with the auction followed by dancing.
The luxury jewellery company has worked closely with many charities in the past including UK children’s cancer charity CLIC Sargent. Last year Gladstone Jewellery was one of the charity’s main sponsors at their elegant Ruby Ball.
Tickets for the Magnificence of Diamonds Charity Dinner are still available – for more information please contact Anna Wales on behalf of London Jewellery First on 07950 580869.
For more information on Gladstone Jewellery’s luxury jewellery collections and charity support visit http://www.gladstonejewellery.com.
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About Gladstone Jewellery
Gladstone Jewellery produces luxurious and comfortable jewellery to make a lady feel like a queen. Gladstone Jewellery’s designs are based on the principles of beauty, luxury and convenience.
Each piece of Gladstone Jewellery is made using unique combinations of gold chains and fully precious, collection-quality stones. The designs are patented in the UK and EU and only the finest rubies, emeralds, diamonds and sapphires are used to create exquisite jewellery to be treasured for generations.
Gladstone Jewellery is named after Prime Minister William Gladstone (born in 1809).
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