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Lifestyle, Local Lifestyle, Style, Style Observer, Tuesday Style
December 14, 2013

The Chopard

The glossy, rectangular mauve invite read: “20 years ago a miracle happened, diamonds were captured and were able to move freely…it was in 1993 that Caroline Schuefele created one of the Chopard icons, the HAPPY SPORT WATCH”.

The occasion: Bijoux’s celebratory soirée on Thursday, December 5 to showcase Chopard’s new luxe timepieces at its New Kingston enclave.

The guest list: Business movers and shakers, legal eagles, society notables and Chopard enthusiasts.

The menu: Tasty Suzanne Couch-catered eats.

The mood: Festive, fab, much cooing over the line’s watches, jewellery and accessories, and a few negotiations.

SO takes you inside Bijoux’s Chopard event.

(Photos courtesy of Chopard)

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Happy Diamonds Icons diamond-set rose gold pendant

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Happy Diamonds Icons diamond-set white earrings

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Happy Hearts diamond-set rose gold sauitor necklace

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LUC 1937 Classic rose gold watch

(Photos: Karl McLarty)

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Diamonds are a girl’s best friend, and Selective Homes exec administrative manager Pauline Edie knows it.

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Chopard’s Happy Sport 20th anniversary edition timepiece — stainless steel, embellished with diamonds on the bezel, with seven floating diamonds on the dial. Founded in 1860 by Louis-Ulysse Chopard, from whom the company takes its name,

Chopard is a Swiss-based luxury watch, jewellery, and accessories company.

4282

Lannaman and Morris Shipping head honcho Harry Maragh and his company director wife Charmaine (right) and company marketing exec Natalie Samuels greeted our lens.

4287

Select Brands Managing Director David McConnell and his corporate marketing officer wife Tania paused from their early Christmas shopping jaunt at Bijoux for a photo op.

4290

Lannaman and Morris Shipping Director Charmaine Maragh (right) — who was gifted with a Chopard necklace more than a decade ago by her shipping exec hubby — contemplates another Chopard buy from Bijoux’s Jeannie Chandiram.

4317 & 4319

Entertaining thoughts of the luxe 18-carat rose gold Chopard Imperial as a Christmas gift, Miss Jamaica World 2000 and attorney-at-law Ayisha Richards listens as Jeannie Chandiram details the watch’s specs.

4380

Bijoux bag in hand, sales consultant Vevienne Hall — in a season-appropriate red-and-black Topshop dress and Guess heels — paused from her fragrance and Pandora gift-shopping for a snapshot.

4381

Tickled pink by the Chopard piece shown to her by Bijoux’s Imran Shah, McKay Security exec Jackie Domenico relays her excitement to a friend on her cellphone.

4393

Retired businessman Tyrone Chin is fitted with a luxe timepiece by Bijoux’s Subhash Lalwani as businesswoman wife Lorraine Chen looks on admiringly.

4400

Sterling Asset Management prez and his attorney-at-law wife Natalie (centre) consider a Chopard watch shown to the couple by Bijoux manager Yvonne Boyce.

4409

Ethan Sinclair, attorney-at-law with Myers, Fletcher and Gordon, mulls over a watch shown to him by jewellery concierge Jeannie Chandiram.

4415

Realtor Roma Chin (left) and Bijoux’s Veena Chanrai.

4418

From left: BCW Capital portfolio advisor Kerie Baylis, Medical Link manager Paula McKay, her businesswoman mum-in-law Bridget McKay, and client services manager at McKay Security Jackie Domenico.

4423

Bijoux Managing Director Anup Chandiram (left) with Victoria Mutual Building Society Chairman Michael McMorris (centre) and Sterling Asset Management CEO and prez Charles Ross.

4436

A super-delighted Pauline Edie, executive administrative manager at Selective Homes, displays her newly acquired Chopard bracelet.

4468

Loyal Bijoux customer Lorraine Chen (right) shared a snapshot alongside Pandora brand manager Tricia Todd (centre) and Pandora sales representative Rashida Gopie.

4472 & 4481

Bijoux’s Denny Chandiram assists Rosalie Donaldson, senior vice-president of international marketing at the Port Authority, in trying on the Chopard Happy Heart diamond necklace.

4492

Jeannie Chandiram (left), her niece Veena Chandiram (second left), retail operator Camille Jones (second right) and family therapist Angela Forest enjoying girl talk (with a side of laughs).

4498

Chopard enthusiasts Sophia Gordon (left), human resources director at J Wray and Nephew and attorney-at-law friend Donna Brown.

4508

Observer Video Editor Sean Barnes shoots Senior Associate Editor Novia McDonald-Whyte interviewing Bijoux director Denny Chandiram (right) about a Chopard watch that MegaMart CEO Gassan Azan contemplated purchasing.

4523

Bijoux representative Nari Chandiram (right) details the specifications of the Hearts On Fire five-stone diamond wedding band to Digicel Senior Communications Manager Shelly Ann Harris as her saxophonist hubby Warren Harris looks on.

4531

Attorney-at-law Michelle Fitz-Henley points out the Hearts On Fire diamond jewellery she’s feeling to her Sagicor Agency Manager fiancé Chris Lawe.

4539

Bijoux managing director Anup Chandiram (left) traded laughs with Musson Group Chairman and CEO PB Scott and his attorney-at-law wife Jennifer Scott.

4540

Kaili McDonnough Scott, editor of KÚYA magazine, with restaurateur Colin Hylton.

4545

Stocks and Securities Limited CEO and prez Mark Croskery (left) and Stewart’s Motors Director James Lechler.

4548 & 4452

Waiter Ian Morrison serves lobster thermidor in filler cups at the Suzanne Couch-catered event.

4559

Remax realtor associate Shereene Welsh (left) and Allison Pitter and Company broker associate Sheryl Tomlinson.

4568

Businessman and developer Peter Rousseau talks shop with Mayberry Investments Executive Chairman Christopher Berry.

4575

Pokar Chandiram in convo with interior designer Beverly Rousseau (left) and dermatologist Patricia Yap.

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