Director of special projects at the American International School in Kingston Nicola Melhado flashed her pearly whites for our lensman.
December 13, 2015
Bijoux adds a jewel to the CROWN
An air of opulence swept through New Kingston last Thursday, as long-standing arbiters of luxury, Bijoux Jewellers, welcomed the renowned Mikimoto brand of pearls to their already impressive collection of gems, during their annual Christmas party. An eclectic blend of bankers, realtors, lawyers, socialites and business magnates turned out for the launch event, enjoying cocktails and hors d’oeuvres prepared by chef extraordinaire Suzanne Couch, while surveying the glimmering display. Tuesday Social captured the magic of the moment.
Store manager at Bijoux Yvonne Boyce (left) looked radiant in Calvin Klein, while Blossom Pickersgill, sales and marketing consultant at Agri and Industrial Packaging Limited, was styled in a dress by local designer Courtney Washington.
Immersed in conversation were (from left) CEO of Victoria Mutual Building Society Peter Reid, businessman Colin Steele, Proven executives Winston Hepburn and Marcel Logan, attorney-at-law Ethan Sinclair, and managing director of Minott Services David Minott.
Senior regional sales manager at Mikimoto, Terry Frost (centre), is flanked by (from left) aesthetician Geneviève Berry, general manager at Prime Development Limited Monique Todd, business development manager at J Wray and Nephew Limited Chesna Haber, VP of marketing and client services at McKay Security Jaqueline Domenico, managing director at EXIM Bank Lisa Bell, and executive administrative manager at Selective Homes Pauline Edie.
Sales associate at Bijoux Pauline Rainford (left) opened the showcase for Remax Elite realtor Billie-Jean Tulloch to fit a ring from the John Hardy collection, while her husband, Karl Tulloch, real estate developer at Kemtek Development and Construction Limited, perused.
Chatting it up at the event were (from left) Creative Building Finishes Limited directors James and Donna Parnell; managing director at Chad-Ad Distributors Limited Geoffrey Ziadie and his wife Judy; and general manager at Chad-Ad Distributors Nicholas McKoy.
Veena Chanrai with her father Pokar Chandiram.
Bijoux CEO Anup Chandiram gave a warm welcome to Sandy Tavares-Finson for the launch event.
Sales associate at Bijoux Shanique Pink tried to sway Levi Bloomfield, sales manager, On-Trade at J Wray & Nephew Limited, with a selection of Cross pens.
Commercial director at J Wray & Nephew Limited Cecil Smith shared the spotlight with (from left) businesswoman Camile Ramdial, business development manager at Jamaica Fibreglass Products Limited Shelley Hendrickson, and entrepreneur Eroleen Anderson.
In high spirits last Thursday were Bijoux director Nari Chandiram and his wife Sati.
Beaming as they showed off their Pandora purchases were Lisa Bell (left), managing director at EXIM Bank, and Delaine Morgan, VP of trade and business development at JAMPRO.
Bijoux CEO Anup Chandiram celebrated the occasion with his lovely wife Bina by his side.
Attorney-at-law and lecturer Natalie Ross (left) perused a selection of fine jewellery with Deborah Cumming, managing director at Century 21 Heave-Ho Properties.
J Wray & Nephew Limited Business Development Manager Chesna Haber (third left) was introduced to the new line of Mikimoto pearls by the brand’s senior regional sales manager Terry Frost, as (from left) aesthetician Geneviève Berry, general manager at Prime Development Limited Monique Todd, and VP of marketing and client services at McKay Security Jaqueline Domenico looked on.
Businessman Gulu Chanrai shared lens time with family matriarch Jeannie Chandiram (left) and sister-in-law Sati Chandiram.
