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Real estate agent Susie Ammar Raleigh (left) and Sandals Foundation Director of Operations Karen Zacca were out to support. (Photo: Naphtali Junior)
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December 8, 2024

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Attorney-at-law Jennifer Scott (left) and realtor Kaili McDonnough-Scott were on the hunt for something sparkly. (Photos: Naphtali Junior)Naphtali Junior

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Andrew Peacock and his lady love Dianne White lounged outside before joing the festivitiesNaphtali Junior

There was something irresistibly elegant about the Roberto Coin Venetian Princess Diamond Large Necklace, Veena Chanria just had to try it.Naphtali Junior

Bijoux New Kingston, abuzz with activityNaphtali Junior

Bijoux Sales Manager Vinny Kirpalani (left) caught up with entrepreneur Samuel McKenzie and his wife, Jamaica Independent School Association (JISA) President Tamar McKenzie.Naphtali Junior

Perhaps some glittering Movado watches caught the attention of insurance advisors Susan Campbell Scarlett (left) and Diana Facey?Naphtali Junior

Dr Michael Banbury (right) uses a tester strips to try the Ted Green Ghost Orchid Homme Eau de Parfum as the colognes creator Tedrick Green and Bijoux Sales Associate Rhia Jones looks on.Naphtali Junior

Veena Chanria (left) and Dr Patricia Yap were interested in the new collectionsNaphtali Junior

Founder and managing director of Konnexx Services Dean Nevers checked out the Movado Bold Titanium Watch guided by Bijoux Sales Associate Paulette Watson. Naphtali Junior

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