King Jewelers recently had the incredible opportunity to show our support to the local contemporary artists in Nashville through OZ Art’s 2019 CigArt fundraising event! OZ Arts is known, most-c0mmonly, for their impressive showcase of the contemporary performing arts. However, the CigArt event was was inspired by the long history of the Ozenger family cigar brand, known as CAO. The couple realized the thrill behind life’s more affordable luxuries blended with a carefree atmosphere where people can experience art in a new and refreshing way. That’s how CigArt got its name!
Photography by the Nashville Edit
The evening consisted of a series of vendors who came out to showcase their luxury goods. Everything from catered dinner from Martin’s BBQ, top-shelf liquor, finely aged wine, extravagant cars, high-end cigars and of course, luxury timepieces. King Jewelers chose to partner up with IWC for this event because these timepieces are an ideal representation of “the finer things.” To take our participation a step further, we even donated a watch to the event’s silent auction to help raise money for the local artists in Nashville. Photography by the Nashville Edit
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King Jewelers is proud to have had the opportunity to participate in such a remarkable event to benefit such an honorable cause. As your local trusted authorized IWC retailer, we encourage you to stop by our store in the Green Hills shopping area of Nashville, Tennessee. You can also stay up-to-date with our IWC timepiece inventory by visiting us online. Since 1912, King Jewelers is your premier destination for all things luxury watches.
King Jewelers Partnered with Mikimoto to Sponsor the 2018 Nashville Symphony Fashion Show at the Schermerhorn Symphony Center on April 17th
King Jewelers has sponsored the Nashville Symphony Fashion Show at the Schermerhorn Symphony Center multiple times in the past, and this year was no different. King Jewelers partnered with Mikimoto, masters of cultured pearl jewelry, to showcase their stunning jewelry to a sold-out crowd. The fashion show featured acclaimed fashion designer Jason Wu’s Fall 2018 collection. Wu has dressed an impressive list of celebrity clients, including First Lady Michelle Obama, Scandal star Kerry Washington, Westworld star Thandie Newton, and Big Little Lies star Reese Witherspoon. Grammy-winning country group, Little Big Town, impressed guests with their mesmerizing harmonies at the conclusion of the fashion show.
Ticket proceeds for the event support the Symphony’s artistic, educational, and community programs, and a portion of the night’s Mikimoto sales were also donated to the Symphony. Those who were unable to attend the sold-out event were able to shop the impressive Mikimoto collection at a trunk show in our Green Hills area salon the following day. The Symphony Fashion Show and the In-Store Mikimoto Trunk Show the following day were an overwhelming success, and we hope to partner with Mikimoto again in the future to once again bring Nashville the finest selection of couture pearl jewelry.
King Family Asks for Support for Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt This Month with First Annual Holiday Toy Drive
For over 100 years, our clients have welcomed us into the most important moments of their lives, and we’ve cherished every wedding, birth, graduation, and anniversary we’ve witnessed along the way. Our family is honored to be able to give back to the communities which have supported us for five generations. Every year, the King family takes pride in supporting cancer research, underprivileged children, and animal shelters in both Nashville and Miami. We truly believe that it is better to give than to receive, and whenever we can, we funnel our success back into the community. It’s important to give all year round, but during the holidays we take a particular interest in helping underprivileged children. The Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt has had a special place in our hearts since David first moved to Nashville and founded a dedicated group which unites emerging leaders of Nashville and partners them with the Hospital to radically impact the health and well-being of children in the Central South. The Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt, which was once again named one of the Best Children’s Hospitals in the Nation by U.S. News, strives to provide quality healthcare and a welcoming environment for both the patients and their families. The holidays are stressful enough without the added anxiety of having your child in the hospital. We’d like to ease the burden for families with children at Monroe Carell Jr. by hosting our first annual Holiday Toy Drive at King Jewelers in Green Hills.
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From now through December 17th, donate a new, unwrapped toy to the children at Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital by bringing it to our Green Hills store. As a special thank you for your generosity, every person who donates is eligible to draw and win fabulous prizes including gift cards, merchandise, and free jewelry and watch services. Every person who participates in the Holiday Toy Drive is guaranteed to receive a gift from King Jewelers. No child should ever wake up Christmas morning without a gift from Santa. We humbly ask you to join us in spreading holiday cheer and giving back to those who are less fortunate. For more information, please visit our website. Our Sincerest Thanks and Warmest Holiday Wishes, Scott, Maxine, David, and Jonathon King
King Jewelers created an evening of magic by bringing beautiful jewelry, amazing food and South Florida’s elite together to raise money for a worthy cause. Pictured: (Left) Holocaust Survivor Mr. Tibor Feldman & daughter, Taylor & Jono King. (Middle) Mr. Mel Dick, (Right) Mr. Scott & Maxine King On Thursday, April 24th, Scott, Maxine, and Jonathan King celebrated “A Legacy of Remembrance” and raised over $100,000 for the First South Florida Holocaust Museum, Documentation & Education Center. The King Family was joined by the Honorable Rositta E. Kenigsberg, President of the First South Florida Holocaust Museum, Documentation & Education Center, and Mr. Mel Dick, member-Board of Directors of the Museum. Chopard, manufacturer of fine jewelry & timepieces, also contributed by generously co-sponsoring the evening to raise funds and awareness for the new Holocaust Museum that will be opening in South Florida. The night’s festivities kicked off with a passionate speech by the Honorable Rositta E. Kenigsberg, and Maxine King, of King Jewelers. “We are so grateful to Maxine and Scott King and the entire King Jeweler’s Family for their tremendous efforts and incredible commitment to help build South Florida’s First Holocaust Museum. The fabulous kickoff event, which they so graciously and generously hosted last evening, gave hope and promise to all the Survivors of the Holocaust who attended. The Survivor’s dream, that one day, a Museum would be built in South Florida, to ensure that their horrific past would never become our children’s and grandchildren’s future; became more than a possibility – it became a reality.” The Legacy Bracelet Additional custom-made charms are available for various donation amounts. A web page will be set-up for purchase and donation of the bracelets with proceeds going directly to the Museum Capital Building Fund. The live auction featured an elegant & timeless $54,930 Chopard Carissima watch set in 18KT White Gold and 3.36 CTS Diamonds; Miami Heat VIP Suite Playoff ticket experience for 2 donated by the Miami Herald Media Companies, personal items from Mel Dick’s private collection, a custom-made portrait of the winning bidder by the world-famous artist, Peter Max, a Montblanc Heritage Collection Fountain Pen 1912 gold nip, a limited edition Stature of Liberty Lithograph, as well as spectacular fine jewelry donated by King Jewelers.
“We are thrilled to be able to support such a wonderful organization like the First South Florida Holocaust Museum, Documentation & Education Center and bring attention to such a worthy cause,” said Maxine King. “It’s important that we show the world that we will never forget.”
About King Jewelers King Jewelers, South Florida’s premier jeweler of integrity since 1912, is proud to be in business 102 years in South Florida. For five generations, the King family has owned and operated King Jewelers while building an outstanding reputation steeped in quality, value, and first-class service. From one hundred to one million dollars, at King Jewelers you will always find the “best of the best.” Offering a magnificent selection of fine jewelry collections including the hottest Italian designs, estate jewelry, colored gemstones and fancy-colored diamonds, as well as luxury Swiss timepieces, King Jewelers prides itself in being one step ahead of the trend. The luxurious Aventura showroom is home to Chopard, Breguet, Harry Winston, Jaeger-LeCoultre, Roberto Coin, Roger Dubuis, Zenith, Chanel, MontBlanc, Jaquet Droz, Forevermark, Tacori, and Breitling to name a few. Kings Jewelers is a member of the Jewelers of America, American Watch Guild, Jewelers Board of Trade, and the American Society of Appraisers and has among its staff GIA Certified Gemologists. For more information, visit www.kings1912.com. About The FirstSouth Florida Holocaust Museum, Education & Document Center The new museum building located at 303 North Federal Highway, in Dania Beach, FL. The contract price was $2.1 million dollars. The property features a 26,000 sq ft. facility, with 21 ft. high ceilings, all on one floor which is located in Broward County and is easily accessible for all tri?county public, private, parochial schools, as well as all the colleges and universities. The property is 10 minutes off the I?95, 12 minutes from Ft. Lauderdale airport and 15 minutes from Port Everglades; thus effortlessly attracting seaport and airport visitors. This Museum, in addition to becoming a major local attraction, will also become a national and international tourist attraction. The museum will house, display and feature the thousands of eyewitness taped testimonies of our beloved Survivors, Liberators, Rescuers and others, the extensive collection of documents, photographs and artifacts, a teacher resource/reference center and research library with over 6000 volumes of books, 2500 taped testimonies, films and DVDs on various topics of the Holocaust, a state of the art video facility to continue interviewing the many eyewitnesses that are still coming forward, a bookstore, a travelling exhibition space to bring the latest exhibits to the community and the permanent exhibition which will chronologically tell the story in English and Spanish. In addition, this Museum will also feature two anchor artifacts, an authenticated Railcar and a WWII Sherman Tank of the type that was used to liberate theSurvivors The museum will be age appropriate for students 11 years and older and will take a multimedia, interactive approach combining the HDEC’s invaluable, precious holdings and collections that have been purposely gathered for this museum, which will leave students challenged and changed. Learn more at http://www.hdec.org. The Museum is being designed by Patrick Gallagher, a museum designer with a worldwide reputation.
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