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The 24K Club of the City of New York Celebrates the Jewelry Industry

The 24K Club hosted its Annual Banquet bringing together top leaders in the industry for an evening of entertainment and camaraderie.

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(PRESS RELEASE) NEW YORK — On March 9th, the Twenty-Four Karat Club of the City of New York hosted its Annual Banquet bringing together the industry’s top leaders and notables for jewelry’s biggest night of the year. Held at Cipriani South Street, the evening was filled with live entertainment by the multi-talented performer Sarge, and musical performances by internationally acclaimed vocalist Christopher Macchio who was joined by rising vocalist Christina Maxwell. The annual event began with a cocktail soiree, followed by dinner and live entertainment.

“It’s an honor to be able to bring together so many of my peers within the jewelry industry for a celebratory evening,” says Jeffrey Cohen, Twenty-Four Karat Club of the City of NY President. “We all share a common goal of elevating the industry across diamonds, watches, and jewelry categories, and it’s moments like these where we can acknowledge the ongoing work that is being done towards progress.”

The evening closed with an extraordinary after party where guests danced the night away to the music of DJ Shiran.

Notable event attendees across diamonds, watches and jewelry included honorary guests, Lisa Bridge, President, American Gem Society; Susan Chandler, President of Women’s Jewelry Association; Richard Katz, Chairperson of Jewelers Board of Trade; Feriel Zerouki, President, World Diamond Council; Rebecca Foerster, Chairperson, Jewelers Vigilance Committee; David Bouffard, Chairperson, Responsible Jewellery Council; Kimberly Collins, President, AGTA; Alan Zimmer, Chairperson, Jewelers’ Security Alliance; Malyia McNaughton, President, Black in Jewelry Coalition; Coleman Clark, Chairperson Jewelers of America; along with Twenty-Four Karat Club of the City of New York President, Jeffrey Cohen.

Tickets to this Annual Event, which was sold out once again, can only be purchased exclusively by its members.

The Twenty-Four Karat Club of the City of New York has been a driving force for 122 years in fostering the interests of the jewelry industry and uniting all through the guiding principle that the greatest values are to be found in raising the quality of human relationships. For more information visit www.24Karatclub.org.

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