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King Jewelers to Feature Harry Winston Accessories in Support of YWCA at Wine, Women & Shoes Nashville Event on January 26th

The event will feature wine tastings from illustrious Napa Valley vineyards, a live and silent auction, and a walk-around boutique Marketplace that features local and national trendsetters like King Jewelers.

King Jewelers to Feature Harry Winston Accessories in Support of YWCA at Wine, Women & Shoes Nashville Event on January 26th
2013-01-17
NASHVILLE, TN, January 17, 2013 (Press-News.org) King Jewelers supports the YWCA of Nashville & Middle Tennessee at the Wine Women & Shoes event on Saturday, January 26, 2013, in Nashville. Created for women who enjoy fine wine, great style, and supporting a noble cause, Wine Women & Shoes is one of the fastest-growing charity event series in the country. The event features wine tastings from illustrious Napa Valley vineyards, a live and silent auction, and walk-around boutique Marketplace featuring local and national trendsetters. Wine Women & Shoes will auction off a 'Key to the Closet', and the winner will take home the 'closet' - a collective bounty of fashion items and various treasures.

The YWCA of Nashville & Middle Tennessee is thrilled to bring the event to the Nashville area and to be working alongside Wine Women & Shoes' expert team, who has managed over 100 well-attended events and helped net more than $11 million dollars for their charity partners. King Jewelers features Harry Winston accessories at this year's event to help raise money for a great cause.

King Jewelers Supports YWCA of Nashville

The YWCA of Nashville & Middle Tennessee has served the community for over 114 years. We work to empower thousands of clients each year, all who desire a better quality of life for themselves and their families. Wine Women & Shoes supports the YWCA Weaver Domestic Violence Center, the largest domestic violence shelter in the state of Tennessee. In 2011 alone, the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department received 30,941 reports of domestic violence; that's one report every 17 minutes.

King Jewelers Nashville and South Florida
Established in 1912, King Jewelers has proudly styled jewelry and timepiece aficionados from around the world. A pioneer among independent couture jewelers, King Jewelers has built an outstanding reputation steeped in quality, value and first-class customer service. King Jewelers features exclusive jewelry designers such as Mikimoto, Kwiat, Roberto Coin, Penny Previelle and Charles Krypell, offers in-house custom jewelry designs, private label jewelry collections, and is an authorized dealer for over forty luxury Swiss watch brands. King Jewelers also manufactures their own diamond bridal jewelry and diamond engagement rings to ensure the finest quality and the best prices. Visit King Jewelers store locations in Aventura, FL and Nashville, TN or log onto http://www.Kings1912.com.

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[Press-News.org] King Jewelers to Feature Harry Winston Accessories in Support of YWCA at Wine, Women & Shoes Nashville Event on January 26th
The event will feature wine tastings from illustrious Napa Valley vineyards, a live and silent auction, and a walk-around boutique Marketplace that features local and national trendsetters like King Jewelers.