October 24, 2016

Metropolitan Dream by H. Nakata Jewelry Collection

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  • Wear your best cocktail attire and attend a dazzling event—Metropolitan Dream by H. Nakata—to see a new collection of luxurious jewelries on October 24, 2016 at Rustan’s Shangri-La and October 25, 2016 at Rustan’s Makati.

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    The two-day event is brought by a collaboration of Italian jewelry brand Damiani and Japanese football star Hideoshi Nakata to raise funds for the charity, “Home for All.”

    The collection is made with innovative and eclectic design suited for a metropolitan man. In this event, guests will be able to see a range of jewelries inspired by the Damiani’s Metropolitan Dream collection designed from its unmistakable trademark of modern lines framed by precious materials which give a modern and refined look.

    This exclusive jewelry collection has been presented in the Damiani boutique in Ginza, Tokyo. Don’t miss this chance to buy a beautiful piece of jewelry in Manila while supporting an important humanitarian project.

     

    Details:

    What: Metropolitan Dream by H. Nakata Jewelry Collection

    When: October 24, 2016; 5 p.m.

    Where:  Rustan’s Shangri-La Silver Vault Section, EDSA cor. Shaw Boulevard, Shaw Boulevard, Mandaluyong City

     

    What: Metropolitan Dream by H. Nakata Jewelry Collection

    When: October 25, 2016; 6 p.m.

    Where: Rustan’s Makati Silver Vault Section, Courtyard Drive cor. Ayala Avenue, Courtyard Dr, Makati City

     

    Source: rustansph, damiani.com

               
               
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