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Tickets on sale for WJA 40th Anniversary Gala fundraiser

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(NEW YORK) – The Women’s Jewelry Association and Foundation launched tickets to its Ruby Gala taking place on Thursday, November 2nd, 2023 at The Pool Lounge in New York City. The event will honor WJA’s past and toast to its future, including highlighting WJA’s decades-long commitment to professional mentorship, networking, and education in the jewelry and watch industry.

“Our fundraiser is truly a milestone event. For forty years, WJA has uplifted thousands of women in our industry and provided education and training to the next generation of jewelry and watch professionals. The funds raised in honor of our anniversary celebration will help support our mentorship and leadership development programs, and enable us to award more impactful grants and scholarships for many years to come,” said Susan Chandler, WJA President and Chief Merchandising Officer for Citizen Watch America.

The gala will delight all of the senses and highlight the glamour of the industry. As guests make their red-carpet entrance, they will step inside the iconic mid-century modern Seagram Building where they will be transported to an enchanting evening of immersive experiences and stunning entertainment. Inside guests will dine on a selection of passed hors d’oeuvres, gourmet dinner stations, and decadent desserts. Signature cocktails, spirits, champagne, and wine will be served all night as attendees enjoy the sounds of talented musical guests and special performances.

The cocktail-style reception will enable networking opportunities, and conversations with industry leaders throughout the event. Guests will also be able to connect with influencers, jewelry enthusiasts, and meet WJA’s founding members and scholarship recipients.

Tickets are limited and available until they sell out at https://wja.wedoauctions.com.

To learn more about sponsorship opportunities, contact info@womensjewelryassociation.com.

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