Invitation
June is traditionally known as the month of pearls. Throughout history, they have been seen as a symbol of luxury, power and longevity and the birthstone of those born in the month of June. We invite you to celebrate their exquisite beauty this month at our exclusive in-store event.
Join us for a glass of sparkling whilst indulging yourself in 30% off all pearl pieces throughout the evening, including the superb creations of Kailis Australian Pearls.
To celebrate, we will be gifting one special customer $1000 to be spent on any item in store! From the moment the name is drawn at 5:45pm, our chosen VIP will have 10 minutes before their gift expires, to choose up to $1000 worth of jewellery from any collection in store. Arrive between 5pm and 5:45pm to enter the draw and peruse your potential winnings!
When: Friday 21st June 2019, 5-6:30pm
Where: Claudia Jewellers, 24 Magnet Court, Sandy Bay
RSVP by: Friday 21st June 2019
E: enquiries@claudiajewellers.com
Ph: 6223 5201
The Kailis Story
The kailis story starts in Castellorzio – a small island in Greece where generations of Kailis sons made their living from the sea.
The Australian chapter of the Kailis history began in 1977 when the husband and wife team of Michael and Dr Patricia Kailis helped pioneer pearl farming in the pristine waters off the remote North Coast of Western Australia. Not long after, in 1978, they opened the first pearl jewellery store in Broome, a beautiful and unspoilt part of the world that has become synonymous with the rare, exquisite and valuable Australian South Sea Pearl.
Over the past four decades, Kailis pearl jewellery has become celebrated for its original designs which showcase the precious, untreated and natural beauty of these Australian oceanic gems. Worn by women of style and sophistication, Kailis Australian Pearls is strengthened by the heritage of a family with more than a century of maritime history.
The Kailis woman recognises the inherent luxury associated with owning and wearing a living gem that was formed by mother nature, not by man.
