A model displays International Gems Custom Jewelry for guests who celebrated Christmas fashionably early Dec. 1 at Windsor Square. The event showcased designers and stores on the Peninsula.

A model displays International Gems Custom Jewelry for guests who celebrated Christmas fashionably early Dec. 1 at Windsor Square. The event showcased designers and stores on the Peninsula.

Gem of a show

A Christmas event at Windsor Square in South Surrey showcased local designers

A model displays International Gems Custom Jewelry for guests who celebrated Christmas fashionably early Dec. 1 at Windsor Square. The event showcased designers and stores on the Peninsula.

 

 

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