The Gurhan Jewelry Trunk Show to Benefit GLIDE February 12, 2011

WHAT:
The Gurhan jewelry trunk show, scheduled this February at Union Street Goldsmith, will feature the jeweler's signature hammered 24kt gold pieces and fine and blackened silver lines. Union Street Goldsmith is donating 5% of sales to Glide Memorial Church's homeless services.

Bay Area jewelry aficionados and visitors to San Francisco will enjoy being able to experience the large collection of Gurhan's work Union Street Goldsmith will offer at the trunk show.

"Gurhan's designs are so unique, that anyone who is familiar with his work will recognize it instantly," said Summer Anderson, Gemologist at Union Street Gold Smith. "Every piece, whether it's beads or clasps, is painstakingly handmade. The hand hammering and natural imperfections on the jewelry are regarded as Gurhan's fingerprints." 


WHEN
11:00 am to 5:45 pm on Saturday, February 12
12:00 pm to 4:45 pm on Sunday, February 13

INFORMATION
For more information about the Gurhan Trunk Show or any of Union Street Goldsmith's products or services, call (415) 658-9315, view their website at: www.unionstreetgoldsmith.com, or visit their store located at 1909 Union Street in San Francisco.

ABOUT THE UNION STREET GOLDSMITH
Union Street Goldsmith is a San Francisco custom jewelry store that specializes in engagement rings, diamond rings, wedding bands, 22kt gold, platinum, pearl necklaces, and jewelry repair. Glenda Queen and Terry Brumbaugh founded Union Street Goldsmith in the Marina District of San Francisco in 1976. They have been jewelers so long that they are now creating engagement rings and wedding bands for the children of couples whose rings they made decades ago.