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Joe Escobar Diamonds Hosts Faithfulistas

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On November 10, locally owned Joe Escobar Diamonds, the preferred jeweler of the San Francisco 49ers hosted the Faithfulistas at their store for an upbeat evening of treats, prizes, shopping and a behind-the-scenes look at diamonds and jewels.

Members of the official 49ers club for women enjoyed fine wine and hors d'oeuvres while taking in the sparkling sights of loose diamonds and gemstones from around the world. During the private party, members were offered preferred pricing on all purchases throughout the night.

Locally owned Joe Escobar Diamonds, the preferred jeweler of the San Francisco 49ers hosted the Women of the Niners at their store for an upbeat evening of treats, prizes, shopping.

Store owner Mark Escobar brought out a most coveted piece of jewelry: a diamond necklace valued at $1,000,000. Faithfulistas interested in trying on the million dollar piece were welcome to do so while posing with the 49ers Gold Rush cheerleaders for a truly once in a lifetime experience.

Also on display was some jewelry familiar to the 49ers Faithful; the team's five Super Bowl title rings.

To conclude the night, members were entered into a raffle to win several prizes including exclusive 49ers copper mugs, some of the latest 49ers ladies apparel and one lucky winner was awarded a Belle Etoile Royale bangle valued at $550, courtesy of Escobar Diamonds.

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The Faithfulistas one-time membership fee includes exclusive package of Faithfulistas goodies, including a tote, shirt and hat. Additionally, ladies are invited to monthly events during the football season and behind-the-scenes opportunities during the offseason. Interested in joining us for the next exclusive Faithfulistas event in December?  Register online at 49ers.com/Faithfulistas.

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