Lady’s Diamond Earrings

This classic yet stunning pair of earrings is 18 karat white gold, crafted with sixty-six (66) small round diamonds totaling 0.33 carats and twenty-two (22) large round diamonds totaling 0.37 carats.  The earrings have been appraised at $3,500 and a signed GIA description will be provided to the winner.

Dinner for Six with Fire Fighters – La Jolla Shores or Rancho Santa Fe Station

Fire fighters will cook you dinner for six friends at the fire house.  Learn how to slide down the fire fighter pole and check out their fire truck too!  This is great for kids, family or a group of ladies (what a fun bachelorette party idea!).

Jaline Pol – Original Oil on Canvas

Jaline Pol has been called one of the finest contemporary French impressionists of our time. She was born in Northern France in 1946 and studied at the School of Fine Arts in Paris. Jaline has been influenced by many of the places where she visited or lived, including France, Cameroon, New Caledonia, the Middle East and Bora Bora.  Her artistic mastery has been confirmed in her career of over 30 years.  Her origin, like that of Matisse, is in the flatlands of North France but her home is in the heart of the lush countryside of France's South West.

 Jaline Pol works exclusively with a palette knife which renders a three dimensional relief, giving the illusion of sculpted paint. She is an expert at palette knife technique, masterfully applying thick layers of paint on the smallest to the largest of surfaces.  One is attracted to the tactile nature of her works and this often provokes a desire to 'pick the flowers.’

Lenore Simon – “Jammin’ at the J.C.C.”

Lenore Simon is a prolific local printmaker and mixed-media artist who has been featured in countless solo, juried, and invitational exhibitions throughout the country and abroad.  The artist’s earlier visual explorations include everything from scratchboard in the 1940s and monoprints in the 1970s, to more recent assemblage and painted three-dimensional forms.

She has won several grants funded by the California Arts Council and over two-dozen prizes for excellence in Printmaking, including a Bronze Medal commemorating New Jersey’s Tercentenary. The National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. recently acquired one of her works.  Lenore is represented internationally in approximately 300 private and corporate collections.