Medals for Gay Games available to public
Medals for Gay Games available to public
Copyright by Gay Chicago Magazine
CHICAGO - The organizers of the 2006 Gay Games unveiled the gold, silver and bronze medals in a special ceremony in front of more than 1,000 people during the “Night of 100 Champions” gala held at Soldier Field. Modeled by representatives of the Chicago Spirit Brigade, the medals were created by nationally acclaimed jewelry designer Lester Lampert Corporate, the official medallion creator and jeweler of the 2006 Gay Games.
In conjunction with the unveiling of the medals, Lester Lampert Corporate launched its exclusive line of official fine jewelry to commemorate the 2006 Gay Games. “With designs in silver and gold, many embellished with diamonds, these exclusive keepsakes will remind people of how the 2006 Gay Games were the experience of a lifetime,” said Greg McNitt, Gay Games board member and chair of the Ceremonies Committee.
The Lampert commemorative fine jewelry line is now available online. Visit http://store.gaygameschicago.org to purchase these designs and other commemorative Gay Games merchandise.
Gold, silver and bronze medals are awarded to Gay Games participants who perform best in their sports.
Lampert has created a custom display case to hold the Gay Games competition and participant medals.Those who preorder the display case online can pick it up at participant accreditation starting July 14.
Copyright by Gay Chicago Magazine
CHICAGO - The organizers of the 2006 Gay Games unveiled the gold, silver and bronze medals in a special ceremony in front of more than 1,000 people during the “Night of 100 Champions” gala held at Soldier Field. Modeled by representatives of the Chicago Spirit Brigade, the medals were created by nationally acclaimed jewelry designer Lester Lampert Corporate, the official medallion creator and jeweler of the 2006 Gay Games.
In conjunction with the unveiling of the medals, Lester Lampert Corporate launched its exclusive line of official fine jewelry to commemorate the 2006 Gay Games. “With designs in silver and gold, many embellished with diamonds, these exclusive keepsakes will remind people of how the 2006 Gay Games were the experience of a lifetime,” said Greg McNitt, Gay Games board member and chair of the Ceremonies Committee.
The Lampert commemorative fine jewelry line is now available online. Visit http://store.gaygameschicago.org to purchase these designs and other commemorative Gay Games merchandise.
Gold, silver and bronze medals are awarded to Gay Games participants who perform best in their sports.
Lampert has created a custom display case to hold the Gay Games competition and participant medals.Those who preorder the display case online can pick it up at participant accreditation starting July 14.
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