Craig Miller, Managing Director of GRAFF, hosted a holiday cocktail reception at the Palm Beach salon (221 Worth Avenue) on Wednesday, December 13, to honor Phyllis Krock, Chairman of the 16th annual Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Discovery Ball. Ellen and Robert Jaffe, Honorary Chairmen, and several committee members were also honored. The Discovery Ball will be held on Saturday, February 17, at The Breakers in Palm Beach.

GRAFF, serves as Grand Corporate Benefactor of the Discovery Ball. A highlight of the evening was the unveiling of the grand auction prize for the Discovery Ball, which is a stunning pair of round and emerald-cut white diamond line earrings with rare pink pearl drops totaling 5.33 carats and set in platinum and 18K white gold. These select GRAFF earrings are valued at $50,000.

Recognized by the National Cancer Institute as a leader in cancer research and care, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute is renowned for using its discoveries to improve cancer treatment for children and adults around the world. Compassionate care and cutting-edge research are the Institute’s hallmarks, with clinical experience informing laboratory discoveries in a unique partnership. Together, scientists and physicians are unraveling cancer’s mysteries – from the genetics that trigger the beginning of the disease to the novel therapies that will spell its end.

GRAFF, the internationally renowned British Jeweler is famous for “The Most Fabulous Jewels in the World.” The House of GRAFF is known for its unparalleled selection of colored diamonds, particularly yellow or canary. GRAFF is the largest diamond sight holder and the only diamond and gem house that is completely vertically integrated. GRAFF controls the process from the mine through the finished jewelry and produces polished diamonds from the rough sourced from mines around the world. At GRAFF, each jewel is unique, from the perfectly cut diamond to the magnificent hand finished piece.

The House of GRAFF is synonymous with the most fabulous jewels in the world. The GRAFF name symbolizes rarity, beauty, excellence and above all the best quality and craftsmanship and diamonds. GRAFF produces polished diamonds from the rough sourced from mines around the world. Each GRAFF is indeed unique and one-of-a-kind.

Among those on hand joining Mr. Miller and GRAFF in honoring the chairmen and celebrating the holidays were Nancy and Don Carter, Gudrun and Robert Cuillo, Carolyn and David Brodsky, Bonnie and Donald Dwares, Michele and Howard Kessler, Frayda and George Lindemann, Lee and Oscar Miller, and Norma and Bill Tiefel. The evening was held in association with Palm Beach Cottages & Gardens Magazine.

For more information concerning the Discovery Ball and the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, please contact Karen M, Martins, regional director at (561) 833-2080.