Zadok Jewelers Toasts To 50 Years With Diamond Bracelet Giveaway
To enter the giveaway, locals can purchase a featured beverage from one of eight participating restaurants in Houston and Austin, Texas.

Eight restaurant locations will serve specialty beverages the jeweler said are “worthy of a golden anniversary.”
Five of the participating restaurant locations are in Houston, where the retailer's flagship is located.
Bari will offer a lavender-forward cocktail and a lavender-coconut lemonade, while Doris Metropolitan will feature a classic espresso martini and a nonalcoholic coffee-inspired creation.
Relish Restaurant & Bar's locations in the River Oaks and Memorial neighborhoods are both participating with a tequila-based ranch water with charred lime and pomegranate as well as a pomegranate, mint, and citrus mocktail.
At Rumi's Kitchen, a mezcal cocktail with bright citrus and lime-labneh espuma will be offered with a zero-proof combination of strawberry, mulberry, and citrus.
The other three restaurants are in Austin, Texas, where the jeweler opened its second location last year.
At VanHorn’s, guests can enjoy an “El Pepino,” featuring Tequileño Blanco tequila, cucumber, and Tajín.
Bill’s Oyster will offer the “Agriatini,” made with Tequileño Blanco tequila, sour orange, and olive, while Aris will feature its “Red Bell Pepper Ranch Water,” offering a choice of blanco or cristalino tequila, fresh bell pepper juice, lime, agave, and soda.
From Nov. 6-30, guests who order a featured beverage from a participating restaurant will receive a custom drink stirrer with a QR code to enter the giveaway for a diamond tennis bracelet valued at $13,000.
The white gold tennis bracelet features 50 diamonds, one for each year the jeweler has been in business, and weighs five carats.
“The bracelet is a fitting tribute to 50 years of craftsmanship, style, and celebration,” the jeweler said.
Guests can also enter the giveaway in person at a Zadok Jewelers store.
Sixth-generation jeweler Dror Zadok and his wife, Helene, founded Zadok Jewelers in 1976. They were inducted into the National Jeweler Retailer Hall of Fame in 2018.
Their sons, Jonathan, Segev, and Gilad, comprise the seventh generation.
“Celebrating 50 years is incredibly meaningful to our family,” said Jonathan Zadok.
“For five decades, Houston has been our home, and its community has grown alongside us and supported us every step of the way. We wanted this celebration to feel personal, joyful, and true to Zadok, bringing together people and places we love, including our new Austin community, and creating a special way to say thank you to everyone who has been part of our story.”
The retailer will also host a two-day anniversary celebration at its Austin, Texas, location from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Nov. 13-14.
The event will include exclusive trunk shows, champagne all day, and a live concert by Django Walker on Friday evening.
For more information or to RSVP to the celebration, visit Zadok Jewelers’ website.
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