Martha Stewart shops for jewelry in San Juan mall

 

MANILA, Philippines — Lifestyle guru Martha Stewart took a side trip to a famous shopping center in San Juan city to score some of its world-famous yet affordable jewelry. 

 

Stewart visited Greenhills Shopping Center Thursday and was accompanied by Tourism Secretary Bernadette Romulo-Puyat and San Juan City Mayor Francis Zamora. 

 

Lifestyle guru Martha Stewart shopping for jewelry at the Greenhills Shopping Center. PHOTO by RYAN LEAGOGO / INQUIRER.net
Lifestyle guru Martha Stewart shopping for jewelry at the Greenhills Shopping Center. PHOTO by RYAN LEAGOGO / INQUIRER.net

The television personality was seen roaming around the “tiangge” (colloquial term for marketplace or bazaar) stalls looking for jewelry that would suit her taste. 

 

According to the store owner where Stewart stopped to shop, the lifestyle maven purchased two pairs of 18-karat earrings and a 14-karat multicolored necklace, which both came from Australia. 

 

PHOTO by RYAN LEAGOGO / INQUIRER.net

 

“I am proud that San Juan City is included in her itinerary. I hope that her shopping journey in Greenhills completes her ‘bucket list’ and will be one of her unforgettable experiences in the country,” Zamora said of Stewart’s visit.

 

Zamora likewise expressed thanks to Puyat for extending a hand in promoting San Juan city as one of the top spots in the country.

 

“I am likewise thankful to DOT Secretary Bernadette Romulo-Puyat for helping us promote the city as one of the spots for tourism and culture in the Philippines,” Zamora said. 

 

PHOTO by RYAN LEAGOGO / INQUIRER.net

 

Stewart flew to the Philippines to speak at the ANC Leadership Series held at the Sofitel Philippine Plaza Hotel last Tuesday, Aug. 20. 

 

Apart from visiting Greenhills, Stewart also toured some of Manila’s famous landmarks like Intramuros, the Manila Cathedral, Fort Santiago and San Agustin Church with the tourism secretary and Manila Mayor Francisco “Isko” Moreno. /je

PHOTO by RYAN LEAGOGO / INQUIRER.net
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