The exclusive jewelry collection "Santa Claus," which was developed by jeweler Roberto Bravo and the Santa Claus Peace Council, has been unveiled in the southern province of Antalya. The models presented 11 pieces of silver and gold jewelry that came into being after two years of work at the special event in Rixos Downtown Hotel.

Mustafa Kamar, the board chairman of Roberto Bravo, said that they give great importance to technology and design and that they sell 80,000 piece of jewelry annually in 35 different countries. Highlighting the fact that they have various extraordinary collections, Kamar said they used gold, silver and diamonds in the "Santa Claus" collection, which is dedicated to St. Nicholas of Demre, also known as Father Christmas, Santa Clause, Saint Nick and Chris Cringle.

Explaining that they want to introduce St. Nicholas's homeland, which is in the modern day district of Demre in Antalya, Kamar said: "Our aim is to carry on the spirit of St. Nicholas." He said that the collection will also be introduced in different countries around the world. "The collection features 11 pieces. We worked on the collection for over two years. We made a $250,000 investment for this work, however this investment is only the beginning. We believe that our collection, which symbolizes Santa Claus and his connection to Turkey, will contribute to the tourism and economy of Turkey," Kamar said. The president of the Santa Claus Peace Council, Muammer Karabulut, said that Antalya, where St. Nicholas was born, has been branded with peace.Following speeches, Kamar and Karabulut signed a cooperation protocol. They announced that they will carry out a joint promotion campaign for the jewelry collection around the world. Santa Claus Peace Council Australian representative, Bernadette Dimitrov, and Europe representative, Imre Farkas, walked into the press conference in Santa Claus costumes and saluted the members of the press.