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Showing posts with label affordable engagement rings TN. Show all posts

Tuesday, 22 December 2015

Making Christmas Special With Diamond Rings


The holiday shopping period is the leading time of year for jewelry stores. In many cases, the last six weeks of the year can account for up to 20 percent or more of their annual sales. To make sure those trends continue, jewelry stores have learned to rely on more than just running an annual Christmas special. Each year, they determine a new aspect of their jewelry collection to pay special attention to. This can include introducing new designers to running additional sales or offering additional services such as scheduled cleanings and appraisals. The customers that are looking for a great holiday gift deal, are diamond rings and diamond bands. People gravitate towards diamond earrings or pearl necklaces – and because of that, they only think of giving fine jewelry as a gift every so often. That is why we use our Christmas special to help introduce people to other gift suggestions they may not have been thinking about.”


King Fine Jewelry team pay close attention to the emerging trends, both locally and internationally, to see what is expected to be the popular items for the next year. Then they make sure to bring in an extensive selection that is also exclusive to the area. Finally, even before the holiday shopping season begins, they reach out directly to their past customers to let them know what the Christmas special is going to be. This year it is diamond rings for women and diamond bands for men. The response is overwhelming and appreciated. They get many customers who thank them for taking the time to do this, because it helps them make a decision on their gifts, which saves them time and stress, which might be the greatest gift anyone can get during the holiday season!”

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King Fine Jewelry
4568 Poplar Ave
Memphis , TN 38117

Telephone: (901) 767-5464
Fax: (901) 763-4568
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Manager: Steve Ballin
Store Hours:
Monday-Saturday
10:00am - 5:30pm

Wednesday, 21 August 2013

Engagement Rings and Break-Ups

Break ups are never fun, but they can be even worse when they come in the middle of wedding plans.  Deposits may have been put down, dresses ordered, and guests invited.  It’s heartbreaking and awkward to have to cancel what was a dream wedding, but better than having to deal with divorce a few years down the road. One emotional and bittersweet symbol of love gone wrong is the engagement ring. What to do with it, and who gets it?  Here’s some questions to consider when trying to decide who gets the ring. Who paid for it? Is it a family heirloom? Why are you not getting married?

I think the first thing to consider is karma or the golden rule. Years from now, if you’re telling this story to your children (or other younger relatives) you will want to be proud of your behavior.  If the wedding is canceled due to your decision, you must give it back. There’s always a lot to be said for taking the high road. It’s painful now, but if he cheated on you or broke it off, he did you a favor by revealing his true nature before getting married. He left you the opportunity to have a happier marriage to a better guy.
The ring is a symbol of this betrayal now, not your happiness together. I would suggest giving it back, especially if he’s still making payments on it. If it’s his family ring, you must give it back. Why should his family suffer for his bad behavior? Besides, do you really want something to remind you of the cheater?
The only time I would keep the ring would be to make up for financial costs that have come about due to your relationship. Did you give up an apartment or job to move to where he lives? Did you support him or put him through school?  Will you need first and last months’ rent? Did you or your family pay for the deposits on the venue or your dress that are non-refundable? Selling the ring can help off set some of these costs.  Consult with a professional jeweler for option on how to sell your ring.  It’s easier and safer than a private sale, and you will get top dollar for it.