Royal Chain’s New Catalog Is Out
It is 550-plus pages and showcases the company’s new collections in gold, sterling silver and Phillip Gavriel.
The 2021-2022 catalog has more than 550 pages featuring brand new collections in gold, sterling silver and the company’s branded line, Phillip Gavriel.
Royal Chain previewed its new catalog to retailers at JCK Las Vegas in late August. Now that it has shipped, retailers who did not attend the shows can see what’s new and place orders, with most items available for immediate delivery.
The company said the catalog has a “new colorful look,” intended to stand out in the ever-evolving jewelry market and mark brighter days ahead for the industry, and the world in general.
Royal Chain Vice President Phillip Gabriel said: “Our industry may be small and not closely paid attention to by the outside world, but not only it is surviving, it is thriving at a pace not seen in years.
“We continue with our mission to support the thousands of retailers across the country who rely on us. If we have learned anything over the last two years, it is that jewelry provides a little glimmer of hope even during some of the most pressing times.”
Royal Chain’s 2021-2022 catalog can be viewed online.
To request a physical copy, email marketing@royalchain.com.
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