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Stuller Releases All-Inclusive Bridal Catalog
Stuller has released its Bridal 2016-2017 catalog, its most comprehensive catalog to date showing the company’s entire product offering.

Lafayette, La.--Stuller has released the Bridal 2016-2017 catalog, its most comprehensive bridal catalog to date.
The company said this is its first bridal catalog in several years, and its first all-inclusive bridal catalog. The resource showcases the company’s entire product offering, from engagement rings to wedding bands, with all options and details.
The catalog consists of more than 750 pages, and features a variety of new, bestselling and customizable styles; a keyword index, organized alphabetically; larger product images showing more detail; and suggested retail pricing for mountings and semi-mounts. Customizable styles are highlighted at the beginning of each section.
More information, as well as a digital copy of the catalog and behind-the-scenes videos, can be found on Stuller’s website.
“There has been a significant increase in the demand for customizable bridal options,” said Taylor Burgess, Stuller’s director of bridal. “Our expanded selection of flexible 3C styles, showcased throughout this catalog, allows each jeweler to create their customer’s perfect ring.”
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