Midas Chain’s 2016-17 Jewelry Catalog
(Press Release)
BERGENFIELD, NJ – Jewelry manufacturer Midas Chain has released its new 2016-2017 catalog, totaling more than 400 pages.
Midas has offered collections in gold and sterling silver to jewelers nationwide for more than 30 years, and now it has added hundreds of styles to existing product lines.
“This year’s new catalog has more unique styles than ever before along with a vast amount of diverse designer looks. These are the items that stores nationwide will absolutely adore because of high-end styling,” says May Samuel, VP of merchandising for Midas Chain. “Our core business has always been as a manufacturer of gold and silver chain, but the brand collections have become extremely popular and in demand.”
Some of the new collections include East2West, Hawley Street, So You, Staple, Draw The Line and 4YR Spirit. Orders can ship the day they are placed, and all merchandise goes through a rigorous quality inspection before leaving the facility.
Midas Chain is a fine jewelry manufacturer with international facilities and corporate offices in New Jersey. Midas has a core business of gold and sterling silver jewelry, and has been a prime source for providing wholesale 10k, 14k and 18k jewelry to customers for more than 30 years.
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For a free catalog, contact the sales department at 877-643-2765 or email sales@midaschain.com. For more information, visit midaschain.com.
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