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Design the Engagement Ring of Your Dreams in King Jewelers Bridal Jewelry Playground

The Bridal Playground lets customers choose their diamonds, customize their engagement ring and design wedding bands in a unique and relaxing setting.

2013-04-30
NASHVILLE, TN, April 30, 2013 (Press-News.org) King Jewelers introduces the Bridal Playground, a unique bridal experience built around couples in love, at the elegant diamond bridal salons located in Nashville, Tennessee and Aventura, Florida. At the Bridal Playground, you can browse a bit, try on our model display engagement rings and wedding bands, get in-the-know about diamonds and precious metals, enjoy refreshments, and linger as long as you like. You can even design your own ring with friends, family, or your significant other. King Jewelers offers handmade custom designs as well as the most cutting edge 3D-design programs available. When you're ready, let us get to know you. The diamond specialists and master jewelers at King Jewelers are here to listen and understand what you're really looking for in an engagement ring.

"Shopping for an engagement ring can be a scary and intimidating experience. We want to make the engagement process exciting, a personal experience that is to be remembered for a lifetime. We look to create relationships with our clients, starting with the selection of their engagement ring and wedding bands. While my family has designed and manufactured diamond bridal creations made my hand for the last 100 years, we have always involved the client with the design and customization of their special ring. The Bridal Playground allows our clients to get even more engaged in the process as they can really put their own personal touch and finish to any piece," says David King, President of King Jewelers.

The Bridal Playground Lets Couples be Creative, Get Inspired

King Jewelers features the CounterSketch Design Studio which is a complete CAD/CAM design program where clients can actually assist in the design and creation of their engagement ring, wedding band, or special piece of custom bridal jewelry.

Discover an Unparalleled Bridal Jewelry Selection

King Jewelers represents the finest designer engagements rings with endless possibilities from our vast collection; leading bridal designers include A.Link, Benchmark, Forevermark, Kwiat, Mikimoto, Norman Silverman, Penny Previelle, Ritani, Scott Kay bridal, as well as, signature KING designs. Browse King Jewelers complete collection of diamond engagement rings here: http://www.kings1912.com/engagement-rings-112508.cfm.

If you are looking for a truly unique and memorable bridal jewelry experience than the Bridal Playground is the place for you. When it comes to choosing an engagement ring and selecting your wedding jewelry King Jewelers brand selection, quality and customer service is unmatched. Begin your journey by visiting the Bridal Playground online at http://www.kings1912.com/bridal-playground-122495.cfm or visiting one of our boutiques today.

Luxury Bridal Designers in Nashville and Miami

Established in 1912, King Jewelers is fifth generation family owned and operated business that has been designing and manufacturing diamond bridal jewelry for more than a hundred years. With jewelry stores in Nashville, TN and Aventura, FL, King Jewelers has won numerous awards as the Southeast's top jewelry store and leading diamond bridal store among independent jewelry stores. King Jewelers is a member of the Jewelers of America, American Watch Guild, and the American Society of Appraisers. King Jewelers has GIA Certified Gemologists and offers expert jewelry repairs as well as watch repairs. King Jewelers is the luxury destination for loose diamonds, engagement rings, wedding rings, anniversary bands, fine bridal jewelry and Swiss watches in Middle Tennessee and South Florida. For more information, visit http://www.Kings1912.com or call (615) 724-5464.


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[Press-News.org] Design the Engagement Ring of Your Dreams in King Jewelers Bridal Jewelry Playground
The Bridal Playground lets customers choose their diamonds, customize their engagement ring and design wedding bands in a unique and relaxing setting.