NASHVILLE, TN, November 08, 2012 (Press-News.org) As King Jewelers celebrates their 100th anniversary, the King family is proud to introduce their new corporate gift programs for the Middle Tennessee and South Florida markets. King Jewelers is proud to help you with a program of corporate giving that is sure to impress. King Jewelers offers luxury corporate gifts and accessories from top brands that accommodate different budgets and styles. The corporate gift programs focus on quality, value, and first-class service.
From customer appreciation to employee recognition, King Jewelers offers elegant business gifts from luxury brands that accommodate different budgets and styles. Our corporate gift program focuses on quality, value, and first-class service. We also provide complimentary gift wrapping and engraving options. King Jewelers offers jewelry, watches, luxury gifts and accessories from luxury brands such as Chopard, Dunhill, Mikimoto, Mont Blanc, Roberto Coin, Scott Kay, Stephen Webster, Breitling, Swiss Army, and TAG Heuer, just to name a few.
According to David King, President of King Jewelers, "King Jewelers is honored to present our new business gifting program to the executives and companies based in the Nashville and South Florida communities. With the holidays around the corner, it's time to start thinking about business gift giving needs. As the fifth generation of a family business, we have developed special relationships with our clients and some organizations who find value in luxury gifts that say 'thank you' to the people who contribute to their lives. Everyone has a gifting need and we're here to accommodate any size order and offer special pricing tiers. Gift giving is an act of gratitude that honors achievements to be remembered for a lifetime. The reality is that 20 percent of clients and/or associates generate 80 percent of business, so we believe that a personalized luxury gift carries special importance and creates everlasting value."
About King Jewelers
King Jewelers is a fifth-generation family owned and operated business with retail jewelry stores in Miami and Nashville. Established in 1912, King Jewelers has proudly styled jewelry, diamond engagement rings and timepiece aficionados from around the world. A pioneer among independent couture jewelers, King Jewelers has built an outstanding reputation steeped in quality, value and first-class customer service. King Jewelers features exclusive jewelry designers and is an authorized dealer for over forty luxury Swiss watch brands. King Jewelers also manufactures their own bridal creations to ensure the finest quality and the best prices. With store locations in Aventura, FL and Nashville, TN, King Jewelers has won numerous awards as the Southeast's top jewelry store and diamond wholesaler, and was just named one of the top twenty jewelers to follow on Pinterest by JCK Magazine. For additional information, please visit our salon in Green Hills, Tennessee or Aventura, Florida. Potential clients looking to give luxury business gifts this holiday season can discuss their gift giving needs and inquire about our special pricing tiers by contacting King's concierge at (888) 436-7574 or send an email to sales@kings1912.com.
Website: http://www.kings1912.com
King Jewelers Launches New Luxury Corporate Gifting Program for 2012 Holiday Season
King Jewelers is proud to introduce their corporate gift programs for the Nashville and Miami markets. The corporate gift program is a service that assists corporate clients in finding and selecting luxury gifts and accessories from top brands.
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[Press-News.org] King Jewelers Launches New Luxury Corporate Gifting Program for 2012 Holiday SeasonKing Jewelers is proud to introduce their corporate gift programs for the Nashville and Miami markets. The corporate gift program is a service that assists corporate clients in finding and selecting luxury gifts and accessories from top brands.