Ben Bridge Jeweler, one of the biggest independently
owned jewelry chains in the country, is now marketing to the LGBT
community by stocking a jewelry collection whose very reason for being is
to celebrate same-sex marriages.
The Seattle-based chain, which operates 70 stores primarily in the
western United States, has added Rony Tennenbaum Jewelry to
its bridal cases in its Tacoma and Spokane locations. Rony Tennenbaum has been
revolutionizing the bridal jewelry industry with 25 years of experience
creating engagement, wedding, and anniversary rings for same-sex couples. But the pickup by
Ben Bridge marks the company's first-ever chain retailer account.
Rony introduced his own collection after
recognizing the need for LGBT wedding jewelry that went beyond the stereotypical
rainbows and triangles. According to the designer Engagement and
wedding rings should proclaim love, not sexual orientation.
Rony Tennenbaum’s unique pieces are built with
fashion in mind and driven by classic, timeless features. By using
EcoGold in most of his creations, he guarantees that no toxins or waste
materials are dumped into the environment. In addition, his strong beliefs in
bringing well-needed jobs back to the US encouraged Rony to make sure most of
his jewelry is locally made.
The partnership between Ben Bridge and Rony
Tennenbaum Jewelry is not only a perfect match but also timely. The same
sex wedding market is burgeoning nationally creating a boom in the LGBT bridal
industry in key cities.
Ben Bridge travels the world in search of unique
designs and the highest quality diamonds, colored gemstones, and fine
timepieces and is excited to continue its tradition of offering fine jewelry
with the addition of Tennenbaum’s collection.
About
Ben Bridge Jeweler
Ben Bridge Jeweler was founded in Seattle, Washington in 1912 on a
simple promise: to offer the finest jewelry, best selection, and friendly,
knowledgeable service. Family-run for five generations, Ben Bridge operates
more than 70 retail stores in 11 states including Alaska, Arizona, California,
Colorado, Hawaii, Minnesota, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Texas, and
Washington. In 2012, the American Gem Society awarded the Bridge family
with a Lifetime Achievement Award in honor of their significant contributions
to the jewelry industry. For more information about Ben Bridge
Jeweler visit www.benbridge.com.
3 comments:
I saw an add for the company in Sea-Tac with a pair of rings and the text "His & Hers, His & His, Hers & Hers" and was blown away. If anyone needs rings, I'd send them to Ben Bridge/Tennenbaum in a heartbeat!
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