March Madness calling all Bridal Jewellers: Stuller, Inc. is now Accepting Bridal Designs

We are around that time of the year again and here is your chance to show off your creative and innovative touch to some of the well-known professionals in the bridal industry. Prime manufacturer, Stuller, is now accepting designs for its seventh annual March Bridal Madness competition—a bridal jewelry design contest hosted on Stuller’s Facebook page.

“We are excited to bring back this competition once again this year,” says Kristyn Shay, social media manager. “It really gives the jewellers a chance to show off their beautiful bridal designs to their customers, as well as their peers.” She continues, “Every year this competition has grown bigger and bigger. Last year we had 100 entries and the designs were all remarkable. We cannot wait to see what we will get this year.”

How to enter?

You can enter any engagement ring or wedding band that you have created either for a customer or for their showcase. Your entry will be put on Stuller’s Facebook page, which is where the first round of voting begins.

How does it work?

The top three designs with the most likes/reactions will then move on to the final round of judging, which is done by a panel of experts here at Stuller. The grand prize winner will receive a $1,000 Stuller account credit.

Important dates for the competition:

• From March 1^st to March 15^th, email stuller@stuller.com a picture of your best engagement ring or wedding band design.
• Fan voting on Facebook will take place from March 18^th to March 31^st
• Top three fan favourites will be announced on April 1^st

The overall winner will be announced on April 12^th

Author: Canadian Jeweller Magazine Staff

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