Studio 722 Jewelry Announces Phase-Out of Plated Jewelry - Will Be Entirely Sterling Silver Designs

Aug. 13, 2010 - PRLog -- Handmade artisan jewelry company, Studio 722 Jewelry, announces its switch to all sterling silver components and will therefore be phasing out its use of silver-plated materials.

Previously, Studio 722 Jewelry employed a mix of sterling silver, silver-plated and copper materials in the shop’s inventory. In order to reduce the silver-plated jewelry inventory, Studio 722 Jewelry is holding a Buy One, Get One (BOGO) sale throughout the month of August in their shop (http://www.etsy.com/shop/Studio722). Customers who order one piece of silver-plated jewelry at full price and are then able to receive a second, more expensive piece, of plated jewelry at half off.

“I’m pleased to announce the move to all sterling silver components for jewelry created by Studio 722 Jewelry,” stated owner Lori Pleasant. “The selection of .925 sterling silver components will further enhance the uniqueness of the design for each piece of jewelry, as well as enrich the longevity of the jewelry investment. My hope is that Studio 722 Jewelry designs will become heirlooms to future generations of jewelry lovers.”

Ms. Pleasant ensures that all orders placed using the BOGO code during checkout will receive their refunded difference via PayPal prior to the order being shipped.

About Studio 722 Jewelry

Studio 722 Jewelry, located in Bel Air, Maryland, is owned and operated by a stay-at-home mother who is a self-proclaimed jewelry addict. Each piece of jewelry is designed and handcrafted by Ms. Lori Pleasant using self-taught beading, wire wrapping and chainmaille techniques using sterling silver, semi-precious gemstones and pearl components. The shop is located online at http://www.etsy.com/shop/Studio722.

Additional information about Studio 722 Jewelry can be obtained by visiting http://www.studio722jewelry.com.

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Studio 722 Jewelry, located in Bel Air, Maryland, features handcrafted jewelry using beading, wire wrapping and chainmaille techniques. Each piece is created using sterling silver, semi-precious gemstones and pearl components.