The Latest Craze in Wedding Rings: Gunmetal Men and Women Bands
Oct 3, 2019
P. Manoukian, a Los Angeles-based jeweler, introduces sleek and stylish, yet highly affordable designs for both men and women.
Ontario, United States - October 2, 2019 /PressCable/ —
Penyamin Manoukian began his journey at a young age by learning the craft of jewelry-making from his father, a master jeweler. He dedicated long hours in crafting jewelry, striving for perfection through innovation. In early 1996, his first collection of personalized charms and pendants was sold widely by US distributors. Coming from humble roots, he opened his first business in 1999, working hard to achieve his dream. His love for family drove his imagination and with his commitment to artistry in 2013, the Midnight Rose and Chroma Color Collection was released, effectively changing the jewelry industry. Both collections remain a staple in the wedding band and luxury fashion piece industry today.
According to recent surveys, the average cost of a wedding ring is approximately $6,000. But thanks to a highly-durable alloy of copper, tin and zinc, exquisite wedding rings are currently selling for far less than the national average.
Also known as red brass, gunmetal, which is a type of bronze, is one of the most recent trends in jewelry design. One of the innovators of this new school of design is P. Manoukian, who specializes in crafting unisex gunmetal wedding bands, priced from $97.
Though Manoukian’s wedding rings cost a fraction of what most people spend on engagement and wedding rings, the alloy is scratch-resistant and will endure for ages.
Manoukian also creates sophisticated, fashion-forward rose gold wedding rings. The base substance of Manoukian’s rings is tungsten, one of the planet’s toughest metals.
In addition to his gunmetal and rose gold collection, Manoukian also offers a collection with vibrant colors called the Chroma Color Collection. Featuring a brushed or high- polish exterior, the Chroma includes a conversation-starting palette of crimson, copper, emerald and deep purple.
Manoukian’s mission with these men and women wedding rings is to create a memorable and multi-generational heirloom piece that virtually everybody can afford.
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Name: Penyamin Manoukian
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Address: 1704 S Grove Ave, Ontario, California 91761, United States
Phone: +1-877-352-1029
Website: https://www.pmanoukian.com
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