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DENVER - Nov. 1, 2024 - PRLog -- John Atencio, the renowned Colorado-based jewelry designer, announces the Legacy of Love Bridal & Diamond Event, a month-long celebration of love and commitment. From November 1-30, couples are invited to create their dream engagement ring, find their unforgettable certified diamond, and enjoy exclusive savings on all engagement rings and diamonds—an invitation to mark their love with a truly exceptional John Atencio symbol.As part of this event, customers who purchase both an engagement ring and diamond will receive a pair of fine John Atencio lab-grown diamond stud earrings, ranging from 1/2 carat to 2 carats, tailored to their purchase. This refined diamond addition commemorates a significant milestone. With additional savings on matching wedding bands, this event offers couples the chance to complete a their wedding set."We're thrilled to host our Legacy of Love event, where couples can design or find one of our John Atencio engagement rings that resonates with their love story," said John Atencio, owner and designer. "We're committed to making this experience memorable, with unique designs, impeccable craftsmanship, and thoughtful incentives."The Legacy of Love event will showcase a range of John Atencio's engagement rings, from classic solitaires to modern and vintage-inspired styles. Known for his 49-year legacy of quality and distinctive artistry, John Atencio's collections are crafted for those who value unparalleled design and fine craftsmanship.Interest-free financing options are available through Affirm and Wells Fargo. John Atencio's knowledgeable consultants are ready to guide clients in discovering and designing a ring that reflect their unique story. With a commitment to excellence, John Atencio uses only recycled gold and responsibly sourced lab and natural diamonds.ABOUT JOHN ATENCIOJohn Atencio is an award-winning jewelry designer and Colorado native. Celebrating 49 years in business, John's collections are bold, inspired, and crafted to stand the test of time. Each design begins as a hand sketch and is brought to life by expert artisans. With six boutiques across Colorado—including Cherry Creek, Park Meadows, Fort Collins, Flatirons, Boulder, and Larimer Square in Denver—as well as a growing online presence, John Atencio remains a leader in the fine jewelry industry, known for quality, creativity, and an enduring dedication to excellence.Photos: (Click photo to enlarge) Source: John AtencioRead Full Story - John Atencio Hosts Legacy Of Love Bridal & Diamond Event This November | More news from this sourcePress release distribution by PRLog
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