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J. Frank Golden introduces the JFG Stone Gallery

J. Frank Golden and Associates, a colored gemstone dealer for 53 years, has announced the new JFG Stone Gallery feature on their website.

The JFG Stone Gallery is an online sales tool for jewelers used to search and view in stock gemstones. It can be utilized with customers while at the counter and with customers who are not able to physically visit the store. Gemstones are listed individually with a photo and specs without visible pricing. The jeweler has the option of forwarding a photo with specs to their customer or sending their customer directly to the website.

“We are known for our vast inventory and super fast service. The JFG Stone Gallery on our website offers a convenient and easy way for jewelers to find gemstones – even with the customer present. With pricing hidden, the retailer can also allow their customer to peruse the gallery at their leisure – a unique benefit when customers are not physically in the store,” said Dena Tanner, President of J. Frank Golden. “The Gallery showcases our fine, gem quality goods, and we also offer smaller calibrated stones as well as hard to find unusual gemstones. Our gallery already has thousands of stones and we are adding inventory almost daily. If a jeweler wishes to see stones on memo, they can message us directly though the website and we will process their request immediately.”

“Frank Golden’s stone gallery has taken the guesswork out of ordering color,” says Tiffany Bailey, Avalon Park Jewelers. “You do not order from a stock photo – you select from high-resolution images of the actual stone you will receive. This is paramount when trying to color match. Great job JFG, you knocked this one out of the park”

The J. Frank Golden line will be on display at the upcoming Atlanta Jewelry Show, March 5-6. For more information and to check out the new JFG Stone Gallery, visit jfrankgolden.com, call 800-241-2165, or email sales@jfrankgolden.com.

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