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Royal Chain Gold Signet Rings

Royal Chain Group

Gold and other metal jewellery
Karat gold jewellery - Other rings

Royal Chain recently launched its new Influencer Collection, including these on-trend 14-karat gold signet rings available in oval polished, square polished, or oval satin finish. With MSRPs starting at $315, inventory is currently available for ordering. 

Royal Chain will be launching its new Special Edition Gold Collection this summer, which will include even more signet rings and tons of amazing new gold stylings.

See Royal Chain at JCK Las Vegas at Booth 7109
Style # (left to right): R7194-07, R7198-08, R7068-07

About Royal Chain:
Founded in 1978, Royal Chain is the industry’s premium supplier of gold jewellery, with more than 40 years of excellence and the continued success of being a third-generation family-owned and -operated conglomerate. 

The company’s portfolio includes karat gold, silver, chain, finished and alternative metal jewellery, and nationally recognized brand Phillip Gavriel®. Royal Chain is, and always has been, located in the heart of New York City’s Diamond District, and is a member of the Responsible Jewellery Council (RJC).

For more information about the Royal Chain Group, contact Stephanie Madero via e-mail at Stephanie@royalchain.com, or by phone at 212-382-3340 (ext.119).



Additional Information

RC Gold Collection
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Contact Information

Phone: 800-622-0960


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