Guyot Brothers Company, Inc. is pleased to announce the addition of a new catalog page to their jewelry findings and decorative stampings website.
Attleboro, MA (PRWEB) May 7, 2006 -- The Filigree section of the jewelry findings manufacturers website has expanded to 36 pages; the latest page contains 19 items, most being cataloged on line for the first time. Guyot Brothers' efforts to continually expand and improve their product line as well as their website is in response to the needs of the costume jewelry manufacturers, jewelry artiisans and designers of all types of decorative items, be they Fabrege eggs, stained glass, dollhouse lighting, or Renaissance costumes. Handbag designers, belt and accessory manufacturers, makers of hair accessories and a host of other products, limited only by the imagination, are finding the Guyot website increasing valuable and often bookmark their site for quick, easy, and dependable reference.
"The constantly changing world of consumer and fashion products requires a continual flow of new ideas for design and enhancement purposes," noted Stephen Guyot, President of the 102 year old decorative brass stampings manufacturer. "Jewelry is an important part of self-expression, requiring an ever expanding variety of designs and components. By continuing to add decorative findings images to our website, we can help feed the industry's creative spirit."
A catalog of Guyot's extensive line of filigree, charms, and general ornamental stampings is not the only element of their website. Other sections include a history of jewelry, a industry news link, The Fashion Jewelry Hall of Fame, a Jewelry Findings Glossary of Terms, a listing of over 100 different uses for Guyot jewelry findings, and an opportunity to subscribe to their irregular e-letter. With each new page added, the Guyot Brothers website becomes an even more comprehensive resource for those interested in costume jewelry and related trades, whether from a manufacturing, designing, collecting or historical perspective.
Located in Attleboro, Massachusetts, the Birthplace of the Jewelry Industry in America, Guyot Brothers, now in its fourth generation, continues to produce their high-quality line of stamped filigree, charms, floral, and other decorative items. For viewing the line in person, they are represented in New York, New Jersey, California, Arizona, New Mexico, England, and France. The company also maintains a showroom at their factory.
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