Maggie T New York launches Fall 2004 Collection

September 23, 2004 -- Maggie T New York (maggietny.com), an Internet–based jewelry resource specializing in semi-precious jewelry gift sets, launches its Fall 2004 Collection this week, while celebrating its second anniversary. While the collection, which consists primarily of jewelry sets usually priced at less than $50.00, continues to offer brides an easy and affordable alternative for bridal party gifts, it appeals to women who love modern, classic jewelry.
    
"Like previous collections, I took inspiration from the personalities of five of my friends; but this season is richer, more elegant and trending towards a more luxurious assortment," says Yonette Hall, founder and president. "Yet some of the pieces definitely have a bit of an edge."

The collection has a contemporary feel, with an interesting mixture of art deco, baroque and even tribal elements. Think Dangerous Liaisons, set in the Caribbean; or Dynasty, as seen by Bollywood. Each piece carefully incorporates texture with structure; using citrine, jade, garnet, iolite, onyx, freshwater pearls, gold-fill and sterling silver; in drop, dangle, hoop and chandelier styles. Gift purchases are delivered in a free velvet drawstring jewelry bag and packaged in an elegant gift box.

The second anniversary is an exciting landmark for any company, particularly on the Web. A privately-held company, Maggie T New York is making a profit, growing quietly – primarily through referrals – and moving beyond bridal, into an everyday jewelry resource.

Hall says, "Our customer loves the ease with which she can handle this one of many wedding details, but has also fallen in love with our style. We've found that our bridal customer is returning to us for shower, special occasion and holiday gifts…and may even be picking something up for herself!"




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