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Adwar Casting Releases New Catalog
The manufacturer’s latest 148-page catalog showcases its new styles, including pendants, earrings and ring designs.
Rockville Centre, N.Y.--Adwar Casting has released a 148-page catalog to show its newest styles.
All the company’s styles are available in 14-karat and 18-karat white, yellow, pink and green gold. Adwar also casts in platinum and palladium.
Founded in 1972, Adwar’s experience with CAD/CAM software allows them to innovate in design and offer a comprehensive collection of castings that features more than 176,500 styles.
For more information or to receive a free copy of the new catalog, contact the company at 516-678-7755, sales@adwar.com or visit their website at Adwar.com.
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