Alaska Jewelry Unveils Rare Rings for Valentine's Day

Alaska Jewelry, the popular online source for high quality jewelry and real gold nuggets, has unveiled their collection of select motion rings just in time for Valentine's Day. These unique rings are made with moving parts, high quality material and craftsmanship to especially stand out among rings. This comes as good news to people seeking one-of-a-kind jewelry for their loved one this Valentine's Day.

First invented in the 1970's by Norman Teufel, the motion rings have since gained popularity around the world for their innovative designs and unwavering quality. Alaska Jewelry offers the widest online selection of authentic Teufel motion rings designed with uncompromising quality, durability, and movement. Also known as swinger rings, or spinning rings, the innovative designs from Teufel come in black and white diamond, Tsavorite garnet, Sapphire and bold 18k 100-diamond Pavè style and more.

Alaska Jewelry offers a massive selection of high quality jewelry at low online prices. They supply unique and best-in-class men's rings, gold nuggets earrings for men, mother of pearl rings, alexandrite rings, wedding jewelry, Simon G. Jewelry and more. Alaska Jewelry is proud of their collection of genuine Teufel motion rings and they recommend customers begin shopping now to receive the motion ring of their choice in time for Valentine's Day.

About Alaska Jewelry
Goldsmith Gallery has been operated by Chris and Tamara Fondell since October of 1990. They originated in Iowa, but moved to Alaska to work in the jewelry store they now own. The Fondells own and operate Goldsmith Gallery in Icy Strait Point. They are the only locally-owned jewelry store in town, and expanded onto the World Wide Web in 2001 to bring their "Home-town Jeweler" experience to the world. They offer high quality jewelry, including men's wedding bands, unique engagement rings, fashion jewelry, Tungsten Rings, diamond rings and more. They often offer excellent prices and special deals. For more information, visit www.alaskajewelry.com or follow them on Facebook, Twitter, or Pinterest.