a personalized jewelry company specializing in Mother's Day birthstone jewelry recently announced the company will join forces with OKC Bling. Founded by Rick Arms in 2015 as a local Oklahoma City venture, the newly-merged company will now join the national stage and offer their entire collection to buyers across the country.To get more news about photo projection bracelet, you can visit koalaprint.com official website.

"We are thrilled to have the opportunity to bring our collections to the entire U.S.", says co-owner and national sales manager of Think Engraved, Rick Arms. "We have a passion for bringing truly personal gifts to the market at an affordable price. It's an honor to be in a position to make to make that happen."

Think Engraved has been selling its personalized jewelry locally and through Ebay since 2016. The company recently revealed that it has already released some OKC Bling's designs on their website and will complete the business merger process by April of this year. Shoppers in search of the perfect gift for Mother’s Day (or any other occasion) can visit the Think Engraved website now for a vast selection of affordable jewelry as well as free shipping for U.S. orders. The company invites shoppers to follow the Think Engraved Twitter page for updates on new offerings.
David Hayes, former owner of OKC Bling and new co-owner of Think Engraved had this to say: "I am excited about the possibilities that we have by joining forces. We feel this new found buying power will allow us to save our customers money, while still offering unique and quality designs. We really hope that by getting this done before Mother's Day will help a lot of people out.”

Think Engraved was founded at the end of 2015 by Rick Arms after he couldn't find a uniquely designed ring for his mother under $150. Rick started the company by gathering resources and selling on Ebay and in Oklahoma City. After extraordinary sales during the 2017 Christmas Season, the company was able to leverage a deal to combine with OKC Bling and start their own website with elements from both companies incorporated.