Dilip Dassani, Partner, Dassani Brothers, hails the changes made in IIJS Virtual 2.0 and outlines some woes that exporters face today. We Dassani Brothers specialise in manufacturing uncut diamond and polki jewellery.…
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Ankit Lodha, Founder and Creative Director, GIE GOLDCREATIONS PVT. LTD., Jaipur, shares his views on the increasing popularity of jadau jewellery and coloured stones that are being favoured in this category. Have…
Jadau and high-end diamond jewellery have been favourites of brides since ages. Indian manufacturers are seeing a resurgence in this category ever since the lockdown rules have been eased. In terms of…
Airy, fluid and lightweight jewellery lines garnished with diamonds once again dominate. IIJS Virtual 2.0! Perfect for fashion conscious women, the sparkling possessions in combination of white, rose or yellow gold take…
High-end jewels infused with a spectrum of colours from powdery pastels to lush greens and orange crush catch your eye at IIJS Virtual 2.0. Play up the drama with someof these standout…
The soaring price of gold has forced manufacturers to use creative ways to reduce the weight of the yellow metal in their collections. Some are using innovative handmade techniques, while others are…
Diamonds are the most celebrated gemstones and are symbolic of everlasting bonds. In the midst of gloom comes a strong ray of hope — the movement in diamond jewellery across India is…
Jewels draped in light, pastel and frosty shades are on everyone’s wish list these days. From light, powdery shades of quartz, lemony citrines, to minty greens, crisp sky blue aquamarines and sea green/blue…
High-end Indian jewellery exporters who specialize in gemstone-studded jewelleryhave always been quick to research and assess markets across the globe – but more needs to be done to take India’s design prowess to the world. Here’s…
December babies are spoilt for choice when it comes to the birthstone of the month – tanzanite, turquoise or zircon. Here’s our edit of couture jewellery for Tanzanite enthusiasts. Folkore has it…