Meerut Bullion Traders Association engages in discussions with GJEPC to propose the establishment of a jewellery park

This piece is called Srinkia and has 17,512 white diamonds and 12 black diamonds.

While customers do their due diligence before shopping for jewellery, sometimes, they need to be nudged in the right direction by retailers. Suneeta Kaul finds out how retailers ensure their customers buy what will suit them best

DJGF was an intrinsic part of the ‘Festival of Business – Ushering Economic Resurgence’ campaign of Informa Markets

The three-day expo will see participation of 200 + exhibitors, 850 + traditional, modern and innovative designer brands, and 15000+ unique designs

Himanshu Shekhar, director, Manohar Lal Sarraf & Sons Jewellers, Delhi recalls how he overcame challenges during the past year and shares some vital insights

Youngsters are less easy to please. Their approach towards materialistic things are underlined with a keen interest in minimalistic designs, wearability, utility and sustainability. Quality and affordability are key. Come festive and bridal seasons, impress youngsters and ensure your conversion rates are higher by stocking these pieces says Vijetha Rangabashyam

Have bridal parties become more conscious about the money they spend on jewellery?

Gold buying in India for special occasions might be a culturally ingrained indulgence, but has the pandemic robbed the industry off shine, considering people are a lot more skeptical about the amount of money they spend on bridal jewellery?

Are consumers spending more on jewellery?

The common belief seems to be that consumers are and will be spending more money on gold jewellery, as they are saving money from not travelling, scaling down weddings and also because of the fact that gold has proven to be a safe investment – but what is the ground reality? 

Celebrating the humane side of the Indian G&J Industry, Gems & Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC) in association with the World Gold Council felicitated the real heroes of the Industry

From an unwillingness to work, low morale due to salary cut, fear of catching the virus to sales girls going on maternity leave and having to pay salaries despite having no income, jewellery store owners have had to face many challenges in dealing with their staff during this time. They have openly discussed their difficulties when it comes to handling their staff and offered solutions as well. By Vijetha Rangabashyam

Charm of gold overpowers all worries

The land of the Ganges sees a steady rise in gems and jewellery business and worries about migrant karigars

Post lockdown, 48 per cent of G & J showrooms across India have opened for business

Even star performers can feel saturated at some point in their sales career. This is a difficult situation jewellers often face. Select jewellers across the country, come together to offer unique solutions…