Ratnalaya Jewellers organised a large-scale blood donation camp at its Danapur branch on Saturday, reinforcing its commitment to social responsibility and community engagement

The jewellery industry, long associated with artistry and tradition, is now setting gold standards in workplace culture, employee engagement, and leadership, finds out Priyanka Talreja Gagregrat

Destination weddings, with their picturesque settings and multiple functions, demand jewellery that balances elegance, comfort, and practicality. Pret jewellery, known for its lightweight and versatile designs, has emerged as the top choice for NRIs looking to add glamour without the burden of traditional locker jewellery, finds out Priyanka Talreja Garegrat

Positive first impressions can lead to trust, loyalty, and advocacy, while negative ones can deter consumers and harm brand reputation. Jewellery retailers place a great deal of emphasis on creating memorable and favorable initial encounters to build lasting relationships with their clients, discovers Suneeta Kaul

This year’s Dhanteras jewellery sales have been significantly better than the previous year’s, with the buying fervour extending beyond just gold to diamonds, silver and coins as well, discovers Suneeta Kaul

By adopting a more compassionate approach, jewellers can retain their valuable employees and promote overall wellness, finds out Priyanka Talreja Garegrat

The incredible return of Platinum Buyer Seller Meet after two years sparks excitement in the platinum jewellery industry

Retailers express satisfaction with sales this year

Prices of the Samriddhi collection start from Rs 1,80,000 and go on to Rs 12,00,000, and the weight ranges from 30 gm to 200 gm

The collection, made with 22ct gold with enamel work, includes chains, necklaces, bracelets, earrings, bangles, rings and pendant sets, with the price starting at Rs 4000

“You need to change your look, the way you present yourself as a company as time goes by. Every one and a half years, you should revamp yourself,” believes Saket Keshri of Ratnalaya

India has a history of family-run retail jewellery stores spread all over the country, with some of them having been in the business for over 100 years. These jewellers have to face stiff competition from corporate-run jewellery chains, which have deeper pockets and more media reach. R Sugandha finds out how the former are facing this challenge

Amidst several concerns, long meetings, continual discussions and more, the landmark regulation related to mandatory hallmarking becomes a reality in India – all set to change the course of the Indian G & J Industry completely. Opinions from across the industry highlight the upsides and downsides of thisregulation, says Sugandha R

Mandatory hallmarking has finally become a reality and many jewellery retailers are having mixed opinions – on the whole they welcome the move and are eager to fulfill all requirements of hallmarking