Giving expensive gifts to employees creates a ripple effect that goes beyond momentary fame. Employees not only feel valued and recognized, they end up becoming brand messengers as they take to social media to share their stories. The brand, thus, gets associated with values, class, and a reputation for generosity, discovers Suneeta Kaul

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman’s Budget has been hailed by the gems and jewellery industry, with stakeholders calling the duty cuts a long-awaited step in the right direction

A significant section of jewellers believes in the concept of philanthropy, and is actively involved in charitable activities. Supporting charitable causes not only makes for peace of mind and inner happiness, it also enhances the reputation of a brand and positions it as an entity that cares for society, and not just about profits, finds out Suneeta Kaul

The jewellery industry is going all out to give different kinds of items as Diwali gifts – while mithai (sweets) is synonymous with Diwali, jewellers are making sure to give meaningful, non-perishable items to their valued clients and staff as gifts. In the process, they are nurturing their patrons and deepening their relationship with their associates, discovers Suneeta Kaul

There is no consensus among retailers regarding the impact the high gold prices will have on the buying pattern of customers this Akshaya Tritiya. While some feel that the unprecedented jump will dampen spirits, others are of the opinion that it will be business as usual, finds out Suneeta Kaul

Three renowned retail jewellers take time off their busy schedule and talk about that one businessperson they admire, and also elaborate on the ‘why’ of it all in a conversation with Suneeta Kaul

With inflation peaking, retailers are experiencing a bit of a slump, with the middle class particularly sticking to pre-planned budgets and going for more of light-weight jewellery, finds out Suneeta Kaul

Industry players feel the move is ill-advised and ill-timed, as they are already grappling with challenges caused by the pandemic and HUID issues. If the proposal goes through, it will add a huge burden to the industry, finds out Suneeta Kaul

Dealing with inventory pile-up is every retailer’s nightmare, but it is even more daunting for retail jewellers in view of the big-ticket items they deal in. Suneeta Kaul talks to a cross-section of the jewellery industry to find out how jewellers are pushing out slow-moving stock

The past year has provided ample of lessons to every business owner to last a lifetime. Shreyansh Kapoor from the House of Kashi Jewellers tells us how he devised an award-winning anti Covid19 protocol

Under the revamped Gold Monetising Scheme (GMS) which was first introduced in 2015, consumers can deposit as little as 10 g (from previous minimum of 30g). This will aid in lowering the industry’s dependence on imported gold and will foster a better relationship between jewellers and customers

Kashi Jewellers has added yet another 'Kohinoor' to its crown by becoming the best retailer showroom of the country on the basis of its faith, honesty and innovation earned in the hearts its valued customers during past 70 years

JNA Awards recognises and promotes companies as well as individuals that demonstrate proven and outstanding leadership capabilities, innovative thinking, social responsibility, sustainable strategies and their overall contribution in Asian trade and communities

Kashi Jewellers has yet again marked another milestone to its path in the jewellery sector.