RJ Market Watch
Diamantaires May Buy 12 mn Carats of Rough From Zimbabwe
Diamantaires have set their eyes on Zimbabwe for importing rough diamonds to Surat. The government of Zimbabwe recently commissioned diamond exploration in 8,800 square kilometre area, which could possibly have a large diamond deposit.
Diamonds mined in Zimbabwe are used by diamantaires, especially small and medium diamond units, in the city to manufacture near gem quality diamond set in wrist watches and bling jewellery. Zimbabwe Government has set a target to produce over 12 million carats of diamonds per annum, industry sources said.
Batukbhai Jewellers’ association with local women’s cricket league creates opportunity for fresh footfalls
Bollywood divas serve high-fashion looks in jewels by reputed Indian brands
Prasad Jewellers celebrates 11K fan base on Instagram with prizes for 11 of its followers on the platform
Gahana Jewellers picks 10 winners weekly through lucky draw, sees 25% increase in jewellery sales
Bvlgari adds designs to its pathbreaking mangalsutra collection ahead of wedding season
Trent, a TATA subsidiary, launches lab-grown diamond brand ‘Pome,’ shares surge 7.67%
Malabar Gold & Diamonds launches ‘Heritage Show’ in Mangalore, featuring jewellery inspired by Maharanis
Savji Dholakia’s visionary water conservation project ‘Bharatmata Sarovar’ reinforces commitment to sustainability
-
Daily News2 months agoBvlgari adds designs to its pathbreaking mangalsutra collection ahead of wedding season
-
Daily News1 month agoTrent, a TATA subsidiary, launches lab-grown diamond brand ‘Pome,’ shares surge 7.67%
-
Daily News2 weeks agoMalabar Gold & Diamonds launches ‘Heritage Show’ in Mangalore, featuring jewellery inspired by Maharanis
-
Daily News3 weeks agoSavji Dholakia’s visionary water conservation project ‘Bharatmata Sarovar’ reinforces commitment to sustainability
