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Indian Jeweller (IJ) Magazine August -September 2019

Volume 10 | Issue 1 August September 2019

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productive but the space to do so is very<br />

little. Manufacturers pay very low so there is<br />

no growth for the designer.” Aditi spoke on<br />

behalf of the manufacturers, “Investment is a<br />

three-way process. Manufacturers, designers<br />

and consumers are all stake holders. Ishu<br />

Datwani, Anmol, said, “A retailer bridges the<br />

gap between the designer and consumer.<br />

Designers cannot charge a premium for<br />

designing. The most important factor is the<br />

salebility of the product. Design is king.”<br />

GJEPC’s ‘<strong>Jeweller</strong>s for Hope’<br />

charity dinner donates 1Cr<br />

Pramod Kumar Agrawal, Chairman, GJEPC,<br />

hosted ‘<strong>Jeweller</strong>s for Hope’ charity dinner<br />

in the presence of Guest of Honour Paul<br />

Rowley, Executive Vice President, Diamond<br />

Trading & Distribution, De Beers Group;<br />

Evgeny Agureev, Director, Alrosa; Colin Shah,<br />

Vice Chairman, GJEPC; Milan Chokshi,<br />

Convener - Promotions & Marketing, GJEPC<br />

and Mansukh Kothari (Convener, National<br />

Exhibitions, GJEPC) amongst others.<br />

‘<strong>Jeweller</strong>s for Hope’ is a fundraising event<br />

that has been conceptualized to support<br />

destitute children and deprived people in our<br />

society. This years ‘<strong>Jeweller</strong>s for Hope’ <strong>2019</strong><br />

joined hands with GJNRF which works for<br />

the welfare of army and their families; Tribal<br />

Integrated Development and Education<br />

(TIDE), working ceaselessly for the upliftment<br />

of the poor and needy tribal people; and<br />

Shrimad Rajchandra Love and Care (SRLC),<br />

an organization working to bring about a<br />

change in the lives of the underprivileged.<br />

A table worth Rs 3 lakh each have resulted<br />

in a total of Rs 90 lakh with 30 tables being<br />

sold. GIA and De Beers were some of the<br />

leading contributors. 3 NGOs were donated<br />

Rs 33 lakh each and no money has been<br />

kept by GJEPC. Chief guest Paul Rowley,<br />

EVP, Diamond Trading, De Beers Group<br />

spoke about various CSR activities done by<br />

De Beers in Gaborone and other parts of the<br />

world. <br />

SwarovSki GemStoneS<br />

Brand PartnerS<br />

launch StunninG<br />

collectionS at iiJS <strong>2019</strong><br />

Yug by Tanvi Gold Cast - Ancient & Glitter Collections<br />

Swarovski’s Ingredient Brand Partner Yug by Tanvi Gold Cast unveiled two<br />

exciting new collections, Ancient and Glitter, both with the brilliance of<br />

Swarovski Zirconia at I<strong>IJ</strong>S <strong>2019</strong>. The Ancient Collection has been created<br />

to honour the ancient craftsmanship and handwork of former times, but<br />

the designs have now been created using the latest technology. The artwork<br />

of the Ancient collection, however, remains true to its era and retains all of<br />

its original charm. The addition of Swarovski Zirconia adds freshness and<br />

brilliance to these Yug pieces.<br />

Paul Rowley, Pramod Agrawal, Colin Shah<br />

Donating the Cheque to one of the NGOs<br />

Bhindi Manufacturers - Viraasat Collection<br />

Bhindi Manufacturers launched its new Viraasat collection created with<br />

Swarovski Zirconia. Viraasat, meaning ‘inheritance’, is a collection that draws<br />

its inspiration from ancient India’s jewellery tradition. Featuring handcrafted<br />

jewellery embellished with Swarovski Zirconia in delicate rose cut, this<br />

collection reflects India’s rich heritage of craftsmanship, a legacy still passed<br />

down through the generations. Viraasat also makes a small contribution to<br />

India’s abundant design heritage, and one that resonates with the country’s<br />

culture.<br />

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