FICCI FLO Chennai, the women’s wing of the Federation of Indian Chamber of Commerce & Industry (FICCI), celebrated heritage and elegance by hosting a landmark event at the Leela Palace. This grand affair featured a fashion show by South India’s iconic fine jewellery brand, Nathella Anjaneyulu Chetty Jewellers (NAC), and design house Ekaya Banaras, presenting their latest collections to over 450 esteemed guests

Forevermark, the brand known for its natural and beautiful diamond jewellery designs, is looking to give something special to customers, to celebrate their precious moments of love in the new year. Forevermark will be giving away an exclusive 18kt gold icon charm to customers who make purchase jewellery worth ₹1 lakh or above. This offer will be on till 16th February 2025

The 20th Jaipur Jewellery Show (JJS), with the vision to give an impetus to the Gems and Jewellery trade and to place Jaipur on the World Gem & Jewellery map, was organised from 20 – 23 December 2024 at the Jaipur Exhibition & Convention Centre (JECC) in Sitapura, Jaipur. The theme of this year’s show was ‘Rubies… Rare, Royal and Revered’. The show witnessed participation in large numbers, both from visitors and traders, along with exquisite displays of jewellery, gemstones, artefacts, etc.

GJEPC’s Eastern Regional Office celebrated its 25th anniversary on 11th January 2025 in Kolkata. The event was attended by a distinguished gathering, including Dr. S.H. Dange, Principal Commissioner of Customs, Kolkata, as the Chief Guest, along with Shri D.N. Singh, Development Commissioner, Manikanchan SEZ; Shri Vipul Shah, Chairman, GJEPC; Shri Kirit Bhansali, Vice Chairman, GJEPC; Shri Pankaj Parekh, Regional Chairman, GJEPC; and Shri Sabyasachi Ray, Executive Director, GJEPC.

Senco Gold & Diamonds announces its annual CSR event ‘Attitude of Gratitude – Chapter 3’ (event happening for the 3rd consecutive year) at Gallery Gold (art gallery supported by Senco Gold & Diamonds) today, with a mission to support the struggling artists of Bengal to maintain the existence of diminishing art forms of West Bengal. These art forms include craftsmanship related to cork art, thermocol, brass, handmade jewellery, clay, to mention a few