What is the Right Gold Policy for India?
Mumbai: India imports 99% of its gold demand, mainly in the form of standard gold of 995 fineness, called gold bullion and mined gold, called
Mumbai: India imports 99% of its gold demand, mainly in the form of standard gold of 995 fineness, called gold bullion and mined gold, called
This article is written by Ms. Purvi Shah who is Product Integrity Manager of De Beers. Her role is to protect consumer confidence in diamonds through implementing
G2J Exclusive: Ali Pastorini, Senior Vice President of World Jewelry Hub Analyses Women’s Empowerment Session Held at the Second Latin American Diaomond & Jewelry Week
The formal exit of the UK (Brexit) from the European Union (EU) is likely to create more uncertainties rather than alleviating them in the coming
India’s gem & jewellery (G&J) sector has not been progressing with a desired pace during last several years. One must have learnt the fact that
India’s Gem & Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC) recently announced export figures for financial year April 2015 to March 2016 which indicate dismal export performance
The recently concluded 37th World Diamond Congress, which was attended by approximately 200 delegates with the opportunity to discuss at length the issues affecting the
Having recently returned from Dubai, where it was my privilege to represent the Panama Diamond Exchange (PDE) at the 37th World Diamond Congress, I have
Even after resorting to strike for 42 days, Indian jewelers who could not force the government to rollback 1% excise duty levied on gold jewellery
India is set to become the world’s youngest country with 64% of its population in the working age group by the end of 2020. With
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