India is a mature jewellery market and the love for precious jewellery is embedded in our culture. What is more precious, eternal, rare and pure
It’s the annual budget time (February end) in India and the country’s gem & jewellery (G&J) industry is once again expecting some ‘booster dose’ from
Time and again, the Indian diamond industry has expressed its concern about the menace of ‘contamination’ in natural diamonds and has also taken several steps
The ‘chitthi system’ (kind of an unofficial paper note) on which India’s and especially Surat’s diamond trade was founded upon, is now taking an exit,
India’s Gem & Jewellery (G&J) sector may have witnessed an average performance during 2014-15 but with the country’s strong economic fundamentals and improved infrastructures, it
‘Change is the law of life. And those who look only to the past or the present are certain to miss the future.’ ― John
India’s gem & jewellery industry has been suffering from constant changes and uncertainty in tax policy. It is a wide-spread feeling among the jewellery fraternity
A government official has recently floated an idea of establishing India’s first Gold Exchange which would be made available to all types of bullion dealers,
The two gold schemes recently introduced by the Indian government have received jaded response with Sovereign Gold Bonds (SGB) earning an initial collection of INR
I recently came across an interesting news item which said that the natural diamonds might not be as rare as we may think. Johns Hopkins
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