She was never fond of fine jewellery, and considered it “boring and prissy”. And if at all she wore jewellery, she chose funky, out-of-the-ordinary stuff. Today, the same person redefines the style, taste and aesthetics of her customers through her jewellery, which she retails from her boutique in an upscale suburb of Mumbai. Today, Tara Jhaveri ... Full Article ››
British Asian jewellery buying patterns are shifting in response to socio-economic trends and the soaring price of gold, and costume jewellery demand is increasing, ... Full Article ››
Mathematics and geometry have inspired the latest cufflinks collection of UK designer Babette Wasserman, while interchangeability is a key feature of her new ... Full Article ››
The jewellery industry is expected to pick up, among others,because the global economy is showing signs of recovery. And also on the supply side there are no grave negatives that speak against gold: the central ... Full Article ››
Cristina Salvi, head of international marketing at the Vicenza Fair, tells Jewellery Outlook about a packed programme of events into ...Full Article ››
