'Younger Indians want fine jewellery for everyday wear'
2 months, 1 week ago

'Younger Indians want fine jewellery for everyday wear'

Live Mint  

The space houses experience spaces for international luxury watches and jewellery brands, along with a bar and a fine-dining room that can serve as a space for a pop-up or a curated dinner meet. When Sheth’s brother Biren Vaidya joined the luxury jewellery house, he believed that India's luxury and jewellery experience needed a facelift and opened The Rose Salon in Mumbai’s Breach Candy area, followed by another store in Delhi’s DLF Emporio. In an interview with Lounge, Vaidya, the managing director of the Rose Group, discusses the new luxury consumer, jewellery trends and why watches are getting more ornamental. After two decades in the jewellery market at Opera House, I realised that my generation, in the early 2000s till 2020, had travelled overseas, the economy had opened, and we all were seeing lot of luxury brands abroad.

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Check out edgy jewellery pieces from these contemporary Indian labels
9 months, 1 week ago

Check out edgy jewellery pieces from these contemporary Indian labels

The Hindu  

Loud, edgy, dramatic — jewellery today resembles art in a gallery. So I started curating jewellery and that is how Amama started,” says Nikita, adding, “Our first lot had Afghan jewellery but I added my tweaks to them and it did well. “But what my family does is completely different from what I do,” says Aakanksha, a brand developer who …

How jewellery’s surrealist trend crystallised in India
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How jewellery’s surrealist trend crystallised in India

Live Mint  

A gold eye-shaped brooch with exaggerated lashes, a faux pearl choker with brass-cast teeth and diamond cavities, golden-ear earrings with large, dangling keyholes, brooches with hanging locks…surrealism has always inspired Schiaparelli’s jewellery, the concepts and flourishes often beyond imagination and description, but astonishingly glamorous. With access to Schiaparelli’s archives, Roseberry has showcased two fantastically successful collections in the past year, …

Jewellery worn by actors catches Indian women's fancy
10 years, 2 months ago

Jewellery worn by actors catches Indian women's fancy

India TV News  

New Delhi: Jewellery designs flaunted by actresses in films and TV shows are inspiring several Indian women to emulate theor style, online jewellery retailers say. Customers, especially women are very inspired by the latest trends, thanks to following soap operas and celebrity fashion on a regular basis," Ashish Sood, co-founder, Youshine, said in a statement. Rise in standards of living …

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