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What’s a business without few ups and downs, a challenge here, a risk there? When we asked leading jewelers in the country to list that one defining challenge in their business journey, the response was varied. If it was about loosening family control for one, it was picking up the pieces and rebuilding the brand from scratch for another. For someone else, launching a new business model was a turning point while another fought hard to bring in transparency. Yet, despite the problems, there was always the proverbial silver lining in every dark cloud. Meenakshi Kumar listens in. . THEIR TOUGHEST MOMENT HOW INDIA’S RETAIL JEWELLERS HANDLED SUCH CHALLENGES AND WHAT THEY LEARNT FROM THEM-AND WHAT YOU CAN, TOO,
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Crowning Glory
Shobha Shringar Jeweller partners with the prestigious and aspirational Femina Miss India 2020; gives strong thrust to its image as an urban and millennial ready jeweller
‘ADAPTING TO CHANGES QUICKLY IS THE KEY TO GROWTH'
ABHISHEK CHANDA, Co-Founder of Kalasha Fine Jewels, Hyderabad, says hard work and transparency are his two success mantras
Bringing the extraordinary out of ordinary people
SRI GANESH DIAMONDS AND JEWELLERS from Bangalore, conducts yearly training sessions for its staff to connect and carve out better versions of themselves
COLLABORATION WITH OTHER BRANDS THE SUREFIRE WAY TO GET BRAND RECOGNITION
ARSHDEEP KHURANA, CEO, Sham Jewellers, Chandigarh, has played a key role in shaking off the Covid pandemic-related blues, and helping her family business get back on track. A graduate in English Literature, she was in the middle of the post-graduate course in Advertising and Marketing Communication, when she decided to join the family-run jewellery business. She hopped on board in 2018 as part of the marketing team, and slowly took charge of the department, playing important roles in marketing campaigns, branding initiatives, and schemes and offers, including the famous Diwali Shopping Festival
BREAKING THE SET NORMS
As jewellers rethink their business strategies to strive in the brave new world that is slowly shaping up from the ramparts of the destruction wreaked by the pandemic, Retail Jeweller speaks to jewellers to find out how Covid has intensified a culture of learning and change within organizations, the leadership lessons learnt and unlearnt and the measures designed to reduce the impact on business from unknown and relatively known risks
YOUNG AND BLITHE
The next generation of jewellers think beyond the ordinary, envision new brands for new – age customer
Industry gives mixed response to IIJS Virtual 2.0
Fresh from the success of the inaugural edition of the virtual India International Jewellery Show (IIJS), held in October, the Gems and Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC) held the second such event, titled ‘IIJS Virtual 2.0’ in 8-12 January 2021. The five-day-long event was an upgraded version of the October show, with new and advanced features to enhance the buyer-seller experience.
TWO PEAS IN A POD: The allied sector builds a strong foundation for jewellery biz to sparkle
A pandemic and a distressful year later, the jewellery industry continues to navigate troubled waters with an able compass — the allied sector
A thrust to change with the times
Mayank Gupta, director of Kanpur’s Lala Purushottam Das Jewellers was not too inclined to join the family business as a kid. With an aspiration to become a scientist or a soldier with the Air Force, his thoughts started aligning with the jewellery sector as he completed school.
A Diamond's Journey: The Natural Diamond Council's Year Begins With A Lessons on History and Love
NDC ushers in the new year by promoting the desirability of natural diamonds — this time with their knowledge folder of how Indian diamonds, their history and the month of love that looks like the best way to kick-start a year