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Saturday, February 19, 2011

The relevance of GOLD

The relevance of gold is not in its price but in its ownership. This is precisely important for those who wish to make a profit from gold by purchasing certificates, ETFs and the like. Participating in a price movement is not the same as owning an asset. Owning a piece of paper and thinking you own gold is no different to a farmer who insists to being in the dairy business by owning cattle futures.
Gold is not a drug that cures the disease but merely a symbol of the flight from dishonesty − a symbol of independence, honest money and permanence. We value it subjectively, and we ought to be concerned with the motivation of its ownership more so than that of its price. The same must be the case for our general predisposition to our capital pool. Our investment portfolio should not be a function of the last bid on some stock exchange. It should not be merely promises or claims on uncertain events. It should be 'tangible' and have economic value. It should not be hope, illusion or euphoria. Our purpose in the ownership of assets should not be that of making money but simply the very ownership in tangible and economic goods in itself. That is the essence of wealth!
NJ

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Sunday, January 9, 2011

Increasing Demand for DIAMONDS





Who says Indians buy only low cost jewellery? In a changed trend, Indians are now buying high-end jewellery and the sale of such jewellery has shown big rise in the recent past.

Jewellery has been part of the Indian traditions for centuries. In the past it was treasured as a stone of value and security, but today more than even before the Indian consumer is lining up to buy jewellery that makes a fashion statement or expresses her individuality. Not only the richer class but also the sales were seen to be high in middle class section i.e. we are talking about approximately 300 million middle class consumers.

Youngsters or Elders! Women or Men everyone has a fascination towards the sparkling world of DIAMONDS

According to reports in Indian media, demand for high-end diamond jewellery, above Rs 5 lakh, is growing at 50%, much above the overall 20% growth. For jewellers, the high-end diamond jewellery is a high margin segment and the rising preference of consumers from non-metros is forcing jewellery makers focus more on the niche segment.


Marriages account for 60% consumption of expensive diamond jewellery, and today, one diamond set during weddings has become a norm in higher middle-class families. Looking at the increasing trust in diamonds and its acceptance as investment option, jewelers believe that the segment will rise by around 50% in the coming years.

Diamond Jewellery Gifting
Diamond jewellery as a gift is emerging in the market and not only in the corporate sector but with so many brand ambassadors advertising the brands, it is growing at an individual gifting platform too.

Women Power
Last but not the least the Indian woman's persona too has changed perceptibly, she is young, urban and independent. The percentage of Indian women who preferred to have a diamond set has grown by more than 300 per cent. It is found by a survey that approximately 15 per cent of Indian women within the upper-economic class own diamond jewellery. Thus the new Indian woman is a reality that no marketer can overlook.



Sunday, November 28, 2010

Wedding Collection 2010

National Jewels unveil designer Wedding Collection 2010.
Antique looking Oxidised is the show stealer for a contemporary yet traditional look.
Jadaau Jewellery is a fascination especially in north region such as Punjab & Haryana.
Some opt for heavy Kundan set, bangles alongwith a maang tikka for princess bridal look.
Some of the pics from our collection our shown here.
Regards
NJ

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