The show, which will go on till December 19, displays rare collections of contemporary and traditional bridal jewellery
Malabar Gold & Diamonds, one of the largest jewellery groups in the world, launched a Bridal Jewellery Show recently at its showroom in Mangalore. The show, which will go on till December 19, displays rare collections of contemporary and traditional bridal jewellery.
The Bridal Jewellery Show is a part of Malabar Gold & Diamonds’s flagship bridal jewellery campaign, Brides of India. It offers a rare opportunity to New-Age brides to buy exquisitely-crafted pieces at affordable prices. Customers can also avail discounts up to 25% on the value of diamonds during the period of the show.
“At the Bridal Jewellery Show, brides can own some exceptional and elegant designs to make the wedding celebrations truly unforgettable. The show is a tribute to the new-age brides and her sensibilities. We take pride in showcasing a large collection of jewellery both in modern and traditional designs to fulfill the aspirations of new-age brides so that they can aesthetically express their individuality at the wedding and other related ceremonies. With wonderful designs and unbeatable offers and discounts, the Bridal Jewellery Show offers its customers an unparalleled shopping experience,” said MP Ahammed, Chairman Malabar Group.
According to a company statement, “The Bridal Jewellery Show displays exquisite jewellery range in polki, uncut diamonds and precious stones crafted by expert artists from Jaipur, Ahmedabad, Rajkot and Hyderabad. In addition, the special jewellery extravaganza offers a rare collection of lightweight, fashionable, fusion and traditional designs under the diamond jewellery brand, Mine, elegant uncut diamonds of royal designs under the brand Era, beautiful Indian heritage jewellery under the brand Divine, and magnificent handcrafted designs under the brand Ethnix.”
Malabar Gold and Diamonds is also offering its customers special benefits on wedding jewellery purchases. Customers have the option to pre-book up to 10 per cent of the price to avoid the price hike of gold.
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