RBI asked banks not to sell gold imported on consignment basis to jewellers on outright basis.
{{|*Neither Gem Palace, nor Sudhir Kasliwal, the man at its helm, are strangers to
the world of gems and jewellery. Rather, their renown reaches much beyond
the city of Jaipur where they are based; indeed far beyond the shores of this
country, all the way to the US, taking in the Middle East and Europe on the
way. The list of royals and celebrities who have succumbed to the charms of
Gem Palace jewellery is legion. And Sudhir Kasliwal, as the purveyor of such
sumptuous and magnificent jewellery no doubt holds a special place in their
memories. But beyond his calling as a jeweller, Sudhir Kasliwal has many
more facets, discovers Nandita Kumar.*|}}%%
Gem Palace, Jaipur traces its roots
back over eight generations to
1852 when it was established
by the Kasliwal family. Since then, the Kasliwals
have had the distinction of having been jewellers
to royals from all over India as well as abroad.
Within India, they adorned members of the
Moghul court, have been jewellers to Jaipur royalty
over generations, and have catered to many
other erstwhile royals in the Indian subcontinent.
Originally commissioned by royal families to
provide heirlooms and objects d’art of gold and
semi-precious stones, Gem Palace has maintained
the tradition of being the destination for current
international royalty and the who’s who of society
in India and abroad. %%
International a must-visit place on the itinerary
of most jewellery loving celebrities is the Gem
Palace showroom on MI Road Jaipur. This was Gem
Palace’s fi rst jewellery showroom to come up, and
now there are boutiques across Rajasthan, other
parts of India, New York, Aspen and LA. Word has
it, each boasts of the most exclusive clientele. %%
The grapevine in Jaipur is agog with talk of
Sudhir Kasliwal’s personal relations with Bill
Clinton, and clients like Prince Charles, Iranian
royalty, Arab sheikhs, Goldie Hawn, Gwyneth
Paltrow; and the list goes on. %%
Gem Palace’s collaborations with Metropolitan
Museum of Art, New York led to some of the
current collections like Byzantine Jewellery and
Egyptian Jewellery. The Victorian/Indo Russian
Collection was recently exhibited at the famous
Oppenheimer Museum of Israel. The pieces are
inlaid with special cuts of diamonds showing
interesting waltzing effects of light. The setting
techniques are from the late 1800s. Naturally,
rave reviews by international media are common
enough for Gem Palace. %%
But then, this is just ‘one of those things’ for
Gem Palace and Sudhir Kasliwal. He is a man of
few words, and deep passions. Reminiscing about
his early childhood, he comments on how growing
up in a family of jewellers was an experience that
made a deep impact and left a lasting legacy of
an aesthetic sensibility. %%
At a time when he was pursuing a course in
CS, a stroke suffered by L.K. Kasliwal made it
imperative for Sudhir to chip in with the business.
This he views as ‘destined’. His father’s knowledge
and experience gave Sudhir an early training in
the art of jewellery making. Senior Kasliwal’s
insistence that the son gain exposure abroad
made for real learning experiences, and has gone
a long way in moulding his attitude to learning. %%
Gem Palace is the winner of The Gem and
Jewellery Export Promotion Council’s Award
for three consecutive years for ‘Highest Sales
to Foreign Tourists’. Sudhir’s disarming humility
makes it his strongest asset. Upon being asked
to comment on the success of Gem Palace,
he smiles, and says, “I can’t say I am a perfect
jeweller. I am just one among thousands of other
jewellers in this city. One, maybe highly placed
in the profession, but that doesn’t make you
n Gem Palace buliding, Jaipur
n Munnu and Sanjay sharing a joke with Prince Charles.
perfect. Every day is a learning experience. There
is a lot that I aspire to achieve. The end of the
ladder doesn’t exist.†He adds, “For a successful
jeweller, a sense of aesthetics comes before the
knowledge of the alphabet. Keen observations
for subtle differences in jewellery are essential.
The attitude of ‘Absolutely No Compromise on
Quality’ always pays off.â€
Asked as to how Gem Palace has maintained
its exclusivity, he says, “Fusion is the word. We
innovate. Of course we stick to the traditional
themes, but contemporise the pieces, which is
what makes for everlasting appeal. Copying from
bygone times or others is easy; fi nesse is the
ultimate factor in exquisite pieces.†%%
Sudhir does not undermine the signifi cance of
his workers, his ‘team’. This is a day when he has
just attended the wedding of one of his craftsmen’s
son. It strikes him that this is the fourth generation
of that family whose wedding he has attended.
He remembers seeing his father directing this
boy’s grandfather at a point of time. Speaking of
connections with the craftsmen, he says that they
are unscathed by the current
wave of discontent. “There is a
loyalty of family members, to
family members. There is an
attachment, a relationship
of mutual respect. Their skill
is in their genes; watching
their forefathers before them
has wired the programme in their
system, and the art fl ows uninhibited
through them. And we give it due
respect.†%%
Gem Palace incorporates Social
Responsibility through the L.K. Kasliwal
Charitable Trust, which sponsors education of
underprivileged children and caters to infrastructure
development and sports in institutions that need
aid. In keeping with Indian tradition, they prefer
to go about their philanthropy quietly.
So what is the man within the jeweller
all about? To reiterate, passion is his second
name. His ardour for vintage cars is evident as
his collection boasts of the what was once the
personal Mercedes of Maharani Gayatri Devi
of Jaipur, which she got in 1968 and used to
drive herself. Of course, this is just one of the
automobiles in a spectacular collection that we
mention here. Winner of the Cartier Vintage Car
Rally several times in various categories, each day
fi nds Sudhir deeply involved with old mechanics
who help maintain his precious collection.
The other passion in his life is photography.
The photographs adorning the walls in the offi ce
speak a million words. The artist in him is evident
as each photograph is a rhapsody in itself. People
and moods are his favourite subjects, and he
recalls how the response to his fi rst photography
exhibition encouraged him to pursue the interest.
His keen sense of aesthetics rules here as well. In
fact, on a recent trip to Bhutan, his discerning eye
captured the fl avours of the Buddhist land in all its
splendour and beauty. Evidently, he is a jeweller
in photography as well. Each detail within a
frame, every colour and detail in the composition
come together as indelible imprints of moments
immortalised in time.%%
That brings us to his collection of photographs
of 91 years of the life of Maharani Gayatri Devi,
which he handed over to the trust after her
demise, and which was the cynosure of all eyes at
the Jaipur Jewellery Show in 2009. %%
Sudhir has maintained his dark room from
the days when he used to develop his fi lm rolls
Indian Jeweller 58 February-March 2011
manually. One gets a privileged look at his father’s
collection of photographs giving a glimpse of the
jewellery industry and craftsmen at work in Jaipur
from the 1950s. This leads him to tell us that he
has an original copy of Jeypore Enamels by Jacob
And Hendley (1886), a re-print of which he has
recently acquired. A collector of rare books, he
n Sudhir Kasliwal receiving GJEPC Export Award
likes being surrounded by the best of books. %%
What keeps him away from Gem Palace, apart
from traveling, is his favorite sport, golf. As he
sums up, if you are passionate about something,
you will find time to do it. Now, playing golf is a
form of daily meditation for him.
A strong family man, he speaks fondly of his
daughters, Shweta and Aditi, both of whom
have taken their aesthetic lineage to apply it to
modern forms. Shweta is a MICA graduate, and is
now a Creative Art Director, while Aditi excelled at
NID Ahemdabad and pursues Graphic Designing.
Their successful growth in their respective fields is
evident in the pride with which their father relates
them. %%
On a concluding note, sharing his insight with
other jewellers, Sudhir opines that the world is
truly a global village. “One must keep an open
mind and assimilate as much as possible. Nothing
exists in a vacuum. Modern techniques and
machinery have altered jewellery a lot, and the
need is to adapt to the changes. Fine aesthetics
remain a constant for all jewellery,†he says.
{{Gem Palace’s collaborations with
Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
led to some of the current collections
like Byzantine Jewellery and Egyptian
Jewellery. The Victorian/Indo Russian
Collection was recently exhibited at the
famous Oppenheimer Museum of Israel.}}
{{“Fusion is the word. We innovate. Of
course we stick to the traditional themes,
but contemporise the pieces, which is what
makes for everlasting appeal. Copying from
bygone times or others is easy; fi nesse is the
ultimate factor in exquisite pieces.â€}}
{{Gem Palace incorporates Social
Responsibility through the L.K. Kasliwal
Charitable Trust, which sponsors
education of underprivileged children
and caters to infrastructure development
and sports in institutions that need aid.
In keeping with Indian tradition, they
prefer to go about their philanthropy
quietly.}}
{{|*Neither Gem Palace, nor Sudhir Kasliwal, the man at its helm, are strangers to
the world of gems and jewellery. Rather, their renown reaches much beyond
the city of Jaipur where they are based; indeed far beyond the shores of this
country, all the way to the US, taking in the Middle East and Europe on the
way. The list of royals and celebrities who have succumbed to the charms of
Gem Palace jewellery is legion. And Sudhir Kasliwal, as the purveyor of such
sumptuous and magnificent jewellery no doubt holds a special place in their
memories. But beyond his calling as a jeweller, Sudhir Kasliwal has many
more facets, discovers Nandita Kumar.*|}}%%
Gem Palace, Jaipur traces its roots
back over eight generations to
1852 when it was established
by the Kasliwal family. Since then, the Kasliwals
have had the distinction of having been jewellers
to royals from all over India as well as abroad.
Within India, they adorned members of the
Moghul court, have been jewellers to Jaipur royalty
over generations, and have catered to many
other erstwhile royals in the Indian subcontinent.
Originally commissioned by royal families to
provide heirlooms and objects d’art of gold and
semi-precious stones, Gem Palace has maintained
the tradition of being the destination for current
international royalty and the who’s who of society
in India and abroad. %%
International a must-visit place on the itinerary
of most jewellery loving celebrities is the Gem
Palace showroom on MI Road Jaipur. This was Gem
Palace’s fi rst jewellery showroom to come up, and
now there are boutiques across Rajasthan, other
parts of India, New York, Aspen and LA. Word has
it, each boasts of the most exclusive clientele. %%
The grapevine in Jaipur is agog with talk of
Sudhir Kasliwal’s personal relations with Bill
Clinton, and clients like Prince Charles, Iranian
royalty, Arab sheikhs, Goldie Hawn, Gwyneth
Paltrow; and the list goes on. %%
Gem Palace’s collaborations with Metropolitan
Museum of Art, New York led to some of the
current collections like Byzantine Jewellery and
Egyptian Jewellery. The Victorian/Indo Russian
Collection was recently exhibited at the famous
Oppenheimer Museum of Israel. The pieces are
inlaid with special cuts of diamonds showing
interesting waltzing effects of light. The setting
techniques are from the late 1800s. Naturally,
rave reviews by international media are common
enough for Gem Palace. %%
But then, this is just ‘one of those things’ for
Gem Palace and Sudhir Kasliwal. He is a man of
few words, and deep passions. Reminiscing about
his early childhood, he comments on how growing
up in a family of jewellers was an experience that
made a deep impact and left a lasting legacy of
an aesthetic sensibility. %%
At a time when he was pursuing a course in
CS, a stroke suffered by L.K. Kasliwal made it
imperative for Sudhir to chip in with the business.
This he views as ‘destined’. His father’s knowledge
and experience gave Sudhir an early training in
the art of jewellery making. Senior Kasliwal’s
insistence that the son gain exposure abroad
made for real learning experiences, and has gone
a long way in moulding his attitude to learning. %%
Gem Palace is the winner of The Gem and
Jewellery Export Promotion Council’s Award
for three consecutive years for ‘Highest Sales
to Foreign Tourists’. Sudhir’s disarming humility
makes it his strongest asset. Upon being asked
to comment on the success of Gem Palace,
he smiles, and says, “I can’t say I am a perfect
jeweller. I am just one among thousands of other
jewellers in this city. One, maybe highly placed
in the profession, but that doesn’t make you
n Gem Palace buliding, Jaipur
n Munnu and Sanjay sharing a joke with Prince Charles.
perfect. Every day is a learning experience. There
is a lot that I aspire to achieve. The end of the
ladder doesn’t exist.†He adds, “For a successful
jeweller, a sense of aesthetics comes before the
knowledge of the alphabet. Keen observations
for subtle differences in jewellery are essential.
The attitude of ‘Absolutely No Compromise on
Quality’ always pays off.â€
Asked as to how Gem Palace has maintained
its exclusivity, he says, “Fusion is the word. We
innovate. Of course we stick to the traditional
themes, but contemporise the pieces, which is
what makes for everlasting appeal. Copying from
bygone times or others is easy; fi nesse is the
ultimate factor in exquisite pieces.†%%
Sudhir does not undermine the signifi cance of
his workers, his ‘team’. This is a day when he has
just attended the wedding of one of his craftsmen’s
son. It strikes him that this is the fourth generation
of that family whose wedding he has attended.
He remembers seeing his father directing this
boy’s grandfather at a point of time. Speaking of
connections with the craftsmen, he says that they
are unscathed by the current
wave of discontent. “There is a
loyalty of family members, to
family members. There is an
attachment, a relationship
of mutual respect. Their skill
is in their genes; watching
their forefathers before them
has wired the programme in their
system, and the art fl ows uninhibited
through them. And we give it due
respect.†%%
Gem Palace incorporates Social
Responsibility through the L.K. Kasliwal
Charitable Trust, which sponsors education of
underprivileged children and caters to infrastructure
development and sports in institutions that need
aid. In keeping with Indian tradition, they prefer
to go about their philanthropy quietly.
So what is the man within the jeweller
all about? To reiterate, passion is his second
name. His ardour for vintage cars is evident as
his collection boasts of the what was once the
personal Mercedes of Maharani Gayatri Devi
of Jaipur, which she got in 1968 and used to
drive herself. Of course, this is just one of the
automobiles in a spectacular collection that we
mention here. Winner of the Cartier Vintage Car
Rally several times in various categories, each day
fi nds Sudhir deeply involved with old mechanics
who help maintain his precious collection.
The other passion in his life is photography.
The photographs adorning the walls in the offi ce
speak a million words. The artist in him is evident
as each photograph is a rhapsody in itself. People
and moods are his favourite subjects, and he
recalls how the response to his fi rst photography
exhibition encouraged him to pursue the interest.
His keen sense of aesthetics rules here as well. In
fact, on a recent trip to Bhutan, his discerning eye
captured the fl avours of the Buddhist land in all its
splendour and beauty. Evidently, he is a jeweller
in photography as well. Each detail within a
frame, every colour and detail in the composition
come together as indelible imprints of moments
immortalised in time.%%
That brings us to his collection of photographs
of 91 years of the life of Maharani Gayatri Devi,
which he handed over to the trust after her
demise, and which was the cynosure of all eyes at
the Jaipur Jewellery Show in 2009. %%
Sudhir has maintained his dark room from
the days when he used to develop his fi lm rolls
Indian Jeweller 58 February-March 2011
manually. One gets a privileged look at his father’s
collection of photographs giving a glimpse of the
jewellery industry and craftsmen at work in Jaipur
from the 1950s. This leads him to tell us that he
has an original copy of Jeypore Enamels by Jacob
And Hendley (1886), a re-print of which he has
recently acquired. A collector of rare books, he
n Sudhir Kasliwal receiving GJEPC Export Award
likes being surrounded by the best of books. %%
What keeps him away from Gem Palace, apart
from traveling, is his favorite sport, golf. As he
sums up, if you are passionate about something,
you will find time to do it. Now, playing golf is a
form of daily meditation for him.
A strong family man, he speaks fondly of his
daughters, Shweta and Aditi, both of whom
have taken their aesthetic lineage to apply it to
modern forms. Shweta is a MICA graduate, and is
now a Creative Art Director, while Aditi excelled at
NID Ahemdabad and pursues Graphic Designing.
Their successful growth in their respective fields is
evident in the pride with which their father relates
them. %%
On a concluding note, sharing his insight with
other jewellers, Sudhir opines that the world is
truly a global village. “One must keep an open
mind and assimilate as much as possible. Nothing
exists in a vacuum. Modern techniques and
machinery have altered jewellery a lot, and the
need is to adapt to the changes. Fine aesthetics
remain a constant for all jewellery,†he says.
{{Gem Palace’s collaborations with
Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
led to some of the current collections
like Byzantine Jewellery and Egyptian
Jewellery. The Victorian/Indo Russian
Collection was recently exhibited at the
famous Oppenheimer Museum of Israel.}}
{{“Fusion is the word. We innovate. Of
course we stick to the traditional themes,
but contemporise the pieces, which is what
makes for everlasting appeal. Copying from
bygone times or others is easy; fi nesse is the
ultimate factor in exquisite pieces.â€}}
{{Gem Palace incorporates Social
Responsibility through the L.K. Kasliwal
Charitable Trust, which sponsors
education of underprivileged children
and caters to infrastructure development
and sports in institutions that need aid.
In keeping with Indian tradition, they
prefer to go about their philanthropy
quietly.}}
{{|*Neither Gem Palace, nor Sudhir Kasliwal, the man at its helm, are strangers to
the world of gems and jewellery. Rather, their renown reaches much beyond
the city of Jaipur where they are based; indeed far beyond the shores of this
country, all the way to the US, taking in the Middle East and Europe on the
way. The list of royals and celebrities who have succumbed to the charms of
Gem Palace jewellery is legion. And Sudhir Kasliwal, as the purveyor of such
sumptuous and magnificent jewellery no doubt holds a special place in their
memories. But beyond his calling as a jeweller, Sudhir Kasliwal has many
more facets, discovers Nandita Kumar.*|}}%%
Gem Palace, Jaipur traces its roots
back over eight generations to
1852 when it was established
by the Kasliwal family. Since then, the Kasliwals
have had the distinction of having been jewellers
to royals from all over India as well as abroad.
Within India, they adorned members of the
Moghul court, have been jewellers to Jaipur royalty
over generations, and have catered to many
other erstwhile royals in the Indian subcontinent.
Originally commissioned by royal families to
provide heirlooms and objects d’art of gold and
semi-precious stones, Gem Palace has maintained
the tradition of being the destination for current
international royalty and the who’s who of society
in India and abroad. %%
International a must-visit place on the itinerary
of most jewellery loving celebrities is the Gem
Palace showroom on MI Road Jaipur. This was Gem
Palace’s fi rst jewellery showroom to come up, and
now there are boutiques across Rajasthan, other
parts of India, New York, Aspen and LA. Word has
it, each boasts of the most exclusive clientele. %%
The grapevine in Jaipur is agog with talk of
Sudhir Kasliwal’s personal relations with Bill
Clinton, and clients like Prince Charles, Iranian
royalty, Arab sheikhs, Goldie Hawn, Gwyneth
Paltrow; and the list goes on. %%
Gem Palace’s collaborations with Metropolitan
Museum of Art, New York led to some of the
current collections like Byzantine Jewellery and
Egyptian Jewellery. The Victorian/Indo Russian
Collection was recently exhibited at the famous
Oppenheimer Museum of Israel. The pieces are
inlaid with special cuts of diamonds showing
interesting waltzing effects of light. The setting
techniques are from the late 1800s. Naturally,
rave reviews by international media are common
enough for Gem Palace. %%
But then, this is just ‘one of those things’ for
Gem Palace and Sudhir Kasliwal. He is a man of
few words, and deep passions. Reminiscing about
his early childhood, he comments on how growing
up in a family of jewellers was an experience that
made a deep impact and left a lasting legacy of
an aesthetic sensibility. %%
At a time when he was pursuing a course in
CS, a stroke suffered by L.K. Kasliwal made it
imperative for Sudhir to chip in with the business.
This he views as ‘destined’. His father’s knowledge
and experience gave Sudhir an early training in
the art of jewellery making. Senior Kasliwal’s
insistence that the son gain exposure abroad
made for real learning experiences, and has gone
a long way in moulding his attitude to learning. %%
Gem Palace is the winner of The Gem and
Jewellery Export Promotion Council’s Award
for three consecutive years for ‘Highest Sales
to Foreign Tourists’. Sudhir’s disarming humility
makes it his strongest asset. Upon being asked
to comment on the success of Gem Palace,
he smiles, and says, “I can’t say I am a perfect
jeweller. I am just one among thousands of other
jewellers in this city. One, maybe highly placed
in the profession, but that doesn’t make you
n Gem Palace buliding, Jaipur
n Munnu and Sanjay sharing a joke with Prince Charles.
perfect. Every day is a learning experience. There
is a lot that I aspire to achieve. The end of the
ladder doesn’t exist.†He adds, “For a successful
jeweller, a sense of aesthetics comes before the
knowledge of the alphabet. Keen observations
for subtle differences in jewellery are essential.
The attitude of ‘Absolutely No Compromise on
Quality’ always pays off.â€
Asked as to how Gem Palace has maintained
its exclusivity, he says, “Fusion is the word. We
innovate. Of course we stick to the traditional
themes, but contemporise the pieces, which is
what makes for everlasting appeal. Copying from
bygone times or others is easy; fi nesse is the
ultimate factor in exquisite pieces.†%%
Sudhir does not undermine the signifi cance of
his workers, his ‘team’. This is a day when he has
just attended the wedding of one of his craftsmen’s
son. It strikes him that this is the fourth generation
of that family whose wedding he has attended.
He remembers seeing his father directing this
boy’s grandfather at a point of time. Speaking of
connections with the craftsmen, he says that they
are unscathed by the current
wave of discontent. “There is a
loyalty of family members, to
family members. There is an
attachment, a relationship
of mutual respect. Their skill
is in their genes; watching
their forefathers before them
has wired the programme in their
system, and the art fl ows uninhibited
through them. And we give it due
respect.†%%
Gem Palace incorporates Social
Responsibility through the L.K. Kasliwal
Charitable Trust, which sponsors education of
underprivileged children and caters to infrastructure
development and sports in institutions that need
aid. In keeping with Indian tradition, they prefer
to go about their philanthropy quietly.
So what is the man within the jeweller
all about? To reiterate, passion is his second
name. His ardour for vintage cars is evident as
his collection boasts of the what was once the
personal Mercedes of Maharani Gayatri Devi
of Jaipur, which she got in 1968 and used to
drive herself. Of course, this is just one of the
automobiles in a spectacular collection that we
mention here. Winner of the Cartier Vintage Car
Rally several times in various categories, each day
fi nds Sudhir deeply involved with old mechanics
who help maintain his precious collection.
The other passion in his life is photography.
The photographs adorning the walls in the offi ce
speak a million words. The artist in him is evident
as each photograph is a rhapsody in itself. People
and moods are his favourite subjects, and he
recalls how the response to his fi rst photography
exhibition encouraged him to pursue the interest.
His keen sense of aesthetics rules here as well. In
fact, on a recent trip to Bhutan, his discerning eye
captured the fl avours of the Buddhist land in all its
splendour and beauty. Evidently, he is a jeweller
in photography as well. Each detail within a
frame, every colour and detail in the composition
come together as indelible imprints of moments
immortalised in time.%%
That brings us to his collection of photographs
of 91 years of the life of Maharani Gayatri Devi,
which he handed over to the trust after her
demise, and which was the cynosure of all eyes at
the Jaipur Jewellery Show in 2009. %%
Sudhir has maintained his dark room from
the days when he used to develop his fi lm rolls
Indian Jeweller 58 February-March 2011
manually. One gets a privileged look at his father’s
collection of photographs giving a glimpse of the
jewellery industry and craftsmen at work in Jaipur
from the 1950s. This leads him to tell us that he
has an original copy of Jeypore Enamels by Jacob
And Hendley (1886), a re-print of which he has
recently acquired. A collector of rare books, he
n Sudhir Kasliwal receiving GJEPC Export Award
likes being surrounded by the best of books. %%
What keeps him away from Gem Palace, apart
from traveling, is his favorite sport, golf. As he
sums up, if you are passionate about something,
you will find time to do it. Now, playing golf is a
form of daily meditation for him.
A strong family man, he speaks fondly of his
daughters, Shweta and Aditi, both of whom
have taken their aesthetic lineage to apply it to
modern forms. Shweta is a MICA graduate, and is
now a Creative Art Director, while Aditi excelled at
NID Ahemdabad and pursues Graphic Designing.
Their successful growth in their respective fields is
evident in the pride with which their father relates
them. %%
On a concluding note, sharing his insight with
other jewellers, Sudhir opines that the world is
truly a global village. “One must keep an open
mind and assimilate as much as possible. Nothing
exists in a vacuum. Modern techniques and
machinery have altered jewellery a lot, and the
need is to adapt to the changes. Fine aesthetics
remain a constant for all jewellery,†he says.
{{Gem Palace’s collaborations with
Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
led to some of the current collections
like Byzantine Jewellery and Egyptian
Jewellery. The Victorian/Indo Russian
Collection was recently exhibited at the
famous Oppenheimer Museum of Israel.}}
{{“Fusion is the word. We innovate. Of
course we stick to the traditional themes,
but contemporise the pieces, which is what
makes for everlasting appeal. Copying from
bygone times or others is easy; fi nesse is the
ultimate factor in exquisite pieces.â€}}
{{Gem Palace incorporates Social
Responsibility through the L.K. Kasliwal
Charitable Trust, which sponsors
education of underprivileged children
and caters to infrastructure development
and sports in institutions that need aid.
In keeping with Indian tradition, they
prefer to go about their philanthropy
quietly.}}
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