May 16
Indian Gem and Jewellery Industry have been under pressure in FY 2011-2012. A marginal decline of 0.36% in the period has been witnessed due to the decrease in trading exports of diamonds. Retail jewellery took a hit after Akshaya Tritiya due to the decreasing rupee against dollar. Gold Jewellery Export • In FY 2011-12, the … more
May 12
The affordable white metal is back in the market with an impact, owing to price hike of gold item around the globe. The word silver originated from Anglo-Saxon Seolfor or siolfur; meaning ‘silver’, and Latin argentum meaning ‘silver’. Silver: A brief Prior to the 18th Century, silver was found primarily in the homes of the … more
May 08
After the social media revolution, is e-commerce the next big follow up in India? Recent trends and figures give an affirmative nod. Australian’s total online spend would reach $10 billion with a 9.1 percent growth in online spending. Is India ready to take advantage of the e-commerce boom? Four reasons that e-commerce is set to … more
May 03
Indian rupee has weakened against dollar, with the current price of Rs 53.1 for $1. This has in return affected the Indian rupee resulting in its all time high value of Rs 29,690 per 10 gm. The speculated gold price for the next 2 months is Rs 32,000 per 10 gm. On Akshaya Tritiya festival … more
May 02
Remember the song, “sona sona baba sona sona baba sona sona sona” from Biwi No. 1? Since the last couple of days, everyone is humming Sona song for all the Biwis and brides this wedding season. This is due to the sudden spurt in gold price. Even though, the global scenario is way off peak, … more
Apr 25
Last year, the Gold Prices were quite volatile. The precious metal underwent some record breaking patterns in 2011. The London fixed price of gold hit $1,895 twice in early September. Spot gold prices for immediate settlement, also known as gold futures to some, briefly cruised to $1,916 per ounce around the same time. Year-to-date, the … more
Le Beau Sancy, The Oldest Diamond Sold For USD9.57 Million
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