3. ◎This sector contributes around 6-7% of country’s
GDP.
◎India exports 95% of the world’s diamonds.
◎India is the largest exporter of gold jewellery in
the world
◎It accounts for 20% of world consumption.
6. Gold
• Comprises around
80% of Indian
jewellery.
• High levels of
manufacturing and
consumption.
Diamonds
• World’s largest
cutting and
polishing industry
for diamonds.
• Well supported by
banking sector
and government
policies.
8. Significance of Jewellery in India
Tradition
• Jewellery and
Indian women
are always
linked inherently.
During wedding
as well as
numerous other
occasions, a
woman is gifted
jewellery by her
parents
Security
• Security in
times of
contingency
and also
serves the
purpose of
financial
need, which
can be
depended
upon
Celebration
• Jewellery are
gifted in different
phases of life
such as, birth
and marriage.
Ornaments like
mangalsutra
quintessential
for married
Indian women
11. ◎Established in the year 1864.
◎Founder- Tribhovandas Bhimji Zaveri.
◎It has 28 showrooms across 21 cities.
◎Total Retail Space- 95200 sq. Ft.
◎USP – Unique design, trusted brand.
◎Retail format- Franchisee.
◎ Last year turnover- Rs. 1659.41 crores
12.
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14. ◎Established in 1966.
◎Owner- Mr. Mehul Choksi.
◎USP- Unique design skills and technology.
◎150 outlets in India.
◎500,000 square feet of retail space.
◎ Retail Format- Franchisee.
◎Last year turnover – Rs.8614.44 Cr
15.
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17. ◎Established in the year- April 2005.
◎Owner- Padam Chand Gupta & Balram Garg.
◎It has 53 stores across 40 cities in India.
◎ Total Retail Space- 2,50,000 sq. ft.
◎USP- Trust and customer loyalty.
◎Retail Format- High Street Format.
◎Last year turnover- Rs.7308.63 crores