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Forevermark, the diamond brand from the De Beers group of companies established its presence in the city of Ahmedabad, in Gujarat, India, forming partnerships with the authorised Forevermark jewellers of the city. The feat was celebrated with a showing of Forevermark’s diamond pieces from the Promise Exhibition which is a collection of pledges and exceptional diamond pieces from leading design talents of the modern day. Apart from this, there were also other exceptional diamonds and diamond jewellery on display.

Sachin Jain, Managing Director, Forevermark India states, “ Forevermark is a diamond brand that will offer today’s Indian diamond purchasers, quality, integrity and inspiration. The Gujarati passion for diamonds is well-known and hence we’re glad to be able to introduce what we believe will become the ultimate diamond brand, to this lively and vibrant city.”

Authorised Forevermark jewellers in Ahmedabad include Arvindbhai Bechardas Jewellers, Arunbhai Maneklal Jhaveri & Sons and Kabra Jewels Pvt Ltd. Continuing its expansion, Forevermark is also seeking to partner with jewellers in Baroda.

Also, Forevermark celebrated forming an association with Damodardas and Narayan jewellers in Vadodara, Gujarat, with a glittering event. Model and actress Aamna Sharif unveiled diamond pieces from the Promise exhibition on the occassion. Talking about the association, Mr Ravi Chokshi, Director, Damodardas Jewellers said, “Also, we follow the quest for perfection and trust hereby offering elegant and exquisite collection to our customers, entrenched with our age-old values. It’s truly an honour to associate with Forevermark which comes from the De Beers group of companies.”

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Back at the exhibition, the stall of Naval Kishore from Bihar University in Bhagalpur, saw young women coming in large numbers to purchase jewellery made of jute. "This jewellery is very different - extremely light weight and fashionable. It is hard to believe that these were hand-made as the patterns were intricate and neat. They had even printed the names of the women who made this jewellery," said Simran Makkar, a resident of Gurdev Nagar.

Meanwhile, Jyoti and Kalpana from Mandi were witnessed busy selling pickles and Himachali spices. "I bought a pickle called 'Lungru' pickle, garlic pickle and a special chilly. They have all been made from organic products and are very tasty. I have also bought some powdered spices like 'anardana', 'dhania' and 'haldi' from the stall," said Sunita Aggarwal, a resident of Model Town.

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