I wanted to add a sculptural element to bring the jewellery
A jeweller was stabbed
and robbed by unidentified persons at his shop in Kasarwadi on Monday. The
victim, identified as Narendrakumar Champalal Jain (42), is a resident of
Parshwanath society in Kasarwadi.
Police said the victim was admitted to the Aditya Birla Hospital in Thergaon as he suffered several injuries on face, hands and other body parts. His situation was, however,Engraving systems and products - A complete line of engraving machines and laser engraving machine. reported to be stable.high quality wholesale jewelry directly from top Chinese reliable Jewelry wholesalers. Police said the value of jewellery stolen was not known till reports last came in.
Jain is an owner of Ramesh Jewellers at Pawar Chawl in Kasdarwadi. Around 3 pm, two unidentified men came to the shop and attacked him with weapons and fled after closing the door of the shop. On seeing the door of the shop closed, local residents sensed something wrong and checked into the shop only to find Jain lying in a pool of blood, police said.
They informed the police control room following which police rushed Jain to YCM Hospital from where he shifted to Aditya Birla Hospital.
Senior police officers, including deputy commissioner (Zone III) Shahji Umap, assistant commissioner (crime) Vinod Satav, inspectors Sudhir Aspat, Mohan Vidhate, visited the crime scene for investigation. The dog squad was also pressed into service to get clues about the assailants. The sniffer dog guided the police to Kasarwadi railway station to trace the assailants.growing sports shoes manufacturer in India offering a unique collection of footwear.
Police, who found a gold chain at the crime scene, are probing whether robbery or any dispute over financial matters was the cause of crime. The assailants are believed to be aged between 25 and 30 years.
Fresh from the satisfaction of having a Bond girl wear one of his neckpieces to the premier of the latest 007 flick, Skyfall, one Australian jeweller is capitalising on his new-found global exposure
Australian-born, London-based jeweller Jordan Askill has teamed with UK fashion giant Topshop in what can be described as a coup for the designer. The leading fashion chain has chosen Askill as the designer for this season’s jewellery collaboration.
Askill’s panther jewellery collection is something Topshop hopes will appeal to “cool girls” everywhere.
“I wanted to design classic, cute personal jewellery that could go with every look and feel. I wanted to add a sculptural element to bring the jewellery into the next dimension,” Askill says on the Topshop blog.
Topshop has more than 400 stores globally (300 in the UK) and two stores in Australia and thanks to the magic of the internet Topshop’s popularity extends to more than 100 countries through the company’s web-based sales and flagship stores in Chicago and New York.
Askill told Jeweller the relationship with Topshop began last year and he hoped the exposure in the retailer’s stores would lead to a wider audience understanding his work.Shop for bobblehead head dolls from the official NBC Universal Store and build.
“My brand was first introduced to Topshop through its NewGen initiative,Brantano offers a wide range of shoes for ladies in every style to fit every occasion. which I was lucky enough to be involved in.
“As a company, they are so focused on developing beautiful product that is true to the designer within their designer collaborations,” he said, explaining why the relationship was so important to him.
“While doing this they create product that is affordable and reaches a wider audience.”
In particular, the design that has captured the imagination of the company’s fashion heirarchy is Askill’s use of a panther head.
“The panther is a form I have worked with from my first season and it was a delicate, classic motif that I thought would be perfect for the youthful Topshop girl.
“It was important for me to create a more sculptural element to the pieces, reflective of my own brand. I find it important to complete my world with delicate universal symbols,” he said.
Police said the victim was admitted to the Aditya Birla Hospital in Thergaon as he suffered several injuries on face, hands and other body parts. His situation was, however,Engraving systems and products - A complete line of engraving machines and laser engraving machine. reported to be stable.high quality wholesale jewelry directly from top Chinese reliable Jewelry wholesalers. Police said the value of jewellery stolen was not known till reports last came in.
Jain is an owner of Ramesh Jewellers at Pawar Chawl in Kasdarwadi. Around 3 pm, two unidentified men came to the shop and attacked him with weapons and fled after closing the door of the shop. On seeing the door of the shop closed, local residents sensed something wrong and checked into the shop only to find Jain lying in a pool of blood, police said.
They informed the police control room following which police rushed Jain to YCM Hospital from where he shifted to Aditya Birla Hospital.
Senior police officers, including deputy commissioner (Zone III) Shahji Umap, assistant commissioner (crime) Vinod Satav, inspectors Sudhir Aspat, Mohan Vidhate, visited the crime scene for investigation. The dog squad was also pressed into service to get clues about the assailants. The sniffer dog guided the police to Kasarwadi railway station to trace the assailants.growing sports shoes manufacturer in India offering a unique collection of footwear.
Police, who found a gold chain at the crime scene, are probing whether robbery or any dispute over financial matters was the cause of crime. The assailants are believed to be aged between 25 and 30 years.
Fresh from the satisfaction of having a Bond girl wear one of his neckpieces to the premier of the latest 007 flick, Skyfall, one Australian jeweller is capitalising on his new-found global exposure
Australian-born, London-based jeweller Jordan Askill has teamed with UK fashion giant Topshop in what can be described as a coup for the designer. The leading fashion chain has chosen Askill as the designer for this season’s jewellery collaboration.
Askill’s panther jewellery collection is something Topshop hopes will appeal to “cool girls” everywhere.
“I wanted to design classic, cute personal jewellery that could go with every look and feel. I wanted to add a sculptural element to bring the jewellery into the next dimension,” Askill says on the Topshop blog.
Topshop has more than 400 stores globally (300 in the UK) and two stores in Australia and thanks to the magic of the internet Topshop’s popularity extends to more than 100 countries through the company’s web-based sales and flagship stores in Chicago and New York.
Askill told Jeweller the relationship with Topshop began last year and he hoped the exposure in the retailer’s stores would lead to a wider audience understanding his work.Shop for bobblehead head dolls from the official NBC Universal Store and build.
“My brand was first introduced to Topshop through its NewGen initiative,Brantano offers a wide range of shoes for ladies in every style to fit every occasion. which I was lucky enough to be involved in.
“As a company, they are so focused on developing beautiful product that is true to the designer within their designer collaborations,” he said, explaining why the relationship was so important to him.
“While doing this they create product that is affordable and reaches a wider audience.”
In particular, the design that has captured the imagination of the company’s fashion heirarchy is Askill’s use of a panther head.
“The panther is a form I have worked with from my first season and it was a delicate, classic motif that I thought would be perfect for the youthful Topshop girl.
“It was important for me to create a more sculptural element to the pieces, reflective of my own brand. I find it important to complete my world with delicate universal symbols,” he said.
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