The Leading Leader in the Gems and Jewellery Industry

Meet Abhishek Gilara, the visionary transforming the gems and jewellery industry with innovation, craftsmanship, and leadership in our exclusive Business Minds Media edition.

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1. Gilara The Guardian of Indian Jewellery Heritage INDIA Dr. Abhishek THE LEADING LEADER IN THE GEMS AND Jewellery INDUSTRY Cultural Revival How Heritage Designs Are Making a Comeback PA G E : 1 6 Sustainable Jewellery Can Luxury and Eco-Friendliness Coexist? PA G E : 2 2 MANAGING DIRECTOR
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4. INDIA MANAGING EDITOR Abhishek Roy ART & DESIGN HEAD Rohit Sutar BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MANAGER Raviraj Khankhure EXECUTIVES Nisha Salunke, Atharva Gaikwad MARKETING MANAGER Nikita Khaladkar TECHNICAL HEAD Sam Fernandez DIGITAL MARKETING MANAGER Amit Singh CIRCULATION MANAGER Rohan Agrawal ACCOUNTANT Melina D’souza ADDRESS Business Minds Media Tech LLC. 5830 E 2nd St, Ste 7000 #13042, Casper, Wyoming 82609 United States Business Minds Media Tech LLP. O ce No. 503, Spot18 Mall, Rahatani, Pune 411017 CONTACT US info@businessmindsmedia.in FOLLOW US www.businessmindsmedia.in +91 8484076698 +91 9834514296 CREDITS
5. Editor's Perspective Jewellery turns fleeting moments into something that lasts, capturing emotions in metal and stone. A simple band can symbolize a lifelong promise, a pendant can carry generations of meaning, and a gemstone, shaped by time itself, can tell a story of both nature's artistry and human craftsmanship. More than mere adornments, these treasures become personal milestones, heirlooms of sentiment, and reflections of the beauty we cherish. Our latest edition delves into the brilliance of the gems and jewellery industry, spotlighting the visionaries who shape its present and future. From master artisans reviving age-old techniques to innovators pioneering sustainable materials and cutting-edge designs, we bring you the stories behind the sparkle. Each feature highlights the craftsmanship, strategy, and ingenuity that keep this industry at the forefront of both heritage and modernity. The significance of this edition lies in the evolving landscape of jewellery. Today's consumers crave authenticity, ethical sourcing, and a connection to the pieces they wear. At the same time, technology is reshaping everything from gemstone certification to personalized design, proving that tradition and innovation can shine side by side. By capturing these shifts, we aim to provide a comprehensive look at how the industry continues to reinvent itself while staying true to its essence. Looking ahead, the jewellery world is poised for an era where sustainability, craftsmanship, and storytelling will drive its evolution. As trends come and go, one truth remains—jewellery is never just about the materials it's made of; it's about the meaning we give it. And as long as there are stories to be told, milestones to celebrate, and love to express, the industry will continue to shine, adapting with brilliance and purpose. Abhishek Roy - Managing Editor Honouring Heirlooms That Hold Memories
7. CONTENTS Cover Story Articles Dr. Abhishek Gilara The Guardian of Indian Jewellery Heritage Cultural Revival How Heritage Designs Are Making a Comeback Sustainable Jewellery Can Luxury and Eco-Friendliness Coexist? 22 16
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11. has long been a language of its own—a way to immortalize love, mark triumphs, and weave personal histories into something tangible. More than an accessory, it carries the weight of emotions, traditions, and the artistry of those who shape it. A single piece can hold the quiet strength of a mother's blessing, the unbreakable bond of a promise, or the whispered stories of generations past. Despite this deep significance, many businesses in the luxury Jewellery industry struggle to preserve the soul of their craft. In the pursuit of mass production and fleeting trends, authenticity often takes a backseat. Traditional artistry is diluted, artisans are sidelined, and the essence of what makes Jewellery timeless is sometimes lost in the rush to modernize. While technological advancements present endless possibilities, few brands successfully bridge the gap between innovation and heritage, between commercial success and meaningful craftsmanship. Rambhajo's stands apart as a rare exception. With a legacy dating back to 1920, it has remained resolute in its commitment to preserving India's exquisite Jewellery-making traditions while embracing thoughtful innovation. Under the guidance Dr. Abhishek Gilara, the brand curates stories, nurtures artisans, and ensures that every creation reflects both heritage and evolution. Embodying a Legacy of Craftsmanship Rambhajo's has been an integral part of India's Jewellery heritage for over a century, embodying a legacy of Jeweery craftsmanship and tradition. Established in 1920, the brand began as a humble endeavor dedicated to the art of handcrafted Jewellery. Over time, it has grown into a name recognized for its trust, exclusivity, and timeless elegance. What distinguishes Rambhajo's is its dedication to preserving India's traditional Jewellery-making techniques while embracing innovation. Specializing in Jadau, Polki, Kundan, and Meenakari Jewellery, the brand ensures that each piece is crafted with meticulous attention to detail by artisans who have honed their skills over generations. Every creation is more than an ornament—it is a legacy, a connection to history, and a reflection of India's artistic heritage. Rambhajo's continues to strike a balance between heritage and contemporary influences. While deeply rooted in tradition, the brand incorporates modern design elements to appeal to evolving tastes, ensuring that its Jewellery remains both relevant and timeless. This ability to honor the past while embracing the future is what makes Rambhajo's truly unique. Taking the Leadership Mantle Dr. Abhishek's decision to take on a leadership role at Rambhajo's was driven by a deep sense of responsibility toward the legacy built by generations before him. For him, it was more than a career choice—it was a commitment to preserving and elevating a heritage rooted in craftsmanship and trust. Having grown up surrounded by the artistry of Jewellery-making, he witnessed firsthand the intricate www.businessmindsmedia.in 09 The Leading Leader in the Gems and Jewellery Industry
12. techniques, the dedication of artisans, and the lasting relationships forged with clients. His journey in leading Rambhajo's has been shaped by a strong belief in continuous learning, innovation, and discipline. While honoring the brand's traditional craftsmanship remains at the core of his approach, he also recognizes the need to expand its reach and adapt to the evolving global market. His vision is to position Rambhajo's as a luxury brand that not only represents India's rich Jewellery heritage but also resonates with contemporary consumers. Under his leadership, the brand seamlessly blends tradition with modernity, ensuring that while the essence of its craftsmanship remains intact, it also evolves to meet the expectations of a new generation. This balance between heritage and innovation is what defines his approach to steering Rambhajo's into the future. Creating Heirlooms that Hold Memories At Rambhajo's, Jewellery is more than an ornament—it is a vessel of emotion, a keeper of memories, and a legacy passed from one generation to the next. Deeply ingrained in India's cultural fabric, each piece holds a significance far beyond its aesthetic value. Whether it is a mother entrusting her bridal necklace to her daughter, a couple selecting the perfect engagement ring, or a family commemorating a milestone, Rambhajo's understands that Jewellery carries a personal story waiting to be told. Dr. Abhishek Gilara ensures that every creation at Rambhajo's reflects this deep emotional connection. Customization plays a pivotal role, with artisans working closely with clients to weave their vision and sentiments into bespoke designs. Symbolism is another defining element, as motifs inspired by mythology, nature, and heritage lend meaning to each creation, transforming Jewellery into a form of storytelling. Above all, the brand's commitment to handcrafted excellence ensures that every piece is shaped with unparalleled artistry, infused with the passion and precision of master craftsmen. Through this approach, Rambhajo's does not simply craft Jewellery—it creates heirlooms that hold memories, emotions, and cultural significance, ensuring that each piece is not just owned but treasured for generations. Innovation Rooted in Tradition Rambhajo's has built its legacy on the mastery of Jadau, Polki, Kundan, and Meena Jewellery—art forms that have defined India's regal heritage for centuries. Preserving these intricate techniques while adapting to evolving tastes requires a careful balance of tradition and innovation, a philosophy that Dr. Abhishek Gilara upholds in his leadership of the brand. At the heart of this commitment is the empowerment of artisans. Under Abhishek's guidance, Rambhajo's invests in structured training programs that ensure the transfer of time- honored craftsmanship from one generation to the next. This dedication to skill preservation keeps the essence of these age-old techniques alive, maintaining their authenticity and precision. While craftsmanship remains rooted in tradition, design evolution allows the brand to cater to contemporary preferences. Abhishek emphasizes the importance of introducing modern silhouettes, lightweight adaptations, and fusion styles, ensuring that classic artistry resonates with today's discerning clientele. www.businessmindsmedia.in 010
13. Technology also plays a pivotal role in this seamless integration of heritage and modernity. Advanced 3D modeling and AI-driven design forecasting enable the brand to refine intricate details while anticipating emerging trends. Through this fusion of innovation with tradition, Abhishek continues to shape Rambhajo's as a custodian of India's Jewellery heritage, ensuring its creations remain both timeless and relevant for generations to come. Crafting One-of-a-kind Bridal Masterpieces Bespoke bridal Jewellery at Rambhajo's is more than an accessory—it is a reflection of heritage, emotion, and personal storytelling. Under the leadership of Dr. Abhishek Gilara, the brand has perfected the art of crafting one-of-a- kind bridal masterpieces that seamlessly blend tradition with individuality. The journey begins with an in-depth consultation, where the team takes the time to understand the bride's personality, cultural heritage, and aesthetic preferences. Every design is created with the intention of resonating deeply with its wearer, ensuring that it becomes an integral part of her story. Once the vision is set, skilled designers translate ideas into intricate sketches, incorporating motifs and gemstones that hold sentimental value. Ethical sourcing remains at the core of Rambhajo's craftsmanship, with hand-selected Polki diamonds, gold, and other precious materials chosen with precision. Bringing these designs to life requires the expertise of master artisans, who meticulously transform sketches into tangible works of art. Every detail is crafted with unparalleled precision, ensuring that the final piece is both visually stunning and technically flawless. Before delivery, the Jewellery undergoes a thorough quality check, ensuring it meets the highest standards of craftsmanship. The result is not just an ornament but an heirloom—a timeless creation that carries deep personal significance and is destined to be cherished for generations. Blending Heritage with Contemporary Aesthetic Under the leadership of Dr. Abhishek Gilara, Rambhajo's has mastered the art of blending heritage with contemporary aesthetics, ensuring its Jewellery remains relevant to evolving consumer preferences. The brand's approach to achieving this balance is rooted in innovation while preserving time-honored craftsmanship. One of the key strategies is designing adaptable pieces that offer versatility. Many of Rambhajo's traditional sets At Rambhajo's, we blend the precision of age-old techniques with the possibilities of modern design. , , , , www.businessmindsmedia.in 011
14. feature detachable components, allowing them to be styled in multiple ways, seamlessly transitioning from grand occasions to everyday elegance. While the foundation of Rambhajo's Jewellery lies in traditional techniques like Jadau, Polki, Kundan, and Meenakari, the brand introduces contemporary elements such as modern color palettes, refined silhouettes, and global design influences. This thoughtful evolution ensures that each creation speaks to both classic connoisseurs and modern collectors. Additionally, Rambhajo's embraces collaborations with contemporary designers, bringing in fresh perspectives while staying ahead of emerging trends. The brand also invests in trend forecasting, analyzing global shifts in Jewellery preferences to craft pieces that resonate with today's audience while maintaining their timeless appeal. By seamlessly integrating heritage with modernity, Rambhajo's continues to offer Jewellery that not only honors tradition but also complements the tastes of the new generation. Jewellery That is as Responsible as it is Exquisite Under the leadership of Dr. Abhishek, Rambhajo's remains committed to integrating responsible practices while maintaining its hallmark of exclusivity. Sustainability is a key priority, woven into every stage of the brand's operations to ensure that luxury and ethics go hand in hand. Ethical sourcing is at the core of Rambhajo's approach, with the brand procuring conflict-free diamonds and responsibly mined gold. Each material is carefully selected to meet high ethical and quality standards, ensuring that every piece carries not only beauty but also integrity. 9 Sustainable manufacturing is another focus, with eco-friendly processes incorporated into Jewellery production. From reducing waste to implementing energy-efficient techniques, Rambhajo's continually refines its methods to minimize environmental impact while upholding the precision and craftsmanship it is known for. The brand also prioritizes artisan welfare, recognizing that its legacy is built upon generations of skilled craftsmen. Rambhajo's ensures fair wages, safe working conditions, and continuous skill development programs, preserving traditional artistry while empowering artisans. By blending sustainability with exclusivity, Rambhajo's redefines luxury—offering Jewellery that is as responsible as it is exquisite. Digital Evolution in Luxury Jewellery , , , , By embracing new technologies while staying true to our roots, we ensure that our Jewellery remains relevant for generations to come. Rambhajo's has significantly expanded its e-commerce presence, offering a seamless online shopping experience. Features such as virtual try-ons allow customers to visualize Jewellery pieces before making a purchase, bridging the gap between traditional retail and digital convenience. The brand is also integrating AI- powered customization, enabling clients to design their own Jewellery digitally. This interactive experience ensures that every piece reflects personal preferences while preserving the essence of Rambhajo's craftsmanship. To further enhance accessibility, Rambhajo's offers virtual consultations, allowing clients across the globe to receive expert styling advice and personalized recommendations. These sessions provide the same level of attention and detail as an in-person visit, reinforcing the brand's commitment to exceptional customer service. Rambhajo's Global Ascent Expanding Rambhajo's to a global audience has presented both opportunities and challenges. Under the leadership of Dr. Abhishek, the brand has navigated cultural differences, logistical complexities, and the intricacies of international brand positioning. Establishing a presence across five continents required a strategic approach that blended tradition with modern market dynamics. One of the key strategies has been localized marketing—ensuring that campaigns resonate with the unique cultural preferences of each region. By understanding the nuances of diverse markets, Rambhajo's has successfully www.businessmindsmedia.in 012
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16. positioned itself as a brand that honors heritage while appealing to contemporary tastes. Strategic partnerships with luxury boutiques worldwide have also played a crucial role in expanding its footprint, offering clients exclusive access to its exquisite collections. Additionally, the brand has focused on opening high-end showrooms in key global markets, providing an immersive experience that reflects the legacy and craftsmanship of Rambhajo's. At the heart of this expansion lies Dr. Abhishek's leadership philosophy, which is rooted in simplicity, authenticity, and continuous learning. He believes that simplicity allows the brand to maintain a sharp focus on quality and craftsmanship, while authenticity fosters trust and long- lasting relationships with clients. A commitment to continuous learning ensures that the brand remains innovative, adapting to evolving consumer expectations while staying true to its legacy. Blueprint for the Future of Luxury Jewellery Looking ahead, the future of luxury Jewellery is being shaped by digital innovation, ethical sourcing, and a seamless fusion of traditional and contemporary designs. As Rambhajo's continues to evolve, it remains dedicated to these principles, ensuring that its Jewellery remains both timeless and relevant. For young entrepreneurs entering the luxury space, Dr. Abhishek emphasizes the importance of balancing tradition with innovation. He advises them to stay rooted in their heritage while embracing change, prioritize quality over mass production, and maintain an unwavering commitment to learning and growth. By doing so, they can carve a unique path, blending legacy with modernity to create something truly extraordinary. BM I N D I A www.businessmindsmedia.in 014
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19. Fashion, art, and design have always been shaped by history, drawing inspiration from cultural traditions and the craftsmanship of the past. In recent years, there has been a remarkable resurgence of heritage designs across various industries, from textiles and architecture to jewellery and furniture. As globalization advances, there is an increasing appreciation for authenticity, storytelling, and craftsmanship—elements deeply embedded in heritage designs. This revival is not just about nostalgia; it is a movement that connects generations, preserves traditions, and celebrates cultural identity in a modern world. A Renewed Appreciation for Heritage The resurgence of heritage designs is driven by a desire to reconnect with history and traditions that have long been overshadowed by mass production and commercial trends. Consumers are seeking meaning in their purchases, moving away from disposable fashion and generic aesthetics to embrace craftsmanship, quality, and cultural storytelling. www.businessmindsmedia.in 017
20. This renewed interest is particularly evident in fashion, where traditional weaving, embroidery, and dyeing techniques are being revived. Designers are collaborating with artisans to create pieces that honor cultural traditions while incorporating contemporary elements. Brands like Dior, Gucci, and Burberry have incorporated historical motifs, regional textiles, and indigenous craftsmanship into their collections, proving that heritage and high fashion can coexist. The Influence of Handcrafted Artistry One of the defining characteristics of heritage design is the emphasis on handmade craftsmanship. Many of the techniques used in heritage designs—such as hand-weaving, block printing, and metal engraving—require years of mastery and dedication. These skills, passed down through generations, represent not only artistic excellence but also cultural identity. In regions like India, Morocco, Japan, and Mexico, traditional artisans are experiencing a revival of interest in their work. Handloom fabrics like Banarasi silk, Ikat, and Shibori-dyed textiles are once again in demand. Similarly, indigenous beadwork, intricate metal filigree, and wood tiles, intricate woodwork, and classical architectural forms. Cities that were once rapidly modernizing are now embracing their historical roots, restoring old buildings and integrating local design motifs into contemporary structures. For instance, in Middle Eastern architecture, the revival of mashrabiya screens—ornamental latticework used for privacy and ventilation—has become a defining feature in luxury hotels and modern residences. Similarly, in Europe, classical columns, arches, and frescoes are being reinterpreted in contemporary design, blending the past with the present seamlessly. The hospitality industry has also embraced this trend, with hotels and resorts around the world incorporating carving are being celebrated for their authenticity and uniqueness. Brands and designers are recognizing the importance of sustaining these traditional skills by partnering with artisans and paying them fair wages. The demand for ethical and sustainable fashion has further fueled this movement, as consumers look for handmade products with cultural significance rather than mass-produced alternatives. Architectural Heritage in Modern Spaces Beyond fashion, the revival of heritage designs can also be seen in architecture and interior design. Modern homes, offices, and public spaces are incorporating elements of traditional craftsmanship, such as hand-painted www.businessmindsmedia.in 018
21. local cultural elements into their interiors. From Moroccan riads adorned with zellige tiles to Japanese ryokans with traditional tatami mats, heritage-inspired spaces create a sense of place and authenticity that resonates with travelers. Jewellery and Accessories: A Celebration of Identity Jewellery has always been a reflection of heritage, with cultural motifs and traditional craftsmanship playing a central role in its design. The return of heritage jewellery is evident in the revival of antique-inspired designs, intricate gold filigree, and regional gemstones. Pieces that once belonged to royal families, tribal communities, and ancient civilizations are now being reinterpreted by contemporary designers. Techniques like Kundan and Meenakari from India, Granulation from Etruscan goldsmiths, and filigree from the Middle East are making their way back into modern jewellery collections. These styles not only pay homage to history but also allow wearers to carry a piece of cultural heritage with them. Beyond fine jewellery, accessories such as embroidered handbags, woven adapt folk art into their homes, or incorporate ancestral motifs into their personal style. This generational shift is helping to ensure that heritage designs remain relevant and continue to evolve. Conclusion: A Legacy Reimagined The revival of heritage designs is more than just a fleeting trend; it is a movement that honors history, sustains craftsmanship, and fosters cultural pride. By embracing traditional techniques and adapting them to modern aesthetics, designers and artisans are ensuring that their heritage remains alive and relevant. In a world that often moves too fast, heritage designs remind us of the beauty of slow craftsmanship, the richness of cultural diversity, and the importance of preserving our past while shaping the future. Whether in fashion, jewellery, architecture, or interior design, heritage-inspired creations are a testament to the time- less appeal of tradition and artistry. baskets, and hand-dyed scarves are also experiencing a renaissance. Luxury brands are collaborating with artisans to produce limited-edition heritage-inspired collections, further emphasizing the value of cultural preservation in fashion. Cultural Revival in the Digital Age Technology and digital media have played a crucial role in reviving heritage designs. Social media platforms, e-commerce, and virtual reality experiences have made it easier for artisans and designers to share their work with a global audience. Artisans who once relied on local markets can now sell their handmade goods worldwide, gaining recognition and financial sustainability. Heritage museums and cultural institutions have also embraced digital tools to archive and promote traditional designs. Virtual exhibitions, digital pattern libraries, and AI-driven textile restoration projects are preserving centuries-old techniques and making them accessible for future generations. Additionally, younger generations are rediscovering their cultural roots through fashion and design. Many millennials and Gen Z consumers are choosing to wear traditional attire, www.businessmindsmedia.in 019
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25. he world of fine jewellery has long been Tsynonymous with luxury, exclusivity, and opulence. From dazzling diamonds to radiant gold, these treasures have captivated humanity for centuries. However, the traditional jewellery industry has often been criticized for its environmental and ethical impact, from unethical mining practices to excessive carbon footprints. As consumers become more conscious of sustainability, a new question arises: Can luxury and eco-friendliness truly coexist in the world of jewellery? The Environmental and Ethical Dilemma Traditional jewellery production has significant environmental and social implications. Mining for precious metals and gemstones often leads to deforestation, soil erosion, and water pollution. The process also consumes vast amounts of energy, with gold mining alone contributing to greenhouse gas emissions through the extraction and refinement process. Additionally, concerns over unethical labor practices, including child labor and unsafe working conditions in certain regions, have long plagued the industry. The rise of sustainability-conscious consumers has pushed the jewellery sector to rethink its practices. Ethical sourcing, transparency, and environmentally friendly alternatives are now at the forefront of discussions. But is it Can and Eco-Friendliness www.businessmindsmedia.in 023
26. possible to maintain the essence of luxury while embracing sustainability? Ethical Sourcing: The Heart of Sustainable Jewellery One of the key shifts in the jewellery industry is the emphasis on ethical sourcing. Brands that commit to sustainability ensure that their materials come from conflict-free zones, adhering to fair trade practices. The Kimberley Process, established to prevent the trade of conflict diamonds, is one such initiative that has helped regulate ethical sourcing. However, some argue that this certification is not foolproof, as diamonds from unethical sources can still infiltrate the market. To address this, many luxury brands are turning to blockchain technology to track the journey of gemstones and metals, ensuring complete transparency. Companies like De Beers and Everledger use blockchain to create a digital ledger that verifies the ethical sourcing of diamonds, allowing consumers to trace the origins of their jewellery. The Rise of Lab-Grown Diamonds One of the most significant innovations in sustainable jewellery is the rise of lab-grown diamonds. These diamonds are chemically, physically, and optically identical to natural diamonds but are created in controlled environments rather than mined from the earth. The process drastically reduces the environmental impact, eliminating the need for extensive mining and reducing carbon emissions. Luxury brands that once shunned lab- grown diamonds are now embracing them as a sustainable alternative. Designers like Pandora and Brilliant Earth have introduced collections featuring lab-grown diamonds, made-to-order pieces. By reducing overproduction and excess inventory, the industry can cut down on waste while maintaining exclusivity and prestige. The Role of Conscious Consumers Luxury and sustainability can only coexist if consumers demand ethical practices from brands. Modern buyers, particularly Millennials and Gen Z, are increasingly mindful of where their jewellery comes from. They prioritize brands that are transparent about their sourcing, environmentally responsible, and committed to fair labor practices. As consumer awareness grows, brands that fail to adopt sustainable practices risk losing their relevance. Companies that were once built on exclusivity and tradition are now being held accountable for their impact on the planet. The shift towards sustainability is no longer a niche movement but a necessity for the future of the industry. A Luxurious Future That's Kind to the Planet The evolution of sustainable jewellery proves that luxury and eco-friendliness are not mutually exclusive. Ethical sourcing, lab-grown diamonds, recycled metals, and responsible craftsmanship are paving the way for a more sustainable future in the jewellery industry. While challenges remain—such as changing consumer perceptions and ensuring complete supply chain transparency—the industry is undeniably moving in the right direction. Luxury has always been about exclusivity, craftsmanship, and enduring value. As sustainability becomes a defining aspect of modern luxury, the jewellery industry has the opportunity to redefine opulence—not highlighting their ethical and eco- friendly appeal. The challenge remains in consumer perception—while younger buyers are more open to lab- created stones, traditionalists still view natural diamonds as superior in value and prestige. Recycled Metals: Reducing the Industry's Carbon Footprint Sustainable jewellery is not limited to gemstones. The use of recycled precious metals has gained traction as a way to minimize mining's ecological impact. Recycled gold, silver, and platinum are extracted from old jewellery, electronic waste, and industrial byproducts, refined to their purest form, and repurposed into new pieces. Brands like Chopard and Tiffany & Co. have committed to using recycled gold in their collections, ensuring that luxury does not come at the expense of environmental degradation. The process of refining recycled metals consumes significantly less energy than traditional mining, making it an attractive option for sustainable luxury jewellery. Slow Fashion Meets Jewellery: The End of Mass Production? The sustainability movement has also led to a shift in consumer preferences, favoring quality over quantity. Fast fashion has long been criticized for its wasteful nature, and the jewellery industry is experiencing a similar reckoning. Consumers are gravitating towards timeless, high-quality pieces that can be cherished for a lifetime rather than mass-produced accessories that quickly lose their value. Luxury brands are adapting to this change by focusing on artisanal craftsmanship, bespoke designs, and www.businessmindsmedia.in 024
27. just as something rare and beautiful, but as something ethical and responsible. By embracing sustainability, the industry can ensure that its brilliance continues to shine, not just for those who wear it today but for generations to come. www.businessmindsmedia.in 025
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