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After the Splash: Silver Jewellery That Keeps Holi Sparkling
Article to be attributed to Aditya Modak, Co-founder of Gargi by P. N. Gadgil & Sons
Holi is more than just a festival of colour; it’s a celebration that stretches from lively daytime gatherings to relaxed evening soirees. From playful powder fights and music-filled terraces to cozy dinners and post-party catch-ups, every moment calls for jewellery that’s lively, fun, and ready to keep up with the festival’s energy. Silver jewellery, with it’s soft shine and lightweight charm, has become the go-to pick for anyone who wants to stay stylish without any fuss, letting you enjoy the colours, laughter, and movement without feeling weighed down.
As the sun begins to dip and the day winds down, the right silver pieces effortlessly carry the energy of Holi into the evening. Chunky rings with textured designs or tiny gemstone touches catch the light every time you gesture-whether you’re raising a glass, clapping along to music, or laughing with friends. You can stack a few for a playful, layered look or let a single statement ring do all the talking; either way, they feel alive, fun, and completely in sync with the festival’s free-spirited vibe. Silver rings are no longer just accessories- they’re conversation starters, little bursts of sparkle that mirror the colourful chaos of the day.


Necklaces come alive as the evening sets in. Delicate silver chains with little pendants catch the soft glow of lights, while longer, layered strands move effortlessly with you, adding depth, dimension, and just the right touch of drama to your look. They’re easy to wear, fun to mix and match, and the kind of jewellery that moves with you-catching subtle hints of the day’s playful colours while keeping up with the night’s relaxed pace. Layered chains can be teamed with rings or earrings for a playful, festive vibe, or worn on their own for a simple, elegant look that still catches the light in every photo.


Earrings are the finishing touch that ties everything together. Oversized hoops, sculptural drops, or modern ear studs catch the light with every turn of your head, framing your face and adding a playful personality without ever feeling heavy. Their shapes and textures make them just as perfect for laughter-filled conversations after Holi as they were for the sunlit festivities earlier in the day. They add a gentle sparkle that makes even the simplest outfits feel festive, and their versatility lets you transition effortlessly from a bright, colourful daytime celebration to a relaxed, stylish evening gathering.

Even the smaller pieces matter. Fine bracelets, delicate rings and subtle anklets add soft shimmer as you move through the evening. They feel effortless, letting you enjoy the party without worrying about your jewellery. When paired with statement rings, layered chains and bold earrings, these subtle pieces complete a look that’s playful, expressive, and perfect for Holi’s after-party vibe. They’re also easy to mix and match across the festival season, meaning your jewellery can be reused and restyled for different occasions without losing its charm.
Holi is a festival of energy, movement, and colour, and silver jewellery is one of the few things that can keep pace with all three. It’s light enough to wear all day, catches the light with every movement, and works effortlessly with any look, mood, or celebration. It’s lightweight enough to wear from dawn to dusk, reflective enough to catch every glimmer of light and versatile enough to work with multiple looks, moods and celebrations. From bold, statement-making rings to delicate chains that sway with your every step, each piece carries a sense of freedom and fun- just like Holi itself.

“Silver jewellery by Gargi is made to capture the spirit of Holi- the colours, the movement, and the joy in every gesture. Each piece reflects light, moves with you as you dance, and adds a playful sparkle that works from the sunlit celebrations to relaxed evening gatherings. It’s jewellery that doesn’t just accessorize, it becomes part of the festival itself,” says Aditya Modak, Co-Founder of Gargi by P.N. Gadgil & Sons.
Even after the whirlwind of colours and celebrations, silver keeps on shining. From delicate glimmers to bold statement pieces, it carries the energy and joy of Holi well into the night. As the day comes to a close and the colours settle, Gargi’s silver jewellery keeps sparkling and moving with you; from glimmering rings and layered necklaces to playful earrings and delicate bracelets. With the right pieces, your Holi look doesn’t end with the party; it stays effortless, lively, and full of personality well into the evening.
source:P. N. Gadgil & Sons
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Zaveri Bazaar Cluster Development Proposal Addresses Parking, Traffic Mobility, Safety, and Security For Citizens and Traders
Proposal Presented To Ravindra Chavan, The BJP’s Maharashtra President
A group of industry leaders met with Ravindra Chavan, the BJP’s Maharashtra president, to press for infrastructure and policy support aimed at revitalizing Mumbai’s Zaveri Bazaar. A comprehensive Cluster Development Proposal for Zaveri Bazaar was presented by Dhiraj Rajmal Baldia, Founder, Jain Bullion Gem & Jewellery Federation (JBGJF). Kanayaa Kakkad, Jt Treasurer-IBJA, presented the key focus areas, including improving parking infrastructure and enhancing traffic mobility to ensure greater safety and security for citizens and traders in the region.

The delegation—comprising senior representatives from 12 leading trade associations—presented a cluster development proposal for Zaveri Bazaar, one of India’s most prominent gold trading districts. Dhiraj Rajmal Baldia outlined the plan, which calls for upgrades to parking facilities, tighter traffic management, and enhanced security measures for traders and visitors.
Industry executives used the meeting to flag ongoing challenges, including market volatility, while emphasizing opportunities for growth. They said targeted policy intervention could help stabilize the sector and sustain momentum. Saiyam Mehra presented the GJCs’ position, while Surendra Mehta detailed concerns raised by the India Bullion and Jewellers Association, along with recommendations for reform.
Chavan signaled support for the initiative and urged the industry to submit detailed project reports to accelerate execution, according to people familiar with the discussions.

Present at the meeting were Saiyam Mehra, IPC, GJC, Vijay Agrawal, National Governing Board Director, IBJA & Director, World Silver Council; Kanayaa Kakkad, Jt Treasurer-IBJA;Surendra Mehta, National Secretary, IBJA; and the Directors of GJC – Madan Kothari, Sahil Mehra, Nilesh Shobhawat. Dhiraj Rajmal Baldia, Founder, Jain Bullion Gem & Jewellery Federation (JBGJF); Mahesh Bafna, President; Anil Pamecha, Director of MWGJA; Bharat Kothari, Director; and Anil Jain, Secretary from Shri Mumbadevi Dagina Bazaar Association; Rahul Desai, CEO & MD, IIG; Hausila Prasad Gupta, Dhanji Street Trade Association; Kishan Dagalia, Founder President; Sundarlal Sankhla, President; Rakesh Agarwal, VP; and Rajeev Agarwal, Secretary of Shri Sarafa Welfare Association, Mumbai.
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