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Bhuramal Rajmal Surana to present High Jewellery in Bengaluru on 21st & 22nd February at Taj West End, Race Course Road
The Jaipur heritage house brings over three centuries of craftsmanship, courtly tradition, and contemporary refinement to Bengaluru in a rare showcase of timeless high jewellery.
Founded over three centuries ago, Bhuramal Rajmal Surana is one of India’s most enduring heritage jewellery houses, rooted in Jaipur and deeply associated with the evolution of traditional Rajasthani high jewellery. Renowned for its mastery of kundan, meenakari, and polki, the House has played a formative role in shaping the language of Indian courtly and ceremonial jewellery. Built as an intergenerational family enterprise, Surana has earned a reputation for trust, integrity, and technical excellence, becoming a name closely associated with craftsmanship that endures across time.

As one of the few fully vertically integrated jewellery houses in the region, every Surana creation is conceived, crafted, and finished within its own ateliers. From design and stone selection to setting and finishing, the House maintains complete control over process and quality, allowing knowledge, skill, and standards to be passed down with continuity and care. This in-house ecosystem of artisans and makers reflects a long-standing commitment to authenticity, precision, and cultural responsibility.
Today, Bhuramal Rajmal Surana continues to operate as a custodian of heritage while engaging thoughtfully with the present. Alongside its heirloom and bridal commissions, the House is evolving its contemporary and everyday jewellery expressions, allowing a new generation of patrons to build lasting relationships with craft and design. Anchored in lineage yet forward-looking in outlook, Surana speaks to collectors and connoisseurs worldwide who value depth, provenance, and jewellery as an enduring cultural form rather than a passing trend.
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Gold and Silver Futures Open Higher Amid Volatility In Currency and Bond Markets.
Strong Investment Demand and Continued Gold Buying By Central Banks, Especially China’s Central Bank, Further Supported Prices.
Gold and silver futures opened higher on Friday as investors turned to safe-haven assets amid volatility in currency and bond markets.
Gold futures opened higher on MCX. The benchmark October gold contract opened at Rs 1,60,630 per 10 gram, up Rs 1,205 from the previous close of Rs 1,59,425.
Silver futures also opened higher. The benchmark September silver contract on MCX opened at Rs 2,44,988 per kg, up Rs 1,745 from the previous close of Rs 2,43,243.
Rising crude oil prices, following the US move to impose wider sanctions on Iran, also raised concerns about inflation. Strong investment demand and continued gold buying by central banks, especially China’s central bank, further supported prices.
In global markets, gold was trading near $4,590 per ounce on Comex, while silver was around $69 per ounce. On MCX, gold futures were near Rs 1,59,700 per 10 grams and silver futures around Rs 2,44,600 per kg at the time of writing.
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