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Celebrating 100 years of Bhima Jewellery:Coffee table book launched at GJS 2025 to mark Bhima Jewellery’s centenary
Trust, tradition, and timeless craftsmanship took center stage as the Indian jewellery fraternity came together to commemorate a historic moment—100 years of Bhima Jewellery. The centennial celebration was marked by the grand unveiling of a commemorative coffee table book at the prestigious GJS 2025 chronicling the illustrious journey of one of India’s most respected jewellery houses.
The book, a visual and narrative tribute, beautifully captures the evolution of Bhima Jewellery—from a modest store established in 1925 by visionary founder Bhima Bhattar to a household name synonymous with quality, trust, and excellence in jewellery.

Addressing an emotional gathering, Dr. B Govindan, Chairman of Bhima Jewellery, reflected on the brand’s humble origins in Kerala. With heartfelt reverence, he paid tribute to his father, Bhima Bhattar, whose entrepreneurial spirit and unwavering commitment to integrity laid the foundation for the century-old legacy.“This is not just a celebration of a business milestone,” Dr. Govindan said, “but a testament to the enduring values that have guided us—trust, craftsmanship, and our deep-rooted connection with our customers. I express my deepest gratitude to the entire jewellery fraternity for their unwavering love and support throughout this journey.”
Industry veterans, peers, and admirers lauded Bhima Jewellery’s role in shaping India’s modern jewellery landscape while staying true to its traditional roots. The event was a blend of nostalgia and pride, underscoring how heritage brands like Bhima continue to inspire generations in a rapidly evolving industry.
The coffee table book, rich with archival photographs, design evolution, family anecdotes, and cultural context, now stands as a collector’s piece and a symbol of enduring legacy—celebrating not just 100 years of Bhima, but also a century of trust.
Joining Dr B Govindan , Jaya Govindan and Suhas MS , MD Bhima Jewellery in the celebrations were Rajesh Rokde,Chairman GJC, Avinash Gupta Vice Chairman GJC, Saiyam Mehra IPC GJC and Convenor GJS,Sachin Jain, Regional CEO India-World Gold Council, Vaishali Banerjee, MD – Platinum Guild International (PGI), India,
Dr Chetan Kumar Mehta, President – Jewellery Division – IBJA, President – JAB, CMD Laxmi Diamonds, Bengaluru and Sumesh Wadhera, MD – AOJ Media.
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Ministry Of Good Souls Unveils Its New Bridal Collection In Bespoke 925 Sterling Silver
The Handcrafted 925 Sterling Silver Collection Blends Heritage-Inspired Artistry With Bontemporary Bridal Elegance
Ministry of Good Souls (MOGS), the contemporary silver jewellery brand known for its handcrafted artistry, has launched its latest Bridal Collection, celebrating the timeless elegance of Indian weddings through exquisite 925 sterling silver creations.



Inspired by heritage craftsmanship and reimagined for the modern bride, the collection features statement chokers, regal collar sets, chandbali earrings, and intricately detailed necklaces adorned with polki-style stones, pearls, and vibrant gemstones.
The collection caters to brides seeking heirloom-inspired silver jewellery for weddings, receptions, and festive celebrations. Each piece is meticulously handcrafted to offer brides jewellery that is both distinctive and enduring.
“The new bridal collection reflects our commitment to creating jewellery that celebrates individuality while honouring India’s rich design heritage. Every piece is crafted to make a bride feel confident, elegant, and unforgettable on her special day,” said a spokesperson for Ministry of Good Souls.
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