National News
Divine Solitaires Celebrated Father’s Day in Pune with a Heartfelt Tribute
This Father’s Day, Divine Solitaires brought families together in a touching celebration of love, gratitude, and unbreakable ties. Held from June 7th to 15th across Ranka Jewelers stores in Pune, the special initiative invited customers to pause and honor the often-unspoken strength and presence of their fathers.
Visitors to the stores were encouraged to write heartfelt messages for their dads and capture the emotion at a specially curated selfie booth. These beautiful memories were then shared on Instagram, where the digital campaign sparked a wave of love and nostalgia — reminding everyone of the quiet, steady role fathers play in our lives.
The response from customers was truly heartwarming, with families taking the time to express affection in meaningful, memorable ways — from handwritten notes to cheerful photos filled with laughter and warmth.

Reflecting on the initiative, Jignesh Mehta, Founder & Managing Director, Divine Solitaires, shared, “Fatherhood often reveals itself in the background — in actions rather than words. With this campaign, we wanted to create a space where those emotions could be voiced and cherished. Diamonds catch the light—but it’s love that holds it. Hearing our customers’ stories reminded us of that.”
To make the celebration even more special, a few lucky winners were surprised with thoughtful gifts from Divine Solitaires, adding a moment of joy to their already memorable day.
With heartfelt participation and genuine expressions of love, Divine Solitaires’ Father’s Day initiative turned everyday store visits into powerful moments of connection — celebrating the love that doesn’t need words—the kind only a father knows.
Education
IIGJ Jaipur students explore Bikaner’s kundan-meena legacy on study tour
IIGJ Jaipur organised a three-day educational tour to Bikaner from 21st to 23rd November, giving students a close look at kundan-meena craftsmanship and the city’s cultural legacy.
The tour opened with a visit to a kundan-meena manufacturing unit where students observed core processes such as ghat making, jadai, and engraving. The next day included another factory visit focused on engraving and enamelling, followed by an interaction with artisans and jewellers and a walk through a unit producing exclusive jewellery pieces.
The final day was dedicated to heritage learning at Junagarh Fort, offering students a deeper sense of Bikaner’s history and architecture. The group returned to the IIGJ Jaipur campus late on 23 November. The tour offered practical exposure that strengthened classroom learning and broadened students’ understanding of traditional jewellery practices.
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