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Everyday Elegance: Redefining Luxury Through MinimalismBy Akash Talesara

President – Sky Gold and Diamonds

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In a world constantly racing toward more, minimalism is quietly becoming the new luxury. Today’s modern consumer is not just looking for jewellery that dazzles on wedding days and grand occasions—they’re seeking pieces that become a natural part of their everyday lives. At Sky Gold and Diamonds, we believe true luxury lies in jewellery that is not locked away, but lived in.

Gone are the days when gold and diamond jewellery was considered purely ceremonial or reserved for once-in-a-lifetime moments. A powerful shift is underway, especially among urban millennials and Gen Z. They are driving the demand for lightweight, functional, yet emotionally meaningful jewellery that can be worn at work, during travel, or over a cup of coffee with friends. This shift is not just a trend; it’s a transformation—and we at Sky Gold and Diamonds are designing right at the heart of it.

Our collections today are built on a clear philosophy: “Less is More. But Less must still be Luxurious.” Every piece we craft under our minimalist design line is meant to reflect elegance without excess—crafted with purpose, precision, and a story. Whether it’s a whisper-thin diamond bracelet, a subtle gold pendant with a hidden message, or stackable rings that evolve with your mood—our pieces aim to blend beauty with versatility.

What makes our approach unique is theme-based design thinking. We study emotions, lifestyles, and occasions. For instance, our 9-5 collection is built for the modern working woman sleek, comfortable, and graceful enough to carry from office boardrooms to evening dinners. Our “Moods in Metal” collection reflects emotional minimalism tiny but thoughtful charms representing personal journeys, from graduation to motherhood.

We’ve also found success in collections inspired by contemporary architecture, poetry, and natural forms—designed not to scream, but to speak gently to the soul. This creative direction allows us to connect deeply with our customers, many of whom are first-time jewellery buyers looking for meaning, not just metal.

From a business lens, lightweight jewellery is also a smart market strategy. It aligns with the growing demand for affordability without compromising design excellence. Customers can now build a collection of real gold and diamonds over time, rather than saving for years to buy one heavy set.

At Sky Gold and Diamonds, we’re proud to lead this movement where jewellery is no longer stored—it’s styled. No longer bulky—it’s breathable. No longer passive—it’s personal.

As we look to the future, our goal remains to stay rooted in craftsmanship, but bold in imagination. With the right balance of minimalism, storytelling, and market intuition, we believe daily wear jewellery can become the most powerful segment of the jewellery industry.

After all, in a world chasing the extraordinary, it’s the simplicity of the everyday that often feels most precious.

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Natural diamonds have to rediscover their relevance to a jaded consumer that wants to separate themselves from the past

By Edahn Golan

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Martyn Charles Marriott, drawing on 45 years in the diamond industry, in a blog  titled Co-Operation between African Diamond Producers on the IDMA website, advocates for a new era of co-operation among African diamond producers, seeing the current debate around De Beers’ future as an opportunity. He proposes forming a diamond “OPEC,” reminiscent of the stability once maintained by the Oppenheimers’ Central Selling Organization (CSO). The CSO, through a stockpile, quota system, and vast generic advertising  historically benefited the entire industry. Marriott believes a collective entity involving nations like Botswana and Angola would be more stable and bankable than a single-country approach.

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JewelBuzz spoke to noted diamond industry analyst Edahn Golanon his take on Marriott’s view and how practical and feasible this “ nostalgic yearning” was. This is what Edahn Golan has to say:

I don’t think that resurrecting a monopoly is possible, much less legal. I understand the nostalgic yearning for the ‘good old days,’ but that is not where the solution will be found. On the contrary, the industry at large – and De Beers in particular – needs to evolve and adapt. They both need to reinvent themselves. 

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Natural diamonds have to rediscover their relevance to a jaded consumer that wants to separate themselves from the past, a consumer market that wants luxury that doesn’t shout bling. Most importantly, diamonds should stand for values that are relevant to today’s cultural norms. 

That is where diamonds will find their future, not by reimposing tight control on the pipeline.

I also read Chaim Even-Zohar’s column. I worked with him for many years and hold deep respect for both him and his approach to the industry. 

That said, I believe Botswana does not need to go all in on owning De Beers.The country already receives more than 75% of the diamond revenue generated locally, along with a portion of the revenue De Beers earns from its operations in Namibia, Canada, and South Africa. Expanding that share or seeking a larger cut from other countries would only deepen Botswana’s dependency on diamonds.

Instead, Botswana should diversify its income sources and invest more internally, a process it should have initiated more than a decade ago. 

For example, if it channels investment into its international airport and succeeds in expanding tourism, the country would generate greater income, reduce its reliance on luxury sales, improve foreign currency inflows, and, in the process, expose more of the world to its diamonds.

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