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GJEPC to Attend Angola Ministerial Summit on Natural Diamond Promotion

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GJEPC announced its active participation in the upcoming Ministerial Summit on Natural Diamond Promotion to be held on 18 June in Luanda, Angola. Representing India at the summit will be Mr. Shaunak Parikh, Vice Chairman, GJEPC and Mr. Sabyasachi Ray, Executive Director, GJEPC.

This high-level gathering will include participation from global industry leaders representing the global natural diamond value chain including mining major De Beers. The initiative seeks to engage a new generation of consumers by reinforcing the ethical sourcing, natural origin, and socio-economic contributions of diamonds to producing nations and communities.

The summit is organised by Angola’s Ministry of Mineral Resources, Petroleum and Gas (MIREMPET), and will host ministers from Botswana, South Africa, Namibia, Lesotho, Sierra Leone, and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), along with industry bodies like GJEPC, DMCC, AWDC and other international associations.

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Kumari Fine Jewellery Celebrates the “Modern Indian Original” with Exclusive Women’s Day Showcase

The Women’s Day showcase highlights self-bought milestones and positions lightweight gold jewellery as a symbol of independence, identity, and modern professional style.

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Mumbai’s leading lightweight fine jewellery brand, Kumari Fine Jewellery, has unveiled its International Women’s Day 2026 showcase, celebrating every Kumari’s financial independence, personal style, and the power of self-expression. Reimagining the occasion as a tribute to the “Modern Indian Original,” the brand positions precious jewellery not as a passive asset, but as an active styling statement for women who invest in themselves.

This Women’s Day, Kumari brings an exhibition creating an exclusive experience for women who view gold as a reflection of identity rather than an occasion. Designed for working professionals, entrepreneurs, and corporate leaders, the showcase centres around the idea of the self-bought milestone, encouraging women to commemorate their achievements with jewellery that anchors confidence and presence.

The exhibition will feature a thoughtfully curated selection of signature pieces styled for work, travel, and celebration. From refined everyday gold essentials to statement accents that transition seamlessly from boardroom meetings to evening parties, each design reflects Kumari’s contemporary aesthetic and commitment to versatility. The brand’s design philosophy focuses on wearability, styling intelligence, and modern relevance, ensuring precious jewellery becomes an integral part of the active, social, and professional lives of contemporary women.

Speaking about the campaign, Supriya Kataria, Founder, Kumari Fine Jewellery, said, “Our vision has always been to design for the Modern Indian women who lead, create, and define their own journey. This showcase invites you to honour your personal milestones with jewellery that anchors your confidence, serving as a powerful reflection of both identity and achievement.”

Extending the initiative offline, Kumari Fine Jewellery will host a pop-up experience on 5 & 6th March 2026 at Parinee Crescenzo, Business Park, One BKC, Mumbai, inviting guests to experience a space where gold is not simply purchased, but personally claimed as a marker of growth, independence, and self-expression.

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