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Gold and Silver Prices Set to Surge in 2025- Gold Could Reach Rs 90000
Gold prices in India surged by 21% in 2024, driven by central bank policies, geopolitical risks, and strong global demand. As of January 1, 2025, gold prices were Rs 78,000 per 10 grams for 24K, with predictions pointing towards a rise to Rs 85,000-90,000 in 2025. While gold outperformed other commodities in 2024, experts recommend a “buy-on-dips” strategy for investors, as prices may consolidate before further gains. Geopolitical tensions and central bank actions will continue to support the demand for gold and silver.
Silver also saw impressive gains in 2024, with prices expected to reach Rs 1.1-1.25 lakh per kg, fueled by industrial and investment demand. Experts like Manav Modi from Motilal Oswal Financial Services maintain a positive outlook for both metals in the medium to long term, forecasting potential price growth even amid market fluctuations. However, while Rs 1 lakh for gold is considered optimistic, extreme economic conditions could push it towards that mark.
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Treasures By Tiara Unveils Mumbai Flagship and Café Concept At Cumballa Hill
New Destination Blends Fine Jewellery, Hospitality and Experiential Retail, Reflecting The Evolving Face Of Luxury Shopping
Treasures by Tiara has expanded its presence in Mumbai with the launch of its new flagship store and The Treasures Café at Cumballa Hill, introducing a distinctive retail concept that combines fine jewellery with a curated café experience.

Founded by Tiara Dhody, the brand has designed the space as more than a traditional jewellery showroom. The flagship aims to offer visitors a slower, more immersive retail journey, where customers can engage with jewellery in a relaxed environment rather than through conventional display counters.

The launch was marked by an intimate evening gathering attended by celebrities, industry guests and well-wishers. Designed with soft golden lighting, antique silver accents, rich textures and thoughtfully curated interiors, the space creates an atmosphere that feels elegant, personal and inviting. Jewellery pieces are integrated throughout the café and retail environment, encouraging visitors to discover collections organically as they move through the space.
At the heart of the concept is The Treasures Café, which offers a menu featuring sourdough sandwiches, pancakes, specialty coffees and signature beverages. The café has been envisioned as an extension of the brand experience, allowing customers to spend time exploring collections at their own pace while enjoying a comfortable and welcoming setting.
The launch reflects a broader transformation taking place across the luxury retail landscape. Increasingly, consumers are seeking experiences that go beyond transactions, favouring environments that foster deeper engagement with brands. In the jewellery sector, where purchases are often highly personal and considered, such experiential formats are gaining relevance.

Known for its silver jewellery adorned with precious stones, Treasures by Tiara offers a diverse portfolio that includes rings, earrings, necklaces, bracelets, cuffs and cufflinks for both men and women. The brand has also expanded into fashion accessories, including gloves and corsets, further strengthening its design-led identity.
Having previously showcased its creations at London Fashion Week, the brand has steadily built a growing clientele in Mumbai and beyond. The opening of the Cumballa Hill flagship marks an important milestone in its growth journey, bringing together jewellery, hospitality and design under one roof and offering a fresh perspective on contemporary luxury retail.
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