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Gold & Precious Metals – A future outlook
The session saw a power packed panel of experts that comprisedSurendra Mehta, National Secretary- IBJA,Ranjith Singh,Head of Business Development, IIBX, Shweta Dhanak, Director – Vijay Exports,S Thirupathi Rajan, MD Goldsmith Academy, Shivanshu Mehta, SVP & Head Bullion-MCX.The session was moderated by Chirag Seth, Principal Consultant, Metals Focus.
Some salient points made by the panelists:
- Gold prices are not linked to consumer demand. They are linked to central bank buying and ETFs
- Till the banking system doesn’t collapse, gold price will continue to rise


- Jewellers were advised to use a mix of futures and options for risk mitigation


- Given the current situation manufacturers selling on credit or unfavorable deals could be fatal flaw for business.
- Precious metals forecast: Surendra Mehta said he sees gold in 2026 in $4900-5100 range and silver in $90-105.Looking further he said by 2030-2035 gold could touch $18000- 20000 and silver could reach $500. Chirag Seth predicted silver touching $105 this year and gold moving in the $ 5200- $ 5500.
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This Akshaya Tritiya, Begin A Legacy With Divine Solitaires’ Diamond Coin
A Modern Heirloom For Akshaya Tritiya, Blending Tradition, Rarity, and Enduring Diamond Value
Akshaya Tritiya is not just another festive date; it is a moment of belief, where every purchase is seen as the beginning of something enduring. For generations, it has been associated with purchases that carry forward value, meaning, and intent.
This year, Divine Solitaires reimagines this tradition with its Diamond Coin, a modern heirloom designed for those who seek more than just ritual, but a deeper sense of permanence in what they choose to own.
Crafted to mark new beginnings while holding long-term significance, the Diamond Coin brings together the emotional weight of the occasion with the enduring value of natural diamonds. It is not simply a festive buy, but a conscious purchase, one that is meant to stay, evolve, and be passed on.
The collection is available in three variants:
• 1-gram coin featuring a 0.10 carat diamond
• 2-gram coin featuring a 0.14 carat diamond
• 3-gram coin featuring a 0.18 carat diamond
Each coin features a rare Divine Solitaires diamond, cut in the iconic 8 Hearts 8 Arrows pattern, found in less than 1% of the world’s diamonds. With VVS clarity and EF colour, these diamonds appear icy white and colorless to the naked eye, delivering unmatched brilliance and fire.
Jignesh Mehta, Founder and Managing Director, Divine Solitaires, said,
“Akshaya Tritiya has always stood for an occasion that speaks of value and meaning. With the Diamond Coin, we wanted to move beyond the idea of a transactional purchase and create something that truly holds its worth over time. It brings together rarity, craftsmanship, and trust, making it not just relevant for the moment, but significant for years to come.”
Adding to its versatility, the coin comes with a complimentary enamel-finished jacket, allowing it to be worn as a pendant, transforming it from a symbolic purchase into something that can be experienced every day.
To make this offering more accessible, customers can book their Diamond Coin with an advance of INR 2,000.
Reinforcing its commitment to trust and transparency, every Divine Solitaires diamond is backed by a quality guarantee certificate, validating 123 rigorous quality checks, along with lifetime upgrade and buyback options.
This Akshaya Tritiya, the Divine Solitaires Diamond Coin invites consumers to look beyond tradition, and invest in something that is designed to last, both in value and in meaning.
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