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Hari Krishna Exports Sets the Bar High for Sustainable Luxury and Innovation at JCK Las Vegas 2025
In a world where values and vision shape the future of luxury, Hari Krishna Exports made a lasting impression at JCK Las Vegas 2025, held from June 6 to 9 at Booth No. 13079, The Venetian Expo, USA. With a booth built using over 70% renewable materials and a showcase of meticulously crafted diamond layouts, the company once again reinforced its firm commitment to sustainability, craftsmanship, and meaningful dialogue in the global diamond industry.

A Booth That Speaks Purpose and Precision
The company extended its sustainable spirit to visitors through meaningful giveaways as a token of appreciation. Each guest received a sustainable lanyard inspired by the colors of the SDG goals, a custom SDG lapel pin. On top of all that, a tree would be planted in their name, a cherished tradition Hari Krishna Exports carries to every tradeshow worldwide.
Among those who visited the booth were two highly esteemed guests, Mr. Al Cook, CEO of De Beers Group, and Her Excellency Bogolo Joy Kenewendo, Cabinet Minister from the Republic of Botswana. Their presence added weight to a booth that was already drawing attention for its innovative presentation and responsible design approach.
Precision in Every Layout
At the heart of the showcase were diamond layouts, perfectly harmonized sets aligned by shape, size, clarity, and colour. Designed to support jewellery artisans with consistency and ease, these layouts reduce time spent on sorting while maintaining the elegance and balance that high-end consumers deserve. As always, each layout reflects Hari Krishna Exports’ standard of excellence rooted in decades of expertise.
Adding to the immersive experience, Hari Krishna Exports introduced a Mixed Reality concept for the first time at JCK. Using the Apple Vision Pro, clients could view a factory walk through in visual reality simply by scanning a specially designed poster at the booth. This innovative approach brought transparency and traceability to life, offering a glimpse into the precision and responsibility behind every diamond.
Commitment Shared at JCK Talks

During the show, second-generation leader Brijesh Dholakia served as one of the resource persons in the “JCK Talks: Sustainability stage” session. Sharing the stage with other high-level guests, he shared insights on how HK’s manufacturing facilities in Surat have embedded sustainability at its core, from energy-efficient operations to its integration with Tracr and iTraceiT platforms, enabling end-to-end diamond traceability. He also spoke about a hallmark initiative that Hari Krishna Exports brings to every global event it attends: for every visitor in its booth, a tree is planted. This deeply rooted philosophy ensures that every engagement, be it a conversation, inquiry, or transaction, leaves behind not just an impression, but a contribution to the planet.

Redefining Luxury with Responsibility Hari Krishna Exports’ presence at JCK Las Vegas 2025 was not simply about participating in a trade show, it was about leading with purpose. With each diamond layout, each booth detail, and each shared insight, the company continues to set a benchmark in conscious luxury, where beauty is as responsible as it is brilliant.
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Elevated rate cut expectation boosts precious metal prices AUGMONT BULLION REPORT
- Gold and silver rose to over two-week highs, as the dollar declined and the opportunity cost of storing bullion decreased due to predictions of a looser US policy. Three more cuts are expected before the end of 2026, and markets currently price in an 85% chance of a 25-bps cut in December, a significant increase from approximately 30% a week ago.
- When assessing the direction of rates, traders continue to give priority to the wider run of weak demand indicators and dovish Fed commentary because the economic data mix was uneven but still consistent with policy easing. Initial jobless claims were surprisingly lower, and durable goods orders came in stronger despite other readings signaling cooling.
- Reports that Kevin Hassett, the director of the White House National Economic Council, is the front-runner to be the next chair of the Federal Reserve raised expectations because investors believe that Hassett will support President Donald Trump’s desire for lower interest rates.
Technical Triggers
- Gold has again attempted to touch $4200 (~Rs 126,000) resistance of its rangebound momentum. Prices would need a solid trigger for prices to climb above $4200, if it does, next resistance would be $4245 (~Rs 127,800). If it doesn’t, then prices can fall back to $4100 (~Rs 123,000).
- Silver has again attempted to touch the resistance zone of $53.5-54 (~Rs 161,000-162,000), if it sustains, we can see rally towards $56 (~Rs 170,000). If it doesn’t sustain and rebounds back, we can see profit-booking towards $50 (~Rs 153,000).
Support and Resistance
| Commodity | Support Level | Resistance Level |
|---|---|---|
| International Gold | $4100/oz | $4200/oz |
| Indian Gold | ₹123,000 / 10 gm | ₹127,000 / 10 gm |
| International Silver | $50/oz | $54/oz |
| Indian Silver | ₹153,000 / kg | ₹162,000 / kg |
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