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Indriya Unveils ‘Alka’: A Festive Temple Jewellery Collection Celebrating South Indian Heritage with Aditi Rao Hydari

With divine motifs and timeless craftsmanship, Alka by Indriya brings sacred artistry to life — launched alongside festive offers including up to 35% off and gold rate protection.

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Indriya, the jewellery brand from Aditya Birla Group, has launched its newest festive collection — ‘Alka’, a tribute to the rich legacy of South Indian temple jewellery. The collection was unveiled just in time for the festive season, capturing the essence of tradition, devotion, and fine artistry.

Rooted in sacred motifs and inspired by centuries of spiritual craftsmanship, Alka features exquisitely handcrafted pieces adorned with Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Ganesha, symbolizing prosperity, beauty, and divine blessings. Designed as modern heirlooms, these jewels are intended to be passed down through generations — each one a celebration of culture and continuity.

Alka is more than a jewellery collection — it’s a revival of timeless traditions, an homage to divine forms, and a promise of heritage reimagined for today’s discerning wearer.

To mark the launch, Indriya has announced special festive offers for a limited period:

  • Up to 35% off on gold and diamond jewellery value
  • Double Gold Rate Protection – Pay 20% advance to lock today’s gold rate. If prices drop, customers pay the lower rate. If they rise, the locked rate is honored.
  • 0% deduction on old gold exchange

The collection is available across Indriya stores and online, offering a rare blend of tradition and modern elegance for festive shoppers.

For those seeking jewellery that holds not just value but spiritual significance, Alka by Indriya is poised to become a cherished part of their celebrations.

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Bhima Jewellery Unveils Limited Edition Signature Collection & Inaugurates Great Indian Antique Jewellery Fest

Festive offers, exclusive antique designs and special launch highlight the Christmas–New Year celebration across select Kerala showrooms

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Bhima Jewellery has launched the Grand Great Indian Antique Jewellery Fest at its showrooms in Thiruvananthapuram, Pothencode and Attingal, marking the festive season with exclusive launches and attractive offers. The inauguration ceremony was held in the presence of Bhima Jewellery Chairman Dr. B. Govindan, Managing Director Suhas M.S., Directors Gayatri Suhas and Navya Suhas, along with valued customers.

Running from December 20 to December 31, the festival offers customers up to 50% off on gold jewellery, discounts of up to Rs.15,000 per carat on diamond jewellery, and exchange benefits of up to Rs.2,000 on old gold.

A major highlight of the fest was the unveiling of Bhima Jewellery’s Limited Edition Signature Collection, specially curated for the occasion. The collection showcases antique-inspired designs that reflect exceptional craftsmanship and timeless elegance.

Speaking on the occasion, Managing Director Suhas M.S. invited customers to celebrate the Christmas and New Year season with Bhima Jewellery, noting that over 3,000 handpicked statement pieces from across India have been brought together for the festival. The Great Indian Antique Jewellery Fest aims to deliver a distinctive shopping experience through exclusive collections, festive benefits and Bhima Jewellery’s trusted legacy of purity and excellence.

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