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Friday, 17th April 2009 (2400 views)

Mehrasons Jewellers has unveiled a new range of Kundan jewellery as part of its bridal range.

The collection includes necklaces, pendants, earrings and matching jewellery sets in gold set with precious stones.

Handmade by skilled jewellers, each item is "portrays a blend of sophistication and style", according to JCK India.

The jewellery house has also created another 18-c gold collection for the Indian bridal season, which is based on floral patterns.

Situated in Delhi, Mehrasons Jewellers offers a wide range of gold jewellery items and ornaments in a range of designs and settings.

Meanwhile, Allahabad Bank in India has revealed that it will start to sell gold bars and coins through a new agreement with Geneva-based Produits Artistiques Metaux Precieux, the Calcutta Telegraph reported.

Part of plans by the bank to boost its income, selected branches will offer gold coins in four, eight and ten grams and bars in 20 and 50 grams.

 

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