A look at India’s jewellery exports

Market Commentary 17 Aug 2017

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Unique and artistic gold jewellery designs from India are always in high demand across the globe. Let's take a look at history and present of India's gold jewellery exports.

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The term refers to traditional jewellery from South India. It is a thick band of gold which is embellished with diamonds and ruby stones and is worn on the waist. It is secured through a clasp at the back.

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Gold is chemically inert, which implies that it will never rust or irritate the skin. If it does, it just means that the gold you’re wearing is not pure.