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Monday, 26th July 2004 (5692 views)

Chandelier earrings are proving popular in India, with items ranging in design, including gold and precious stones.<BR/><BR/>Reaping the benefits of the current trend, Trendsmith has now launched a quality selection of chandeliers and bangles and bracelets.<BR/><BR/>Among the collection are 18 carat white and yellow gold pieces, with chandelier earrings set off with precious stones including aquamarines and tourmalines.<BR/><BR/>In line with the new collection, the store has also set up a new gold exchange scheme.<BR/><BR/>Samrat Zaveri, managing director, Trendsmith (I) Ltd explained to The Telegraph India: "In our country gold is usually handed down from one generation to the next. But the new generation seldom wears the old designs and hence the jewellery is kept in the bank lockers most of the time. <BR/><BR/>"So, we launched this scheme where one can get old gold jewellery exchanged for new and trendy designs."<BR/><BR/>Consumers can get any jewellery from the store that is equivalent to the old piece in terms of purity, value and weight.<img src="http://directnews.dehavilland.co.uk/dn.gif?feedid=196&itemid=3107241"/>

 

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