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Friday, 20th May 2005 (5919 views)

India's Gold Factory has released a new collection to mark its three-year anniversary.<br/><br/>The new collection consists of thokai noksha pieces - made from beaten sheets of gold and terracotta jewellery complimented by the precious metal.<br/><br/>In addition, a new savings scheme at the company has been launched to reward savers with gold, according to the Calcutta Telegraph.<br/><br/>Describing Swarna Sanchay, Brinda Ganguly Sirkar of Gold Factory, said: "The scheme is spread over a period of one, two or four years and members can save the price of one gm of gold every month. <br/><br/>"At the end of the year they get the accumulated amount and half a gram extra from the store. They can then use the amount to buy something of their choice."<br/><br/>Gold Factory offers earrings, nose studs and rings for as little as Rs 2,000.<img alt="track" src="http://directnews.dehavilland.co.uk/dn.gif?feedid=196&itemid=8547232"/>

 

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