Hazoorilal by Sandeep Narang launches print campaign

Hazoorilal by Sandeep Narang has come out with a series of beautiful print advertisements across all leading newspapers and magazines in India. The campaign has been conceptualised by Equus Red Cell to present the freshly branded entity in a contemporary tone and tenor.

The print campaign has made an attempt to move away from the clichés that act as the bridesmaids of most jewellery communication, so that it resonates with people from all around the world.

Swapan Seth, National Creative Director, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Equus Red Cell, said, “We decided to give the brand an urbane, westernised personality that would serve as a compelling contrast to traditional design as well as be the language of the younger audience that comes into the jewellery buying process.”

The brand boasts of a rich heritage since 1952, and is a proudly established name as a jewellery brand – Hazoorilal Jewellers by Sandeep Narang, having both international appeal and finesse. It has clients from all over India and around the globe like the USA, the UK, Middle East, Europe and Africa, to name a few. It started off in a 200 sq ft shop in Defence Colony in New Delhi and expanded into a grand store in Greater Kailash-1.

Source: http://www.bestmediainfo.com/2014/09/hazoorilal-by-sandeep-narang-launches-print-campaign/

If a diamond is a girl’s best friend then imagine what a 128 could do for you?

As much as we’d like to, the truth is that we don’t buy diamonds too often. Yeah, perhaps a pair of everyday earrings or a stray evil eye bracelet once in a while but the bigger, more opulent buys are usually reserved for our wedding day. So if you are looking for that one opportunity to invest in something super exclusive, with literally minimal budget restraints – we have just the thing for you. Presenting Hazoorilal by Sandeep Narang’s diamond solitaire necklace that is crafted wholly of 128 solitaires in different shapes like marquise, pear, oval cushion, heart, emerald cuts, all amounting to a whopping 90 carats. In other words – a masterpiece.

But this necklace that plays a key role in their ‘Solitaire Collection’ is just the tip of the ice. Hazoorilal by Sandeep Narang has close to 60 years of experience when it comes to making brides feel like a million bucks on their wedding day. Launched in 1947, by Hazoorilal Narang and now fronted by his son Sandeep Narang, the brand has made jewellery-customisation an art form. They were also one of the first brands in India to use coloured diamonds and revive age-old techniques like polki and jadau, that are the top choice for brides today.

“Having created couture jewellery for over 20 brides across New Delhi, Dubai and other parts of the world, my forte is creating pieces that are one-of-a-kind,” says Sandeep Narang, who started working in the family business when he was just 18 years old. And although his father has been his guiding force, Narang brings a fresh, GenNext take to the collections. With a loyal client base and a tradition of winning accolades, his only advice to upcoming jewellers is, “Punctuality and commitment will make you thrive,” he says, “But an interpersonal rapport and a genuine smile will take you that extra mile.”

Taj Hotels Resorts and Palaces are known internationally for their world-class service and hospitality that’s rooted in Indian tradition. Jamsetji N Tata opened the group’s first property, The Taj Mahal Palace Hotel, Bombay, in 1903.

With 100 hotels in 62 locations across India, and 15 international properties, Taj Hotels keeps it promise of luxury living and superlative service. In fact, Taj Hotels Resorts and Palaces have various categories of properties that cater to everyone’s needs. They operate luxury, premium, mid-market and value-for-money properties across various locations in India and abroad.

And considering that Taj covers all segments, they operate various types of hotels. Taj encompasses luxury, full-service hotels, resorts and palaces; Taj Exotica has resorts and spas in luxurious, offbeat locations; Taj Safaris include all their wildlife lodges; Vivanta by Taj Hotels & Resorts are conveniently and strategically located premium hotels across cities and business hubs; The Gateway Hotels consist of mid-market, full-service hotels and resorts; and Ginger includes their economy hotels.

The Taj group spanning over India and internationally, are the original purveyors of luxurious service. Perfect for business, weddings and the business of weddings, all their properties ensure that every wish is met.

And, taking luxury just a step further, give into Taj Air, a luxury private jet operation the group operates.

Hazoorilal by Sandeep Narang’s pièce de résistance is a rare necklace that will have you swooning.

Source: http://www.vogue.in/content/if-a-diamond-is-a-girls-best-friend-then-imagine-what-a-128-could-do-for-you/

 

 

 

Manish Malhotra’s Latest collection: The Persian Story

Manish Malhotra’s latest collection:

Manish Malhotra opened India Couture Week 2016 in Delhi with an elaborate set with a mirror-finished runway, then the towering potted plants that transported you to the Middle-East.  He created an ambiance befitting a Persian Palace within the soft glow of yellow lanterns walked over 80 models in his couture pieces.

Manish Malhotra’s latest collection ‘The Persian Story’ was inspired by the architecture of the fabled land of Persia. “I have always been drawn to Iranian culture and music so I decided to add a touch of the lost world to this season’s collection,” shared the designer. The drop shoulder blouse has become something of a Manish Malhotra staple on the runway. The lehengas were majestic & opulent and we can guess by the looks—heavy to say the least. There was a touch of the modern bride as the collection did not have dupattas for the heavier bridal lehengas instead an off the shoulder blouse.

Hazoorilal Jewellers by Sandeep Narang partnered with the designer on the jewellery which added to the opulence of the evening. But the final flourish on the show was a line-up by Fawad Khan who played the opening act, and Deepika Padukone in the standout piece of his Persian inspired collection.

Thank you for visiting our Indian wedding site, we hope we’ve helped inspire you for your wedding. Come back for more photos from the catwalk!

 

Source: http://www.blogarama.com/Blogging-Blogs/286040-Indian-Pakistani-Wedding-Planning-Resource-Blog/6219917-manish-malhotras-latest-collection-the-persian-story

What are the 4C’s in jewellery?

My answer to What are the 4C’s in jewellery?

Answer by Shilpi Kapoor:

Hi, thanks for your question. The 4C’s you are talking about are specifically for Diamonds and they stand for Cut, Carat, Color and Clarity. Make sure to specially check all these 4 C’s before you are about to buy a diamond.
 
Cut:- Every diamond regardless of its shape gets it brilliancy and scintillation by cutting and polishing the diamond facets to allow the maximum amount of light that enters through its top to be reflected and dispersed back through its top.

Color:- A totally colorless diamond allows light to pass through it easily, resulting in the light being dispersed as the color of the rainbow. Colors are graded totally colorless to light yellow. The differences from one grade to the other are very subtle and it takes a trained eye and years of experience to color grade a diamond.

Clarity:- Most diamonds contain very tiny birthmarks known as "inclusions." An inclusion can interfere with the light passing through the diamond. The fewer the inclusions, the more beautiful the diamond will be.

Carat:- As the carat weight of a diamond increases so does its rarity and therefore its price.

I hope, now you do have a fair idea of the 4C’s. For designer jewellery visit Hazoorilal Jewellers Store.

What are the 4C’s in jewellery?

What is the acceptable carat size for an engagement ring and should you start saving for one?

My answer to What is the acceptable carat size for an engagement ring and should you start saving for one?

Answer by Shilpi Kapoor:

Yes, an engagement ring is quite precious and special, therefore it is better to save for it as soon as you can start saving.

If you need the best one, you need to shell out some money for it. So, get ready to bedazzle everyone with a beautiful engagement ring from Hazoorilal Jewellers, visit their website to know more.

What is the acceptable carat size for an engagement ring and should you start saving for one?

What is the ideal engagement ring size?

My answer to What is the ideal engagement ring size?

Answer by Shilpi Kapoor:

Hi, thanks for your question.

There is no ideal size as such, everyone has a different size that fits them comfortably. So, go and try different rings at the Jewellery showroom and select the one that fits you the best.

For more information on ring designs and types, visit the website of Hazoorilal Jewellers.

What is the ideal engagement ring size?

What is the advantage of studs earrings?

My answer to What is the advantage of studs earrings?

Answer by Shilpi Kapoor:

The advantages of wearing studs are:-

1. Easy to wear, easy to carry

2. Gives a professional look
3. Small in size and looks nice

4. Are quite inexpensive.

For more jewellery related queries and questions, visit the website of Hazoorilal Jewellers, to know more.

What is the advantage of studs earrings?

What intrigue people to wear Diamond jewellery?

My answer to What intrigue people to wear Diamond jewellery?

Answer by Shilpi Kapoor:

Because Diamonds are a woman’s best friend. I think its personal choice why someone would opt to wear a diamond ring or a bracelet. Also the diamond looks beautiful and is quite in fashion. Another reason could be people want to treat it as a status symbol.

For more information on diamond jewellery designs, insights, pair – ups visit the Hazoorilal Jewellers website.

What intrigue people to wear Diamond jewellery?

Why do south Indian people, generally, wear so much gold?

My answer to Why do south Indian people, generally, wear so much gold?

Answer by Shilpi Kapoor:

Hi, thanks for your question. Gold is a metal that is liked and loved by many. It gives the security against any financial crisis, because of its easy liquidity, and is also used by women for adorning themselves. Traditionally, gold has been considered auspicious among Hindus and is regarded to be symbolic of Lakshmi, the Goddess of Wealth. Maybe, this is the biggest reason as wearing gold is considered auspicious, that is why it is worn by a lot of South Indian brides in huge amounts.

For more gold jewellery designs visit the website of Hazoorilal Jewellers or visit their shop in G.K.

Why do south Indian people, generally, wear so much gold?

Why Indians prefer to wear gold jewellery?

My answer to Why Indians prefer to wear gold jewellery?

Answer by Shilpi Kapoor:

Hi, thanks for your question. One probable reason that Indians wear a lot of gold jewellery is that it wearing gold is considered to be auspicious.

For more information, insights, designs, pairing – up certain style of gold necklaces with other jewellery items, visit the website of Hazoorilal Jewellers. Alternatively you can also visit their Facebook page.

Why Indians prefer to wear gold jewellery?