Kalasha Fine Jewels celebrates first anniversary

Hyderabad : A renowned name for excellence in contemporary and traditional jewellery, Kalasha Fine Jewels kick started its first anniversary celebrations with great pompous and style at its opulent three-level showroom in Banjara Hills, Road No:10.

Present at the occasion were Chitra Ramachandran, IAS – Special Chief Secretary (Housing), actress Manchu Lakshmi Prasanna, Femina Miss India Runner Up 2016 - Sushruthi Krishna, actress Shailu Chourasiya and many other elite personalities from Hyderabad and Mumbai. 

As a part of Kalasha’s grand first year celebrations, Chitra Ramachandran inaugurated a grand exhibition of Jodhpur & Krishnadevaraya culture in its Uncut Diamond Jewellery and also showcased an eclectic line of Fine Diamond jewellery in unique designs. Guests and Celebrities were treated with great offers of 100% discount on VA and a gold coin apart from announcing an all expenses paid holiday package for a lucky couple to Switzerland. 

The exhibition for Jewellery lovers who came from all across Telangana and Andhra had been a grand affair with 150+ designs in Gold, Jadau, Diamond and Platinum on display and sale at this spacious boutique. Adding to the mood was the amazing silver gifting collection that is worth taking a glimpse.  The exhibition goes on till April 9. 

Speaking on the occasion, Director Abhishek Chanda said: ’Each opulent and fine crafted gold, diamond and jadau jewellery piece amplifies its individual uniqueness and is inspired either from modern art or ancient royal history. The diamonds and other precious stones also come with selection options of color & clarity preference from EF–VVS range. 

Some of the collections on display are embellished with gemstones like rubies, sapphires, emeralds, topaz & other semi-precious stones. A buyer can select to buy products as per his/her own budget & requirements. What makes Kalasha unique is that we conceptualize, design and manufacture our products as per clients’ interest. Customers thereby get to spend their money on real value products’.