New Delhi: Soaring gold prices have prompted India’s largest jeweller Tanishq ... and everyday designs. Indian families typically prefer 22 carat gold for wedding jewellery, with 18 carat ...

The deceased Chunmun Jha was also one of those conduced a daring dacoity at a Tanishq jewellery showroom in Ara last week. Killed accused Chunmun Jha Two local people and five policemen ...

Armed robbers stormed a Tanishq jewellery showroom in Bihar’s Arrah on Monday early morning, looting jewellery and cash worth an estimated Rs 25 crore. The heist took place at the Gopali Chowk ...

In a shocking case of daylight robbery, a Tanishq jewellery showroom in Bihar's Arrah was looted at gunpoint on Monday. A group of men barged into the store, overpowering security personnel and ...

Initially catering to the Indian diaspora in the UAE, Tanishq has recently introduced collections inspired by Arabic designs and customised its stores to better align with local preferences, including ...

Titan Company, the watches and jewellery ... base, Tanishq has introduced collections inspired by Arabic motifs and tailored its store designs to local preferences, including boutique layouts ...

Jewellery design celebrates innovation, elegance, and workmanship and a B.Sc. in Jewellery Design equips students with the technical aptitude, commercial sense, and sustainability insights needed ...

ft., the store presents an extensive selection of iconic Tanishq jewellery designs, including dazzling plain gold, stunning diamonds, and intricate kundan and polki pieces. The store proudly ...

India’s largest jewellery retailer, Tanishq, and global diamond giant De Beers announced a strategic partnership on Wednesday to promote natural diamond jewellery in the country. This ...

Amid intense competition from lab grown diamonds, Tanishq, a leading jewellery brand and De Beers, the world’s leading diamond company, have joined hands to promote natural diamonds across India.

Mia, a sub-brand of Tanishq, was born out of Indian women's demand for contemporary jewellery. Thirteen years ago, when they began, most Indian jewellers dealt in very traditional designs.