first came into the Indian market‚ the company come out with a decision that they wanted their jewellery to be different from the traditional Indian offerings‚ this had cause them to have lot problem and totally difficult to be accepted by the customers. The problems that the company face were the cultural limitations‚ and the designs of their jewellery designs 2.1 Cultural Limitations The jewellery market in India was totally unorganised‚ before the Indian economy stabilized‚ only the Minerals
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44 5.31 2.37 0.63 FY11E 6.08 2.78 8.99 11.15 0.40 4.53 2.07 0.63 SYNOPSIS Gitanjali Gems is one of the largest integrated diamond and jewellery manufacturers and retailers in India. The company became first to produce the world’s smallest heart shaped diamond (0.03 carat) and developing some 25 patented facet patterns. Gitanjali Group‚ the jewellery maker and exporter‚ is planning to invest Rs 400 crore in next 18 months for expanding its retail business in India and overseas markets. Gitanjali
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information so we could best address our objectives. To investigate the motivation behind women buying fine jewellery We decided that it was first best to determine the frequency with which respondents wear jewellery‚ which gave us an insight into the frequency of jewellery use in the target market (respondents were all females aged 18-50). After discovering that of 38 respondents‚ 32 wore jewellery every day we were able to determine that the management issue was certainly not with the demographic of
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SUBJECT: RESEARCH METHODOLOGY Attempt any 5 cases ‚equal marks for all cases. CASE-1 (16 Marks) A professor is interested in following whether the "good" students finish the test earlier or later than the others in the class. He observes a particular test and gets the following data given below If ’good’ students are those who get 90 and above‚ can the professor conclude that good students finish the test randomly (use a 5% level of significance) ?Explain Order of Marks Scored
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Diamonds 6 Gem Stones 7 Gold and Jewellery 7 Synthetic Stones 7 GLOBAL TRADE 7 OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY 8 Diamond trading hub 8 High-end jewellery 8 SIZE 8 OUTLOOK 9 SHARE OF INDIAN MARKET 9 SWOT ANALYSIS OF INDIAN GEMS & JEWELLERY INDUSTRY: 10 Strengths: 10 Weaknesses: 10 Opportunities: 10 Threats: 10 KEY INDIAN MARKETS 11 ONE OF THE INDUSTRY IN INDIA 12 SU-RAJ GROUP 12 Manufacturing process 13 Diamonds: 13 Jewellery: 13 Awards 13 INDIA ’S EXPORTS OF
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According to Mintel (1999)‚ branding in the precious jewellery market largely exists in the ... customers who generally had a high income level with more preference towards precious jewellery ... The sample was then selected from each strata randomly using the customer profiles of ... Cited by 108 Related articles BL Direct All 3 versions Cite Consumers’ product evaluation: A study of the primary evaluative criteria in the precious jewellery market in the UK A Jamal‚ M Goode - Journal of Consumer
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DIGITAL JEWELLERYDisplay TechnologiesTechnical specificationsDIGITAL JEWELLERY and its componentsWhat is DIGITAL JEWELLERY ?Introduction1. & ConclusionDisadvantages • By the end of the decade‚ we could be wearing our computers instead of sitting in front of them. The combination of shrinking computer devices and increasing computer power has allowed several companies to begin producing fashion jewellery with embedded intelligence. In Computer Fashion Wave‚ "Digital Jewellery" looks to
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1 1.2 1.3 1.4 INTRODUCTION Structure Objectives The Gold Market Key Markets 7 2 2.1 2.2 LITERATURE REVIEW Gems and Jewellery Sector in India Gold 12 3 CASE STUDY 17 4 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY 18 5 DATA ANALYSIS 20 6 6.1 6.2 FINDINGS Main factors affecting Gold
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The Feasibility of Sparkle Ltd’s Opening Jewellery Retail Store in Hong Kong PROBLEM This study was designed to analyze and evaluate the feasibility and possibility of Sparkle Ltd’s idea to open a jewellery retail store in Hong Kong. Specifically‚ the study seeks answers to these questions: * What is the opportunity for opening a jewellery retail store in Hong Kong? * What is the risk of opening a jewellery retail store in Hong Kong? * Do the advantages overweigh the disadvantages
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Titan looks to double its share of jewellery sales in India India’s largest jewellery retailer Titan Co. Ltd plans to aggressively expand its business over the next five years as it looks to double its share of jewellery sales in the country‚ despite a regulatory clampdown on gold sales. Titan has set a target of increasing its share of India’s jewellery sales to 10% over the next three-five years from 5% currently‚ managing directorBhaskar Bhat said in an interview. The owner of Tanishq and Goldplus chains
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