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Dr M’zée Fula-Ngenge: Kimberley Process failing Africa

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Indian jewellery brand announces return of Diamond festival

05 august 2025

One of India’s leading diamond jewellery brands, ORRA Fine Jewellery, has officially announced the return of its annual Diamond festival. It runs from July 19 to August 17 this year.

One of the highlights of ORRA’s calendar, this year’s Diamond Festival introduces an exclusive new collection inspired by the vibrancy of the monsoon season. The collection reflects a fusion of contemporary aesthetics and classic elegance. The collection features diamond jewellery pieces range between $500-$5,000.

According to Deepu Mehta, Managing Director of ORRA Fine Jewellery, the festival symbolizes the company’s commitment to quality, trust and the highest standards of craftsmanship.

“In a world where authenticity is paramount, ORRA Fine Jewellery’s Diamond Festival becomes an ideal companion in crafting unforgettable memories, offering versatile jewellery at exceptional price points that are not just accessories but symbols of elegance and timeless charm,” he said.

With 97 stores across 40 cities, ORRA Fine Jewellery has established itself as a prominent name in the Indian luxury jewellery market. The brand is known for its innovative designs, including five international design centres and iconic creations like the patented 73-facet ORRA Crown Star diamond. ORRA’s portfolio includes bridal sets, precision-cut Belgian diamonds and a tradition of craftsmanship dating back to 1888.

Hélène Tarin, Editor-in-Chief of the Asian Bureau, Rough&Polished