A fortunate thrifter discovered an exquisite emerald and diamond ring for a mere $16, only to learn from a jeweler that its true worth far exceeded her expectations. Despite its small size and initial hesitation, she returned to purchase the ring and was astounded to discover its value of approximately $2,000. Commenters on social media expressed their admiration for her remarkable find and extended their congratulations.
Varyaa Creations IPO opened on Monday, April 22, and will close on Thursday, April 25. The price band for the IPO is set at 150 per share, with a face value of 10 each. The issue lot size is 1,000 shares.
The company trades in gold, silver, and other metals, as well as precious and semi-precious stones. It also manufactures and sells jewelry, with a focus on creating and promoting jewelry as of the current fiscal year. The company produces its jewelry using job workers in Mumbai and has a product portfolio that includes pearls, gemstones, lab-grown diamonds, necklaces, earrings, tops, rings, and bracelets.
The company has received bids for 17,05,000 shares against 12,70,000 shares on offer, as of 17:03 IST on day 2. The issue was booked 70% on day 1.
The net proceeds from the offering will be used by the company to finance the opening of a new showroom, pay for the associated capital expenditures, purchase inventory, and for general corporate purposes.
The share allocation basis is expected to be finalized on Friday, April 26, and the shares will be credited to the accounts of the allottees on the same day that the business starts processing refunds, which is Monday, April 29.
To mark the 100th anniversary of its iconic Trinity collection, Cartier embarked on a whirlwind journey across three cities: New York, London, and Paris. Each leg of the trip showcased the unique history and creative spirit of each location. In New York, the Fifth Avenue mansion has been the brand’s home base in the Americas since 1912. In London, the New Bond Street flagship has been instrumental in capturing the hearts of a local clientele. And in Paris, the historic home on Rue de la Paix has been the birthplace of iconic designs like the Trinity. Through captivating visuals and expert insights, this article provides a glimpse into the journey of the Trinity collection and its enduring legacy.
A century-old brooch passed down from the owner’s great-grandmother was evaluated for tens of thousands of dollars on PBS’ Antiques Roadshow. Appraiser Kevin Zavian determined that the brooch was likely made in the United States between 1905 and 1915 and is worth between $12,000 and $18,000.
