P. C. CHANDRA (GEMS) PRIVATE LIMITED

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P.C. Chandra (Gems) Private Limited
P. C. CHANDRA (GEMS) PRIVATE LIMITED

P.C. Chandra Jewellers began in 1939 and grew to be India's one of the largest jewellery houses with a legacy of over eight decades. The founder, Shri Purna Chandra Chandra’s vision and passion for creating bold and legendary jewellery designs, has been able to carve a way for the company to establish trust amongst its customers for generations now. With the roots in Kolkata, P. C. Chandra Jewellers have sixty one showrooms located across eight cities of India like - Agartala, Bhubaneswar, Delhi, Noida, Bangalore, Jamshedpur, Mumbai, Ranchi and have footprints across multiple locations in West Bengal. Its logo in red and black is a simple, direct and attractive communication and it suits well to its reputation as a premier jewellery producer of India. Its name is written in a red box with black outlines duly underlined. Above and below are its year of establishment and its tagline ‘A Jewel of Jewels’ respectively are written in black.

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