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THOLASI JEWELS The seal of Tholasi Jewels is a pair of silhouetted peacocks sitting against each other and facing the exterior holding a diamond between them in burnt pink colour. Peacock and its elements are used in jewellery designs extensively and peacock is considered as a symbol of beauty and grace and is a suitable motif for jewellery. Its name is written below the motif in two lines.

DHARMSINH DESAI UNIVERSITY The orange and black emblem of Dharmsinh Desai University (DDU) is a monogram in rhombus created using its acronym ‘DDU’. This emblem is bold, standing out and informs one of the university’s dynamism. The shape of the rhombus known as a diamond or lozenge refers to a diamond and it signifies life, prosperity, reward, inner balance and protection; colour red symbolises passion, power, strength, courage, determination, energy and celebration and the colour black denotes mystery, power, elegance and sophistication.

DIAMOND HARBOUR WOMEN’S UNIVERSITY The green colour circular emblem of Diamond Harbour Women’s University (DHWU) has a monogram created using its acronym and is placed on a green circle. This circle is ensconced by a white border with green outlines, on which its name is written in blue. The colour green denotes agriculture, nature, growth, balance, harmony, environment, prosperity, vitality, prestige, wealth and being very down to earth.

BINOD BIHARI MAHTO KOYALANCHAL UNIVERSITY The emblem of Binod Bihari Mahto Koyalanchal University (BBMKU) has a 34 pointed golden star on which the emblem is designed with three layers. The first and the inner layer houses the motifs a pedestal with a gear wheel denoting industry, industrialisation and production; a diamond representing the coal fields of Dhanbad; a microscope representing science and scientific exploration; a scroll of degree held by a hand representing the result of scholarship, hard work and achievement; a group of indica plants denoting the indigo dye obtained from them and a an open book symbolising learning, knowledge, education and wisdom The second layer is the circular border around the motifs, which bears the names of the university and its place separated by a pair of laurels which denote ceremonies, victory, achievement, hard work and dedication. The third layer is a circular border inscribed with its name and place in Devanagari separated by five st

GIVA JEWELLERY GIVA is an omnichannel platform that offers affordable fine jewellery. GIVA also offers a range of designs in metals like 18K gold, rose gold and oxidised silver with embellishments of zircon, pearl, marcasite and other coloured stones. Its logo is a word mark using thin condensed sans serif type supported by a square diamond, below which ‘Fine Silver Jewellery’ is written. The log is in black symbolising manliness and style.

BLUESTONE Established in 2011, BlueStone is India's leading destination for high quality fine jewellery with strikingly exquisite designs. In a short span of time, BlueStone has built a large family of loyal consumers in India and abroad. it houses more than eight thousand unique designs for one to choose from. The logo in dark blue colour has a monogram and a wordmark. The monogram is created using ‘b’ and ‘s’ crafted like a jewel and the name 'Bluestone' is written using a custom sans serif font with knife life endings.

TRIRATNA The Triratna is a Buddhist symbol, thought to visually represent the Three Jewels of Buddhism, the Buddha, the Dhamma, the Sangha. The Triratna symbol is composed of: A lotus flower within a circle, a diamond rod or vajra and an ananda-chakra. A trident or trisula, with three branches, representing the threefold jewels of Buddhism. On representations of the footprint of the Buddha, the Triratna is usually also surmounted by the Dhamma wheel. The Triratna can be found on frieze sculptures at Sanchi as the symbol crowning a flag standard (2nd century BCE), as a symbol of the Buddha installed on the Buddha's throne (2nd century BCE), as the crowning decorative symbol on the later gates at the stupa in Sanchi (2nd century CE), or very often on the Buddha footprint (starting from the 1st century CE). https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Triratna https://symbolsarchive.com/triratna-symbol-history-meaning/

INDIA DIAMOND INSTITUTE With the objective of enhancing the quality, design and global competitiveness of the Indian jewellery, the Indian Diamond Institute (IDI) was established as a Society in 1978 with its office located at Surat, the world’s biggest diamond manufacturing centre. It has two campuses, one in Katargam and the oher in Vesu. The Institute is sponsored by the Department of Commerce and patronized by the Gems and Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC). The Institute conducts various diploma and other courses related to diamond trade and industry. The three year diploma course on Diamond, Gem and Jewellery Design and Manufacture conducted by IDI has been accredited by All India Council for Technical Education. The Institute also has certification services for diamonds, coloured stones and gold jewellery. IDI has a Gem Testing Lab, which is recognized by Government of India as an approved diamond grading  and certification institution for cut and polished diamonds upto

COAL INDIA The world’s largest coal producer, Coal India Limited is a state-owned company engaged in coal mining and refining. Having headquarters in Kolkata, West Bengal, the Maharatna company has been ranked eight among the top twenty firms behind a third of all global carbon emissions and it contributes to around 82% of the coal production in India. The Coal India emblem depicts a piece of coal as a diamond shaped multifaceted crystal in black. This ensconced in a vertical rounded rectangle, topped by its name in Devanagari and English below.