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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.

SWA DIAMONDS Concept of SWA Diamonds came into being from Capestone Ventures Pvt Ltd, a leading name in the wholesale diamond jewellers market, that does business with prominent retail jewellers. Swa is an expression of the radiant self. Swa is the beginning of all of creation. The words Swagath, Swara, Swatantra, Swayam, Swapna, Swabhiman, Swarga, Swantham, Swaroopam, Swakaryam, Swasthi, Swad all start with Swa. The crux of the Swa story is that ‘It All Starts with the Self’. The logo is a monogram created using its name ‘SWA’ depicted like an ornamental pendant, with the middle strokes of ‘W’ forming a decorative hook, below which ‘diamonds’ is written in greenish blue colour.

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.

MIA BY TANISHQ Crafted for every Indian working woman, Mia by Tanishq offers over 300 designs of contemporary workwear jewellery. Born with the heritage and the legacy of Tanishq. Mia, which means ‘Mine’ in Italian, is a line of fine Jewellery hand- crafted for the woman of today. The charming collections are elegant and exciting, powerful and playful, trendy and tasteful and fine as much as they are fun. The logo of this jewewllery brand has a modern typeface which is a script and looks casual and trendy in maroon to represent working women. This is supported by ‘By Tanishq’.

TITAN COMPANY LIMITED The Titan Company Limited (Titan) Journey began with small but confident steps in 1984 as a joint venture between the TATA Group and Tamil Nadu Industrial Development Corporation (TIDCO). Started with an objective to create a Titan watch for everyone has now grown to be the fifth largest integrated watch manufacturer in the world which was only the beginning of a success story. Titan is the fifth largest integrated own brand watch manufacturer in the world. The name Titan today evokes superior craftsmanship, innovative technology and trustworthy product quality. The four pointed star shaped three dimensional logo in greenish blue colours finished like a gem stone has a ‘T’ embedded on it in a precisely cut finish, with sharpness and clarity. Its name is written below in a square sans serif font below this. The character ‘A’ does not have its horizontal stroke.

INDIAN INSTITUTE OF GEMS & JEWELLERY The Indian Institute of Gems and Jewellery (IIGJ) is a project of the Gems and Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC) sponsored by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Government of India. IIGJ is a non-profit organization committed to excellence in education. The IIGJ is one of its kind in the country and has been set up to encourage the youth of today to consider a significant career in the gems and jewellery industry. India is now recognized as a global leader in this industry and it is essential that we have young talented minds to take this industry to the next level of world jewellery market. The objective of this Institute is to provide advance knowledge and professionalism in the field of jewellery. The Institute conducts courses in basic as well as advanced jewellery design, jewellery manufacture, refining, casting, setting, model making, rubber mould making, CAD / CAM, gemmology and diamond grading. It has centres in Delhi, Jaipu

GEM AND JEWELLERY EXPORT PROMOTION COUNCIL Set-up in 1966, the Gem and Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC) has over the years effectively moulded the scattered efforts of individual exporters to make the gem and jewellery sector a powerful engine driving India's export-led growth. This apex body of the gem and jewellery industry has played a significant role in the evolution of the Indian gem and jewellery industry to its present stature. GJEPC is continuously working towards creating a pool of artisans and designers trained to international standards so as to consolidate the Indian jewellery industry and establish it as a prominent global player in the jewellery segment. It has its headquarter in Mumbai with regional offices across the country, the Council has over  7,500  members in its fold. Its circular logo has acronym in black followed by a circular motif as if cut diamond embedded in a golden ornament. cut crystals shaped as flower petals and its acronym ‘GJEPC’ and

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

JOYALUKKAS Joyalukkas vision is ‘To ornament the world’. “Founded in 2002, brand “JOYALUKKAS” is widely preferred for its trustworthiness and authenticity, and its commitment to design, quality, convenience, service and value. A rich heritage and unwavering commitment to innovation and craftsmanship has contributed to making 'JOYALUKKAS' one of the leading jewellery companies in India in terms of revenue. The foundation of the brands success is its core values which is trust and transparency. ” This logotype designed by Sutra, Dubai is a wordmark with capitals and lowercase sanserif text with crisp ends in brownish red, symbolising fine finish and vibrant designs of the jewellery. The ‘J’ and ‘Y’ are a capital letters. It is supported by the tagline ‘World’s favourite jeweller’. This logo is used in white background or in brownish red background with white letters. It is a bold and interesting use of sans serif in jewellery logo.   https://www.joyalukkas.in/pages/about-us