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Kalyan Jewellers opens a unique brand outlet in Ambala.

Published: 21/08/2024
Author: fvcmedia

Kalyan Jewellers, a fine jewelry business, has launched a physical store in Ambala to reach out to more Haryana buyers. The exclusive brand location, located in Ambala’s Kalka Chowk, raises Kalyan Jewellers’ statewide store count to nine.


“As a company, we have achieved huge milestones and taken major strides towards creating a holistic ecosystem to enhance the customer shopping experience,” Kalyan Jewellers’ executive director Ramesh Kalyanaraman told the Indian Retailer Bureau. “As we embark on the next stage of our expansion adventure, we are pleased to announce the opening of our new showroom in Ambala. With this launch, we hope to constantly increase our geographical footprint in Haryana and remain committed to providing best-in-class shopping experiences to our customers while adhering to the company’s basic values of trust and transparency.”

The new store on GT Road sells a variety of Kalyan Jewellers’ in-house jewelry labels, including temple jewelry line Nimah, polki jewelry line Tejasvi, handcrafted antique jewelry line Mudhra, and diamond jewelry line Ziah. The store also includes a section dedicated to brides-to-be with its Muhurat bridal jewelry collection.
 
Kalyan Jewellers provides customers with a four-level assurance certificate with their gold jewelry purchases to assure purity. According to its website, the brand also offers exchange and buy-back policies.

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