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Covid-19 pandemic: A new ray of hope for the jewellery segment?

Updated on: Nov 7, 2020, 08:12:31 IST
Jaipur (Rajasthan) [India] | By
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This is one of the biggest financial crisis that has happened in the last 91 years. (Unsplash)
This is one of the biggest financial crisis that has happened in the last 91 years. (Unsplash)
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The current pandemic has given jewellers a little time to reflect upon their business projects and create a plan for themselves.

The pandemic is looming over our heads and has left people jobless. People are starving without money and everyone is in the state of fear of insecurity and uncertainty.

This is one of the biggest financial crisis that has happened in the last 91 years. No one was prepared for this massive unrest where the economic crisis would tumble down upon all of us like never before. Not even the smartest investors are able to save themselves in this mess. Economic depression is rolling into our economy like anything.

Amidst all this, there is a hope of improvement in one segment. According to the celebrity jewellery designer, Shilpa Mittal, coming from the Pink City, Jaipur, the pandemic has given us time to think and look upon the current business plan. It gave the jewellers a little time to reflect upon their business projects and create a plan for themselves. The customers will indulge in revenge buying after the lockdown eases. But it is also said that this will be short-lived.

A few renowned people in the industry are very optimistic about the entire outcry and feel that there will be something good coming out of it. This is the time of joy and religious prosperity in our nation. It is the time of festivities. During this time, people of our nation are always overjoyed and are looking for designer and fusion jewellery. This might give the much-needed boost to this segment.

The masses are now going towards simplicity and there has been a shift in trend from big chunky pieces of jewellery to functional luxury jewellery pieces. People are opting for jewellery pieces that can be worn on several occasions and can be styled in many ways. People are also focusing on more sustainable practices. Simplicity is now the way to move forward.

“People should always remember that there is always a bright day after a dark night. This will pass and everyone will get back up and prosper like never before. The pandemic has allowed us to rethink and re-evaluate all of our business plans. During this time, business owners can be more innovative and can look for various strategies that can help them in scaling up and being different. It may look like things are bad, but if we evaluate our options right now, this might be the best thing that has happened so that the Indian business segment can re-evaluate themselves. This is an obligatory pause so we can evaluate our future goals and plan accordingly,” she said.

We are all in the digital era and the time has come when we can make the best use of social media to promote our product range and brand. For the jewellery segment, the designers must experiment and keep working on their designs. Business skills can be upgraded.

The masses must stop paying attention to the outside chaos and look for productive ways to grow their brand. Time doesn’t stop for anyone.

(This story has been published from a wire agency feed without modifications to the text.)

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