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Gitanjali Group Launches RIVAAZ
The brand was launched by Bollywood diva and style icon Sameera Reddy at a glittering function here.
Speaking to mediapersons, Gitanjali lifestyle head (jewellery and retail division) R K Menon said, 'RIVAAZ' is a brand in 18K Gold with Signity Cubic Zirconia. The collection has more than 500 designs in rings, pendants, bangles,bollywood,children,earring,festivals,gold,jewellery,necklace,pendant,sameera reddys, necklaces and bangles. It also has a range in religious pendants and Tanmanyas.
'We have fixed the collection's price band, keeping in view the ongoing festival season, from Rs 2,000 to Rs 12,000', Mr Menon said.
Customers can also avail of 85 per cent buy back policy on the entire range, he added.
On the sidelines of the launching, Mr Menon told UNI that the Gitanjali group has extensive knowledge and experience with US product ranges for over two decades. The group is also playing a role in adding capabilities to the jewellery industry in the country by building two Special Economic Zones (SEZs), including one across 2,200 acres in Hyderabad, which is one the largest of its kind of units.
The group has spent more than 25 per cent of its fund per annum in R&D for developing a new design every month, he added.
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