Zarine Khan @ Dwarkadas Chandumal Jewellers Event

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After walking the ramp for Divya K. Ahuja’s show on Monday at the ongoing India International Jewellery Week (IIJW), Zarine Khan walked the ramp for Dwarkadas Chandumal Jewellers yesterday. 

Zarine Khan was the show stopper for the show and was looking stunning in a blue corset and a colourful lehenga with thread embroidery designed by Archana Kochar. 

Zarine Khan talked about her outfit and said: “I feel very beautiful wearing it because it’s such a grand and opulent piece. It’s worth around Rs.1.75 crore. It’s a beautiful piece especially with the sapphire and as it is, blue is my favourite colour, so I love it.” 

Dwarkadas Chandumal Jewellers have been in the business of creating the finest jewellery with intricate designs. It’s an internationally acclaimed chain of jewellery stores recognized for its exquisite designs and exceptional craftsmanship. 

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Founded by Mr. Dwarkadas Chandumal Tulsiani in 1962, Dwarkadas Chandumal Jewellers is a pre partition enterprise that grew from a modest one man shop dealing in bullion to an internationally acclaimed jewellery store recognized for its exquisite designs and exceptional craftsmanship.

For more than half a century now DC Jewellers have been in the business of creating the finest jewelry with intricate designs. Growing up with the family business, Tulsiani's two sons Deepak and Rajesh had their paths carved out for them and joined their after to further develop this enterprise.

Strategically located in Zaveri Bazaar, the heart of Mumbai's jewelry district, DC Jewellers have kept up with international market trends, from stylishly Western, minimalist European, to extravagantly Indian. Their collections now boast a range of designs that cater to any occasion and mood.