B'luru: Lalithaa Jewellery to inaugurate 36th showroom in Yelahanka
Lalithaa Jewellery, South India’s leading name in jewellery retail for over 37 years are now establishing their presence in Yelahanka, Bengaluru with a majestic new showroom.
Their endless range of exquisite jewellery will be on grand display at the new premises. "We want to continue expanding in South India. After witnessing tremendous response to all our showrooms in Karnataka, we have decided to increase our footprint in the state and Bengaluru for the convenience of our customers." says Dr. M. Kiran Kumar, the CMD of the jewellery retail behemoth.
The inauguration is at 10.05 a.m. on Thursday, November 18, 2021 at 860, MVM Aurum, B B Road, Next to Yelahanka Police Station, Opp. RMZ Galleria Mall, Yelahanka. Ph: 080 - 29909169.
Chief Guests for the inauguration:
Shri.B.N.Bache Gowda, Hon’ble MP, Chikkaballapur
Shri.S.R.Vishwanath, Hon’ble MLA, Yelahanka
Shri.K.Krishna, Rtd.Executive Engineer, PWD
Choose, click, compare and buy
Through this provision, customers at Lalithaa can be sure they are availing the lowest price! Only Lalithaa Jewellery gives buyers the luxury to choose any item at Lalithaa, take a snap of it and get an estimate slip - with which they can compare the price at any other shop. This is done so that customers get into the habit of comparing, seeing who offers the lowest price and buying there! “It has created a big difference in the market. People have started questioning high V.A. Charges now.” says Dr. M. Kiran Kumar who has taken up a very special mission in the jewellery industry.
It’s all about Customer Empowerment!
Besides captivating design and an all-encompassing range, Lalithaa Jewellery is also about customer empowerment. In fact, educating the customers and demystifying the trade secrets of jewellery business is the brand's prime offering. Lalithaa Jewellery's CMD, Dr. M. Kiran Kumar avers "I decided to be the company's brand ambassador not because I was interested in showbiz. It is my way of creating a direct outreach platform interfacing with the consumers. And if you observe the endorsements it's all about customer education and empowerment."The jewellery trade lacks fairness and transparency. We want to do our bit to rectify this.” he asserts.
Mesmerizing range, magical quality
Lalithaa Jewellery is known not just for quality and transparency but also an unending range of exquisite jewellery. The quality & cost promise of Lalithaa is evident across their staggering collection of Chains, Bangles, Necklaces, Chokers, Harams, Vankis, Oddiyanams, Rings, Jhumkis and many other finely crafted pieces of precious ornaments. Lalithaa Jewellery is known for its mammoth range in diamond jewellery as well, replete with various styles in varying price ranges. Customers at Yelahanka can now avail diamond jewellery from Rs.43000 per carat and with V.A. Charges of just Rs.975 per gram. Besides, all diamond jewels at Lalithaa come with E-F color grade and VVS clarity adding further premium to their worth. The buyback policy offers 100% value against exchange for new diamond jewels and 85% against cash. Lalithaa Jewellery's newest showroom will also feature a massive collection of silverware and gift items.
Guided by the CMD's Philosophy
"As an entrepreneur who understands the true value of hard-earned money I totally empathize with my customers. And that's one reason why I educate customers about the art & science of buying jewellery. Since I hail from a humble background, I fully understand the fact that buying jewellery is a big deal for the common man. The jewellery retail market is always abuzz with discounts, free offers, etc. It's but natural that customers are often confused where to buy jewellery from. That's where customer education makes all the difference."
Customer is god
“You can’t explain the attachment families in our country have for gold. They don’t buy it just for ornamentation, there’s something beyond that. That’s why I personally don’t treat it just as a business. To me, customer is god. I would like to be true to the money they pay me, by offering them the best in jewellery for the lowest prices possible.” says Dr.Kiran Kumar.
Monthly Jewellery Purchase Plan
It's a customer centric 11 month jewelry purchase scheme where the first installment is absolutely free. What more, customers can also avail a 50% flat discount on V.A. charges upon buying any gold item at the end of the 11 month period. Talking about the same, Dr Kiran Kumar says "The innovative purchase plan affords customers the convenience of paying every month in denominations of INR 1000 / 1500 /2000 / 2500 / 5000/ 10000. This plan converts each monthly installment into equivalent grams of gold as per the prevailing rate of 22 Ct gold on the date of the payment. On successful completion of 11 months duration, the customer can redeem the accrued gold's worth in the form of gold jewellery.”
Buy jewellery without V.A. Charges at all
Lalithaa Jewellery is the first to introduce a revolutionary pre-booking scheme where customers can make a one-time payment and collect their jewellery at the end of the scheme, with absolutely No V.A. Charges! With convenient options for redemption starting from 5 months, customers opting to redeem after 11 months can buy Gold jewellery of their choice without paying even 1% V.A. Charge - for even jewellery that carry 14% or 16% V.A. Charges. What’s more, one can also exchange old jewellery and get brand new jewellery of the same weight at the end of the scheme. For further details, contact Lalithaa Jewellery at the new Yelahanka showroom. Ph : Ph: 080 – 29909169. Lalithaa Jewellery’s other showrooms in Bengaluru are at Malleswaram, Jayanagar & Marathahalli.
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India beat Japan 2-0, to face China in final of women's ACT hockey
Rajgir (Bihar), Nov 19: Defending champions India continued their unbeaten run and defeated Japan 2-0 to enter the final of the women's Asian Champions Trophy hockey tournament here on Tuesday.
Vice-captain Navneet Kaur converted a penalty stroke in the 48th minute while Lalaremsiami struck from field play in the 56th minute for India, who had plenty of scoring chances including 13 penalty corners.
India will face China, whom they defeated in the league stages, in the final on Wednesday. Earlier, China beat Malaysia 3-1 in the first semifinal.
Malaysia will take on Japan in the third-fourth place match, while Korea finished fifth after beating Thailand 3-0 in the fifth-sixth place classification match.
The Indians continued their attacking game and put on early pressure on the Japanese defence, just like the last league game.
The play was mostly inside the Japanese half as the Indian defence was hardly tested.
India had the first shot at the goal inside the initial five minute. Skipper Salima Tete's attempt was thwarted by Japanse goalkeeper Yu Kudo.
The Indians repeatedly penetrated the Japanese citadel and in the process secured two penalty corners in a span of two minutes but Kudo was alert under the bar to deny Navneet Kaur and Deepika.
Three minutes into the second quarter, India secured three back-to-back penalty corners but failed to find the back of the net.
It was raining penalty corners for the hosts as they got back-to-back set pieces in the 21st minute but Kudo produced a brilliant save with her fully-stretched right leg to deny Deepika again.
In the 24th minute, India earned a penalty corner followed by another in the next minute but failed to get past Japanese goalkeeper Kudo, as they also lacked in execution.
A minute after the change of ends, India secured two penalty corners but wasted both.
In the 35th minute, Kodu again denied Deepika from a set piece.
In the 41st minute, Deepika stole the ball just outside the Japanese circle, but shot wide from a one-on-one situation with Kudo.
Seconds from the end of third quarter, Kudo once again pulled off a brilliant save to deny Udita from another penalty corner.
In the 47th minute, India secured their 12th penalty corner but failed to breach Kudo.
But a minute later, India broke the deadlock through a penalty stroke earned by Deepika and Navneet made no mistake.
The goal seemed to have rejuvenated the Indians as they scored a fine field goal in the 56th minute.
Lalremsiami slammed into the back of the Japanese goal after she was brilliantly set up by Sunelita Toppo's terrific run from the right flank.
Japan got a penalty corner in the dying moments, but failed to get past a rock solid Indian defence.
