Sangeeta Bijlani and Minissha Lamba Inaugurate Yashasvi Jewellers in Jaipur, Championing Comfort and Indian Craftsmanship

​JAIPUR, Rajasthan – The Pinku City witnessed a glittering event as renowned film actresses Sangeeta Bijlani and Minissha Lamba inaugurated the new showroom of Yashasvi Jewellers in Jagatpura, Jaipur, on Wednesday. The event, convened by Gaurav Pratap Singh, highlighted the irreplaceable role of jewelry in Indian culture and fashion.

​Yashasvi Jewellers’ directors, Ankit Agarwal and Ankita Agarwal, warmly welcomed the celebrity guests with bouquets, setting the stage for a discussion on the art and sentiment of adornment.

​Bijlani: Comfort and Tradition are Key
​Addressing her fans, actress Sangeeta Bijlani emphasized the vital role of jewelry for every Indian woman. “Jewelry is special to every woman… after the clothes, jewelry is the ultimate beauty for Indian women. Without it, their adornment is incomplete,” she stated.
​Bijlani shared her personal style mantra: matching jewelry to the dress while prioritizing comfort.

​She pairs Indian design jewelry with traditional attire and sarees.
​She chooses diamond jewelry for cocktail dresses.
​”Whatever the type of jewelry, it should be comfortable to wear,” she affirmed.
​She lauded the unique quality of domestic craftsmanship, noting that India’s traditional jewelry “has no parallel in the world.” Wishing the people of Jaipur a Happy Diwali, she also expressed her delight in visiting the city and Ranthambore.

​Lamba: Indian Jewelry is Priceless and Needs Global Education
​Actress Minissha Lamba spoke passionately about the emotional value of jewelry in Indian households. “For Indian families, jewelry is like a member of their family, with which they are emotionally connected,” she said.

​Lamba highlighted the incredible diversity reflected in Indian jewelry and asserted its global superiority. “Indian jewelry cannot be compared to jewelry from any other country in the world because the design and craftsmanship here are priceless.”

​Looking toward the future, Lamba called for a national effort to uplift the craft. “There is a need to open top-notch jewelry design institutes in India so that people from all corners of the world can come here to learn jewelry designing,” she urged.

​The grand inauguration marks a significant expansion for Yashasvi Jewellers, bringing their commitment to craftsmanship and tradition to the Jagatpura community.