The second day at India International Jewellery Show  (IIJW) kick-started with equal pomp and show as the first day with  Gitanjali Group unveiling their new collections from their three brands –  the Nizam collection, Parineeta and Menz. Like the Gems and Jewellery  Export Promotion Council (GJEPC) Chairman Mr. Vasant Mehta had said  during his inaugural speech yesterday, this event is indeed turning out  to be "historic" each passing hour. Each passing hour and each passing  show has lots of surprises for the spectators and one is bedazzled by  the glitter of designer jewellery all around. The industry couldn't ask  for more from this glistening five-day extravaganza.

Gitanjali's Menz is a recently-launched brand and as the name  suggests, it offers jewellery and accessories for modern and  contemporary men. The collection, made out of 18k gold, exudes elegance  and strength. Parineeta is yet another recently launched brand by the  Group and this hi-end wedding jewellery collection consists of  bracelets, necklaces, earrings and mangtikkas. One unique aspect of  these mangtikkas is that they can be worn as earrings as well. The Nizam  Collection reflected royalty and opulence of the bygone era and this  jewellery collection with a gold base had intricate uncut diamonds and  rubies studded in them.

Along with the exquisite jewellery, pop singer Mansi Scott kept the  audiences spellbound by her songs and the song "Khwaja" from the movie  Jodha Akbar was just apt for the show.

The show by Golecha's Jewels had equally breathtaking jewellery by  brothers Vinay and Sandeep. Their exclusively crafted bridal sets  brought back traditional beauty and were encrusted with pearls,  emeralds, and rose cut and uncut diamonds.

The audiences were enthralled by the magnificent Kundan Meena  jewellery pieces which were definitely one of the highlights of day two.  After promoting emeralds and tanzanites in the last few years, the  Jaipur Jewellery Show (JJS) is actively involved in promoting Kundan  Meena for the next two years and 12-15 leading jewelers from Jaipur took  part in this show.

Eekaki Jewels presented an exclusive designer collection of jewellery  themed Kanhai. It is one of the many names by which Lord Krishna is  remembered and themed on the Lord and his crown jewel, the vibrant  peacock feather symbolized the essence of the universal appeal and  presence of Krishna and his peacock feather. The Sangam Group introduced  its exclusive mesh collection jewellery at the IIJW and models walked  down the ramp wearing designer neckpieces and costumes made of gold.
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A model displaying kundan meena jewellery