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Bullion World | Volume 5 | Issue 01 | January 2025
           B ullion  W orld |  V olume 5 | I ssue 01 |  J anuary  2025
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                                                                  Amrapali Jewels:


                                                                  A Timeless



                                                                  Legacy of Indian


                                                                  Craftsmanship








             The inspiration behind the name of the brand
             is the famed Legend of Amrapali. The Royal
             courtesan said to live around 500 BC in ancient
             India, she is also the timeless symbol of Muse,
             on who brings you inspiration, intuition, & higher
             vision through her timeless beauty and grace.
             Amrapali extraordinary beauty and charm was
             also known far and wide. She is mentioned in
             the Old Pali and Buddist traditions, particularly
             in conjunction with the Buddha staying at her
             mango grove. Amrapali Jewels, established in
             1978 by the visionary duo Mr Rajiv Arora and
             Mr Rajesh Ajmera, has carved its name as a
             symbol of luxury, tradition, and innovation in
             the world of jewellery. Inspired by the legendary
             courtesan Amrapali, whose grace and allure
             were celebrated in ancient India, the brand
             embodies the spirit of timeless beauty and
             sophistication. From its origins in Jaipur, the
             cultural hub of India, Amrapali has grown into
             an internationally acclaimed name, revered for
             its unmatched craftsmanship and dedication to
             preserving India’s heritage.





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