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Jewellery exhibition from September 20

NEW DELHI: A three-day jewellery exhibition, “Jewellery Wonder-2008”, will open at Pragati Maidan here on September 20. Organised by “Jewellery Market”, an apex organisation of the country’s leading jewellers, the exhibition is expected to be attended by nearly a hundred exhibitors. It will showcase diamonds, coloured gemstones and a wide variety of designer jewellery.

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