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Jaipur jewellers to take part in Hyderabad expo

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Hyderabad , Aug. 9

A LARAGE contingent of jewellers from Jaipur will participate in the Hyderabad International Gems & Jewellery Exposition 2005 being organised at the HITEX Exhibition Centre during August 13-15.

Around 40 jewellers from Jaipur are expected to showcase their range for the first time here. The three-day exhibition has attracted 90 participants, whose products, including antiques, designer, fine, gold, diamond, platinum, silver, pearls, would be displayed. Vying with these outside partners would be a number of local players such as Musaddilal, Meena, Tibarumal, Totaram Papalal, Srinath jewellers, according to a press release from the organisers.

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