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Gen Z Wants Heritage, Not Heirloom Debt: The New Gold Trend Taking Over India
Gen Z Wants Heritage, Not Heirloom Debt: The New Gold Trend Taking Over India
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Gen Z Wants Heritage, Not Heirloom Debt: The New Gold Trend Taking Over India

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As gold prices rise, Gen Z is embracing lightweight, design-led jewellery that blends heritage, affordability, sustainability and personal style.

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