The Joyalukkas Jewellery showroom in Chennai is the largest in the world, according to the World Records. It is spread out in five floors with four floors dedicated for jewellery shoppers while the fifth floor is reserved for administration, marketing and jewellery sorting team of Joyalukkas. The jewellery showroom features gold, diamond, platinum, precious stone, pearl, Silver and exclusive corner for kids jewellery.
The Joyalukkas located in T Nagar in Chennai also features a unique diamond cave to enlighten customers, visitors and school children on the start to finish process of manufacturing diamond jewellery. This first of its kind diamond cave attracts a lot of visitors especially school children who feel its an enjoyable and enlightening experience.
“To strengthen the ‘world’s favourite jeweller’ positioning we need to launch projects and initiatives that compliment it. The first time I saw this building being constructed in Chennai, I decided this would be the Joyalukkas flagship showroom in Tamil Nadu and we would also make a statement with it. So we decided to make it the biggest jewellery showroom and add a novelty in it in the form of a diamond cave. The jewellery customer in Chennai have accepted us with open arms are supporting us whole- heartedly. I dedicate this achievement to our valued customers and the Joyalukkas staff who have been the backbone of the success of Brand Joyalukkas,” Said Mr. Joy Alukkas , Managing Director, Joyalukkas.
Chennai Joy alukkas – Worlds Largest Jewellery Showroom World Record Video
Around 15,000 children were shown flowing their kites over the Gaza Strip in a bid to set a new world record for the most kites flown simultaneously. The seemingly simple act raised cheers amongst Palestinians, who have suffered the bitterness of poverty and conflict for decades.
Kites were flown at the golden beach under the supervision of a United Nations humanitarian agency.
Adnan Abu Hasna, the spokesman for the United Nations Relief and Works Agency in Gaza said, “Today they enter the Guinness World Record but the most important thing is that they grabbed the record from a developed country like the People’s Republic of China and it’s not a small country — China’s population is nearly 1500 times greater than the population of Gaza”
The previous record, 10,465, was set in April in Weifang City, China, according to the Guinness World Records.
The United Nations Relief and Works Agency youth center in the Gaza Strip had reported damages to its camp
hours before the event but that did not prevent participants from flying their kites all over the clear blue Mediterranean skies.
UNRWA looks after Palestinian refugees from wars with Israel and their descendants who make up around half of Gaza’s 1.5 million populations.
Gaza Kite Flying World Record 2011
