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Tanishq launches wedding scheme

MANGALORE: Tanishq launched its "wedding scheme" here on Thursday under which it made a special offer for customers. Addressing presspersons here its regional business manager, Issac Traener, said under the scheme when a customer bought three pieces of jewellery (one of which has to be a set, that is, neckwear and ear rings and the other a bangle) he or she would get 25 per cent off on making charges per gram for the plain gold jewellery bought by the customer and 5 per cent off on studded jewellery purchased. The scheme is valid for 15 days from May 20.

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