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Chandigarh: As gold finds its way back into festive wardrobes, jewellery is taking on a contemporary edge with designs that balance tradition, versatility and modern aesthetics. Palmonas brings together a curated selection of 9KT Gold jewellery featuring Lab-grown diamonds, offering thoughtful gifting options for the festive season. From delicate everyday accents to meaningful pieces that celebrate love and relationships, the collection brings a fresh perspective to gold jewellery.

The selection features designs that transition effortlessly from festive celebrations to everyday styling, making them versatile additions to any jewellery collection.

Bloom Cluster 9KT Gold Laboratory-Grown Diamond Ring Inspired by a blooming flower, the Bloom Cluster Ring features lab-grown diamonds arranged in a floral cluster to create a radiant design. Set in 9KT gold, its balance of soft detailing and striking sparkle makes it a thoughtful gift for someone who appreciates feminine, contemporary jewellery.

Forever Linked Heart 9KT Gold Laboratory-Grown Diamond Bracelet Symbolising connection, the Forever Linked Heart Bracelet pairs a delicate chain with an infinity-inspired motif accented by pavé diamonds. Lightweight and versatile, it can be worn on its own for a minimal look or layered with other bracelets, making it a meaningful gifting choice for the festive season.

Swirling Pearl 9KT Gold Laboratory-Grown Diamond Earrings Combining the elegance of pearls with the brilliance of lab-grown diamonds, the Swirling Pearl Earrings feature a fluid, curved design that wraps around a luminous pearl. Their contemporary silhouette makes them suitable for festive occasions as well as everyday wear, offering a refined alternative to traditional occasion jewellery.

Luna Swing 9KT Gold Laboratory-Grown Diamond Halo Necklace

Inspired by the beauty of moonlit nights, the Luna Swing Halo Necklace features a delicate circular design that brings together simplicity and sparkle. Its versatile silhouette works across daytime festivities and evening celebrations, making it an easy-to-style gift for those who prefer understated elegance.

Endless Love Infinity 9KT Gold Laboratory-Grown Diamond Mangalsutra

Blending traditional symbolism with contemporary design, the Endless Love Infinity Mangalsutra features an infinity-inspired pendant embellished with lab-grown diamonds. Representing enduring love and connection, the design offers a modern interpretation of a meaningful jewellery staple, making it a considered festive gift for a partner or spouse.

Stella 9KT Gold Laboratory-Grown Diamond Mangalsutra Bracelet For those who prefer a more minimal take on traditional jewellery, the Stella Mangalsutra Bracelet offers a subtle sparkle while retaining the significance of the mangalsutra. Its understated design pairs easily with ethnic ensembles and modern silhouettes, making it a versatile choice for everyday wear and festive gifting alike.

With this selection, Palmonas brings together the appeal of gold, the brilliance of lab-grown diamonds, and designs suited to contemporary lifestyles. Whether chosen to mark a special relationship or to add a thoughtful touch to festive gifting, these 9KT jewellery pieces offer a modern way to make gold part of the season’s celebrations. The designs can be personalised in white, yellow, or rose gold tones, allowing each piece to reflect individual style.

Chandigarh: Welcoming the Canadian government’s announcement of its 2027 – 2029 Immigration Levels Plan, Col B S Sandhu, CMD, Worldwide Immigration & Consultancy Services (WWICS), has said the proposed measures would provide a significant opportunity for eligible individuals already living in Canada to secure permanent residence (PR), while strengthening the country’s workforce and fulfilling humanitarian commitments.

Under the plan, Canada will maintain its annual permanent residence admissions target at 380,000 for 2027. In addition, the government has announced a time-limited measure providing up to 200,000 additional PR spaces in 2027, comprising up to 100,000 spaces for eligible workers already in Canada and up to 100,000 for specified humanitarian populations. This brings the combined potential admissions figure to 580,000.

“This is a welcome and pragmatic step towards providing greater stability and certainty to the people who have already established their lives, careers and families in Canada. By facilitating the transition of eligible workers to permanent residence and addressing long-pending humanitarian and family applications, the government is recognising the contribution these individuals make to Canadian society and the economy,” Col Sandhu said.

The workers’ component will cover eligible individuals and their accompanying families, including those with applications under select immigration programmes that are closed to new applicants, as well as eligible candidates under the Provincial Nominee Program. The humanitarian component aims to address pending applications involving spouses, common-law partners and dependent children of Canadian citizens and permanent residents, applicants under specified Hong Kong and Ukraine pathways, and certain in-Canada humanitarian and compassionate cases.

Col Sandhu said the measures could help eligible applicants gain greater clarity about their long-term future, improve family stability and enable employers to retain experienced workers. He also emphasised that prospective immigrants must understand the eligibility requirements and specific scope of the announced measures before making immigration decisions.

“Canada continues to recognise the importance of attracting talent, addressing regional workforce requirements and keeping families together. Applicants should seek professional guidance, assess their eligibility carefully and rely on official immigration information before proceeding,” he added. “We at WWICS will continue to guide prospective immigrants through available Canadian immigration pathways, helping them understand programme requirements and make informed decisions based on their individual circumstances,” said Col Sandhu.