Among these, nose pins have emerged as a prominent accessory, adorning features and leaving a lasting impression. However, the trend of wearing nose pins is not a recent phenomenon.

Gold surged to Rs 95,526/10g and silver hit Rs 97,644/kg on 21 May, driven by global safe-haven demand amid a weaker dollar and U.S. fiscal uncertainty.

At ₹96,783 for 10 grams of 24K gold, and ₹88,733 for 10 grams of 22K, current rates are slightly lower than the monthly average—making it a potential entry point for smart investors.

Gold & Silver Prices Today, 14 May 2025: Gold at Rs 93,288/10g, Silver at Rs 96,084/kg Gold and silver prices dipped on May 14 as easing US-China trade tensions and softer US inflation reduced ...

What happened in April? The main cause for the sudden change in India-UAE gold price differential was because of the cut in the premiums on gold deliveries charged to jewelery retailers in India.

Gold-plated silver jewellery is a better option to buy on Akshaya Tritiya 2025 In addition to gold, silver purchases on Akshaya Tritiya are considered auspicious by Indians and can be taken into ...

With Akshaya Tritiya around the corner and the wedding season in full swing, gold prices have reached record highs — `10,000 per gram for 24K and `9,290 per gram for 22K gold.

One such gold-plated style is currently available on the official Trump 2024 store for $19.95, while another is on Amazon for $6.99; more than 300 of those pins have been sold in the last month ...

Substack post said GOP officials were 'quietly told' to wear pins The first mention of the golden Trump lapel pins appeared to be from two X posts on April 3, 2025, by Johnson, a self-described ...

The most recent "WTF" moment came from Trump's Federal Communication Commission Chairman Brendan Carr, who recently posted a photo at the US House of Representatives, wearing a gold Trump-head pin ...

For UAE’s gold business, it’s also been one of the peak days for gold shopping, irrespective of where prices are.) Currently, the price of a gram of 22K gold in India is RS8,309.

The Tumaco-Tolita people, who lived in an area rich in natural gold, crafted intricate and delicate metal objects until the group disappeared 1,500 years ago.