Business guides

The decisions a jewellery seller makes before the first listing exists — registrations, stock, what photographs cost, and what to read next.

A return arrives with the wrong piece inside, or nothing at all. What the platform will look at, and the evidence that has to exist before you file.

Enrolment windows, price parity and the last safe dispatch date — the platform's festival calendar, which is not the karigar's.

Packing solves three problems at once: damage in transit, a weight dispute, and a return that arrives sealed and empty. Most sellers solve only the first.

Ghat, kaat, burada, chhut, dhalai, mazdoori, patti — the words said back to you at the bench, written down in English for the first time.

Rajkot, Purdilpur, Sadar Bazar, Zaveri Bazaar and the rest, described rather than ranked — and the questions that reveal a middleman in a minute.

Four registrations people collapse into one. Which of them applies to you, what a marketplace asks for regardless, and where each figure is published.

A customer's unmarked family gold and your own unsold tray are two different questions, with two different rules and two different answers.

The decision layer before any listing exists: what you sell, where stock comes from, what the law asks, what photographs cost, and where to sell.