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PRtainment Media & Communications Pvt Ltd secures official PR partnership with Nabhi Sutra
Mumbai: PRtainment Media, a PR agency has announced its appointment as the official PR partner for Nabhi Sutra. It is a renowned brand that has made a significant mark in the wellness industry since its inception in 2019. This collaboration signifies a strategic alliance to enhance Nabhi Sutra’s brand visibility and communication efforts.
As the official PR partner for Nabhi Sutra, PRtainment Media & Communications is committed to using its expertise in media relations, strategic communications, and brand building to elevate Nabhi Sutra’s presence.
PRtainment Media and Communications PL director and co-founder Nidhi Sabbarwal expressed her enthusiasm about the partnership by stating, “We are honoured to be chosen as Nabhi Sutra’s PR partner. The brand’s commitment to wellness and innovation resonates with our values, and we are excited to contribute to their journey of making a meaningful impact. Together, we aim to amplify the brand’s narrative and connect with audiences on a deeper level.”
The brand, Nabhi Sutra recently showcased its products on Shark Tank India Season 3, demonstrating its commitment to innovation and entrepreneurship. The brand’s appearance on the esteemed platform has further solidified its position as a leader in the wellness industry.
Nabhi Sutra the founder Swati Vakharia expresses her enthusiasm by stating, “We are thrilled to join forces with PRtainment Media & Communications. This partnership aligns perfectly with our vision to positively impact people’s lives through our wellness solutions. With the support of PRtainment, we look forward to reaching new heights and sharing our mission with a broader audience.”
This partnership marks a significant milestone for PRtainment Media & Communications and Nabhi Sutra, setting the stage for collaborative success in the dynamic world of wellness and media.
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De Beers launches ‘A Diamond Is Forever’ centenary book
Visual retrospective traces 100 years of iconic slogan and cultural impact.
MUMBAI: De Beers just dropped a century’s worth of sparkle between two covers because when a four-word line becomes forever, even the book needs a forever title. De Beers Group has released A Diamond Is Forever: The Making of a Cultural Icon 1926–2026, a landmark visual retrospective celebrating 100 years of shaping the modern perception of natural diamonds. The book traces how the brand transformed diamonds from elite heirlooms into universal symbols of love, commitment and personal achievement, with rare archival material, campaign highlights and cultural commentary.
At its core is the legendary 1947 slogan “A Diamond Is Forever,” penned by N.W. Ayer copywriter Frances Gerety. The four words redefined diamonds as eternal promises, earning the title of the 20th century’s greatest advertising slogan from Advertising Age in 1999. The book explores how this idea and others like the “Two Months’ Salary” guideline and the “Right Hand Ring” influenced social rituals, female independence and consumer behaviour worldwide, including in India, where diamonds shifted from gold-centric traditions to emotionally resonant milestones.
Beyond marketing, it showcases collaborations with artists like Pablo Picasso, Salvador Dalí and Raoul Dufy, alongside icons such as Marilyn Monroe and Elizabeth Taylor. Later campaigns, including the 1990s “Shadows” series set to Karl Jenkins’ Palladio, reinforced diamonds as timeless and unique. The narrative also addresses today’s focus on provenance, sustainability and ethical stewardship, positioning natural diamonds as symbols of both enduring love and responsible luxury.
The book arrives as De Beers marks a century of innovation in luxury marketing, from the Great Depression to the era of conscious consumption, offering a rare window into one of advertising’s most enduring brand stories.
In a world where trends fade fast, De Beers didn’t just sell diamonds, it sold forever, and now it’s bound the proof in pages that will outlast even the hardest carat.
