Akshay Anand to Host Engagement Ring Event in March

(Newswire.net — March 23, 2017) Overland Park, Kansas — Karats Fine Jewelry in Overland Park, Kansas is getting ready to host a special event. President and CEO Akshay Anand, a sixth-generation jeweler, knows that the arrival of spring and the coming summer months are ideal for weddings. His retail establishment is hosting an engagement ring and band event in conjunction with Henri Daussi, one of Europe’s most celebrated diamond cutters and jewelry designers. The event, taking place March 24 and 25, 2017 at the store’s location just off of West 135th Street in Overland Park, is RSVP only. It is sure to surpass previous such events that Andy’s company has hosted in years past. “We’re offering special pricing and an incredible selection to our customers,” says Andy. “Zero percent financing will be available to qualified buyers.” To learn more about the event and to view the jewelry brands the store offers to its customers, visit http://www.karats.us/.

 

Known as the “Engagement Ring Superstore”, Karats boasts one of the largest selections of engagement rings and bands in the Kansas City metro region. Andy has been involved in gemstone grading and jewelry purchasing for many years, giving him an eye for unique qualities. His store offers rings from some of the industry’s hottest designers, including A. Jaffe, Tacori, Verragio, and the featured marque of the March event, Henry Daussi. In addition to a wide selection of diamond engagement and wedding rings, Karats also stocks fine timepieces and fashion jewelry. The company and its owner have won several important awards, including being named as the Number One engagement ring store in Kansas City by XO Group, Inc., an internationally-known wedding planning resource. “Our event and our store has something for every taste and budget,” adds Akshay.

 

Recent violence in the Kansas City area has hit close to home for Akshay “Andy” Anand. One Indian-American resident of the city was killed and another injured in a hate crime shooting just outside of Kansas City in the community of Olathe. Andy, an active member of the India Association of Kansas City, knows that the Indian American community is growing rapidly in the area. He was recently interviewed by a Reuters reporter on the tragedy. For more information on Andy’s thoughts regarding the shooting death and the unease of the local Indian-American community, visit https://www.usnews.com/news/top-news/articles/2017-02-24/kansas-shooting-raises-fears-with-local-indian-americans.