With most buyers in search of “something unique,” exhibitors at the India International Jewellery Show, held Aug. 8–12 in Mumbai, took great pains to place the bold, the beautiful, the eccentric, and the esoteric front and center in their showcases.“This year we focused on necklaces,” said Bobby Kothari, director of Jewelex, displaying a frothy concoction of diamonds in white gold. “Buyers at the show are cautious but positive.”At diamond jewelry manufacturer Kama Schachter, managing director Colin Shah said business at IIJS was “very good,” citing highlights such as Kama’s Couple rings in matching bands of yellow, white, two tone, and rose gold and the Style Collection including engagement and fashion jewelry.Other exhibitors were targeting buyers seeking price-conscious pieces with style. “This ­jewelry offers a designer look and is very much in vogue, and at the