A

PROJECT REPORTS ON

SUBMITTED TO
TULJABHAVANI INFOTECH COMPUTER CLASS
AND SARSWATI TYPING INSTITUTE
TO

“JEWELLERY COLLECTION”
BY IN THE PARTIAL FULLFILLMENT OF TH REQUREMENT
FOR THE MS-CITCOURSE OF
COMPUTER CORSE
SUBMITED

MIS. PRANALI AJIT HEGADE

UNDER THE GUIDENCE OF

MR. GANESH MACHINDRNATH BHOSLE

(M.B.A)
(2021)AUG/NOV
 INDEX
SR.NO. PAGE NO.
TOPIC
1. INTRODUCTION
2. HISTORY
3. DECLARATION
4. GUIDENCE CERTIFICATE
5. CENTRE HEAD CERTIFICATE
6. ACKNOWLOGMENT3.
7. EXCEL SHHET (TABLE DATA)
8. GRAPH CHART SHHET
9. HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE
RIQUERMENT
10. PRODUCT AND PRICE
11. FORMULAS
12. QUESTIONERY
13. BIBLOGRAPHY
14. THANK YOU
 DECLARATION
I undersigned miss. Pranali Ajit Hegade her by,declare
that the project report entitled on “JEWELLERY” with
reference to “JEWELLERY COLLECTION” has been carried
out and submitted by be to Tuljabhavani Infotech Kolhapur
is my original work canducted under guidance MISS.
Tasmiya Shaikh.
The empirical finding and suggestion in the report are
based on the original information so connected by me. I have
not reproduced the some from any report submitted to
Tuljabhvani Infotech Kolhapur this year batch or any
previous year batch
I understand that any such copying of the matter is laybal to
be punished in a way centure authority may be it.

PLACE- KOLHAPUR

DATE-
Signature
Name- PRANALI A.HEGADE
 ACKNOWLOGMENT
I use this opportunity to convey my great fullness to those
who helped me in completing this task. I would like to thanks
our CEO Head Mr. Ganesh M. Bhosle and guides by Ms.
Tasmiya Shaikh for help, support & motivation for this project
“JEWELLERY”.
I express my since & deep gratitude “I express my gratitude
to all those who helped me directly or indirectly in completing
this project.

Place : Kolhpur

Date :

Miss : Pranali Ajit Hegade

 CENTER HEAD CERTIFICATE

This Is The Certify That The Project Intiled

“JEWELLERY” With Special Reference To “JEWELLERY
COLLECTION” Which Has Been Prepared And
Presented By Miss.Pranali Ajit Hegade In Partial
Fulfillment Of Course Of “Computer Concepact” To
“Tuljabhavani Infotech Kolhapur” Has Been Carried Out
Under My Guidance.
To The Best Knowledge This Is an Original Work and
Submitted To Tulajabhavani InfoTech Kolhapur
Previously.

Date –

Place –Kolhapur
Signature

Name – Ganesh M. Bhosale

 GUIDANCE CERTIFICATE

This Is The Certify That The Project In tilled

“Jewelry” With Special Reference To “Jewellery
Collection” Which Has Been Prepared And Presented
By Miss.Pranali Ajit Hegade In Partial Fulfillment Of
Course Of “Computer Concepact” To “Tuljabhavani
Infotech Kolhapur” Has Been Carried Out Under My
Guidance.
To Thtte Best Knowledge This Is An Original Work
And Submied To Tuljabhavani Infotech Kolhapue
Previously
Date –
Place –Kolhapur
Signature

Name – Ganesh
Machindrnath Bhosale
 QUESTIONERY
1. Who made the jewelry?
 Nassarius Shells
2. How many types of jwelery?
 Temple Jwelery, Bridal jewelery, Fashion Jewelery, Kundan
Jewelery
3. What are the types of fashion jewelery?
 Fashion Earrings, Necklace, Finger rings, Toe rings, Bracelets.

4. Where did the Indian jewelry originate from?

 Indus Valley Civilization.

5. What are the styles of jewelery?

 Belle Epoque, Art Deco, Mid-Century, Modern.

6. What jewelery of millennials wearing?

 Streamlined jewelery.

7. Who is a a famous jewelery designer?

 Henri Vever, Paul Brant.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
 www.google.com

 www.wikipedia.com

 www.yahoo.com

 www.coplan.com
 HARDWARE & SOFTWARE
REQUIREMENT

HAEDWARE REQUIREMENT
 PROCESSING : INTEL (R) CORE (TM) DUO CPU
 RAM : 2.00 GB
 HAED DISK : 80 GB

SOFTWARE REQUIREMENT

 OPERATING SYSTEM : 64-BIT

 REPORTING TOOL : HANDWRITING RECOGNITION
REPORT
 FORMULAS

1. Total Price: = Quantity * Price in RS

2. Discount: = IF( Total Price>30,”2%”,”4%”)
3. Discount Price: = Rate * Discount
4. Net Price: = Rate – Discount Price
5. GST Price: = Net Price * GST
6. Net Price with GST: = Net Price + GST Price
7. Stock in Quantity: = Quantity – (Sales for
March + Sales for April)
Jwellery

Neckles

Ring

Brecelet

Earrings
 22 CARET

18 CARET
GOLD

24 CARET
 INTRODUCTION

Jewelry consists of small decorative items worn for

personal adornment, such as rings, earrings, necklace
etc. Jewelry may be attached to the body or the clothes.
The word jewelry itself is derived from word “JEWEL”
Anglicized from old French “JOVEL”. The first signs of
jewelry came from the people of Africa. Perforated beads
suggesting shell. Jewelry made from sea snail’s shells &
have been found dating to 75000 years ago at Blombos
cave.

Before I outline these traits, it’s important to

consider the different types of jewelry. Some creations
respond to transient fashion trends and provide their
wearer with a token of the here and now through
accessible materials, styles and prices. In contrast, high
jewelry is often more creative, less tied to the trends of
the day, requires important gems and more unique
artistry using traditional handmaking skills over mass-
production methods. In fact, most high jewelry
collections are so complex they take two or three years to
complete.
 HISTORY
Jewelry is a universal form of adornment. Jewelry
made from shells, stone & bones survives from
Prehistoric times. It is likely that from an early date it
was worn as a protection from the dangers of the life or
as a mark of stuts or rank.
In the ancient world the discovery of hoe to work
metals was an important stage in the development of the
art of jewelery. Over time, metalworking techniques
became more sophisticated & decoration more intricate.
Gold, a rare & highly valued material, was buried
with the dead so as to accompany its owner into the
afterlife. This collar was found in a bog in shannongrove,
co: Limerick, Ireland, sometime before 1783.
The history of traditional Indian jewelry is as old as
indian history. The word jewelery originates from the
Latin word “JOCALE” meaning plaything 5000-7000
years ago during Ramayana & Mahabharata times was
when jewelery & the art of wanting to beauty oneself was
popularized. Traces of beaded jewelery can be found back
to 15000 BC during the Indus Valley civilization.\
Beads, shells don’t really have a shelf life and metals
can be used to make jewelery was discovered later by the
Indus Valley region. Indian had an enormous supply of
precious metals & gems; prospered due to export &
exchange with other nations.