Aamukhi 18.9: A Story of Exquisite Jewellery Start up and Revolutionary Service!
Jewellery is an influential part of our lives if we want to look good. It looks even better if you jazz up your look with jewellery that matches your clothes. Women have always appreciated and valued jewellery, even in ancient times. That’s why, if you want to stand out at your upcoming significant occasion, look no further than the exquisite finger ring sets from Aamukhi, a jewellery start-up.
Jewellery enthusiast Adima Ambekar is the founder of “Aamukhi.” Even though she considers herself a tomboy, finger rings helped her develop a passion of jewellery. She launched this huge initiative while managing her alternative profession. Her product delivery is not just limited to Nashik, but even to other parts of India, the US, and other countries.
Let’s get started with her tale of becoming a young entrepreneur!
When did you start your business? What is the background story of ‘Aamukhi an Introduction?
In 2017, while I was in my second year of LLB, I started my own business. As someone who loves finger rings very much, I came across a few pages on Instagram where I checked out jewellery, and that’s how I came up with this idea. In order to understand what the trends are, what people like, and what I need to do based on them, I spent almost 2-3 months researching from Kashmir to Kanyakumari.
The name of the brand originally wasn’t Aamukhi but rather “Dresses 9 to 9,” which depicts the attire you wear from 9 Am to 9 Pm because in the beginning, I had the idea to launch a clothing line, which has a good market overall. However, as I already mentioned, I had a personal interest in finger rings, and because both my mother and sister thought it was a brilliant concept and fully supported me, it gave rise to “Aamukhi.”
How did you come up with the name for your company?
As an entrepreneur, my brand is definitely very close to my heart. Like that, my firm and its name have a special meaning which is closest to our hearts. Aamukhi refers to the first page of any book or the first bell in an Indian drama when the curtain is initially drawn and the play begins...
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