MUMBAI, India: High-end jeweller, Ian Rosenberg, who specialises in making elegant jewellery inspired by classic British design, plans to expand operations to India.

Following the success of his son Kevin's jewellery business in Milan, Ian Rosenberg has begun preparations to start serving the Indian market. Having seen his son's designs take off in Italy, Rosenberg feels the time is right to expand his business into foreign territories.

A host of top Bollywood stars have already signed on as brand ambassadors and Rosenberg's Indian-inspired designs were recently seen at several red carpet events. Indian fashion magazines are also desperate to use Rosenberg jewellery in their shoots, to create an authentic English feel with an Indian twist.

The store itself will maintain Rosenberg's desire for exclusivity and viewings for the range will only be provided on request. Interested parties should make an appointment with Ian Rosenberg by emailing him at info@ianrosenbergjeweller.com.

Ian Rosenberg said: "I am delighted to have this opportunity to work in India. The Indian economy is enjoying a real boom at the moment and with that comes a demand for high quality luxury jewellery.

"The designs themselves are in homage to the opulence of the Indian Empire, celebrating the rich and diverse relationship of these two great nations."

"There is a lot of local talent in Mumbai so, rather than making jewellery elsewhere and importing it, we are making use of local techniques. We are training local designers and jewellers to create a hybrid of styles which is really quite unique."

Ian Rosenberg Jeweller are already planning to set up shops in Bahrain, Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates, depending on the success of the Mumbai store.

About Ian Rosenberg Jeweller:

Ian Rosenberg Jewellery has been designing, making and selling luxury jewellery for 35 years. Specialising in British inspired designs, Ian Rosenberg started out selling cutlery door to door in London's West End.

Now, with stores nationwide and a growing online business, Rosenberg spends the majority of his time researching foreign markets and looking for new opportunities for the company.