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Women shine as brilliant designers of glistening jewellery
It was an evening of glitter. The glitter that sparkled through the glass cases transfixed the eyes of spectators who were trying to catch a close glimpse of the tiny objects gracefully placed on the fabulous and delicate raw silk drape. The jewellery on display was caressed by spectators, mostly women. Its lustre surpassed the lights of the hall and sprinkled a sense of femininity in the surroundings. Facets Sri Lanka, the Annual Gem and Jewellery Exhibition held at the BMICH from August 30 to September 2, became the showpiece of the town attracting thousands of foreign and Lankan admirers and buyers, especially the fairer sex. Women moving from one stall to another were spellbound by the glamour of the showpieces. .
Serica doubles the size of its Medford headquarters
Serica Technologies Inc., a privately held medical device company, says it has doubled the size of its Medford headquarters to 22,000 square feet. The company, which has 30 employees, has a relationship with nearby Tufts University. Serica said it is beginning to manufacture a natural silk material to help stabilize ligaments and tendons following surgery to repair connective issue. (Todd Wallack) .
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