💎My grandfather, Haim who wrote out his life story into a journal Ive published, called “The Stateless Central Asian Merchant” coming out Sept 15 (link in bio) moved from Afghanistan to Peshawar, and after Direct Action Day moved to Bombay in 1946. In Bombay, my family traded in fabrics for many years until the 1960s’, when my grandfather, entered Bombay and Jaipur’s bustling gem trade at a time when the city was a true crossroads. Colombian emeralds and Burmese rubies passed through its docks, cut, sorted, and shipped to the world. What began as trade in fabrics transformed into raw stones — and then into fine jewelry-making. The family business placed them at the center of one of Europe’s most vibrant goldsmithing markets. Do you know where the next destination was? Drop your comment below. ✨ A journey of transformation: from merchants of gems → to makers of legacy. 📖 The Stateless Central Asian Merchant — launching Sept 15. 💬 “Did you know Bombay was once the world’s gem hu...