Suwanee, GA – Indian Community News Desk
As the U.S. government rolls out a new round of import tariffs affecting various categories of goods—including jewelry—local businesses are bracing for change. One such business, Moh Jewels, a trusted name in the Indian-American community, has announced a 26% tariff increase on its offerings, effective April 9, 2025.
In response to this policy shift, Moh Jewels is extending a limited-time opportunity for customers to purchase from its stunning in-store collection at current prices until April 13, 2025—a strategic move to give buyers a brief grace period before the full impact of the tariffs hits.
This announcement comes in light of the broader trade policy changes introduced by the U.S. administration, aiming to realign global trade practices but inadvertently increasing costs for consumers, especially in sectors like jewelry where imported materials play a critical role.
Located at 3170 Peachtree Pkwy, STE 100, Suwanee, GA 30024, Moh Jewels has long been a favorite among Indian-American families for bridal sets, festival jewelry, and heirloom-quality pieces. The tariff increase is expected to affect gold, diamond, and precious stone imports, leading to price hikes across the board.
“We understand how important these purchases are—especially for weddings, gifts, and religious occasions. That’s why we’re giving our community a few extra days to shop at current prices,” said a representative from Moh Jewels.
Customers can contact the store at +1-770-734-1111 or browse more at www.mohjewels.com.
Don’t miss this rare chance to lock in your purchase before prices climb. Whether you’re investing in tradition or looking for a timeless gift, now is the time to act.