About Norafatehi3083
Hi, I am Nora Fatehi. I have been working as a product manager at Rananjay Exports for more than five years. Rananjay Exports is a worldwide manufacturing and wholesaling company based in India that deals in Tibetan Turquoise Jewelry and other 200 plus varieties of gemstones. Our jewelry is made with genuine and ethically sourced gemstones that are loved by jewelry resellers worldwide. Bearing the signature of Rananjay Exports, each jewel is created with good quality. Moreover, We are dedicated to giving exclusive member benefits to our customers with a memorable shopping experience.
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