Steve’s Jewellery partners with IMC Over-40s Cricket World Cup

Steve’s Jewellery has been named the Official Jeweller of the International Masters Cricket (IMC) Over-40s Cricket World Cup, which will be hosted in Guyana in 2026.
The partnership was announced by the Cricket West Indies Masters Association (CWIMA), organisers of the international tournament featuring 16 teams and 72 matches.

As part of the agreement, Steve’s Jewellery will provide a special prize for the Player of the Tournament. The company will also serve as the preferred jewellery destination for players, officials and supporters attending the World Cup.
“We are delighted to welcome Steve’s Jewellery as our official jeweller,” Tournament Director Raj Singh said.
“Steve’s represents Guyanese craftsmanship and enterprise, offering an excellent platform to showcase the quality of our local businesses to an international audience.”
The partnership was formally recognised during a presentation at Steve’s Jewellery in Georgetown. Singh received a specially crafted gold chain featuring a diamond-studded cricket bat pendant.
The commemorative piece was designed and made by the company’s master jeweller, Steve Naraine.
Located at 301 Church Street, South Cummingsburg, opposite the Bourda Mall, Steve’s Jewellery offers locally crafted gold, diamond and sterling silver jewellery. Its pieces are made using white and yellow gold ranging from 12 to 22 karats, with diamonds and other gemstones set by hand.
The company has been certified by the Guyana National Bureau of Standards since 1999 and has also received the Bureau’s Platinum Manufacturer Award for quality.
The 2026 tournament will bring together Masters Cricket teams from around the world for one of the largest international cricket competitions to be staged in Guyana.