In less than a year since launching its flagship store in Kala Ghoda, Kumari Jewels has fast become one of India’s most promising modern jewellery brands. With the recent opening of its second store on Bandra’s upscale Turner Road, the brand is now charting an ambitious national expansion plan—targeting 35 stores across major Indian metros over the next three years, and five to six locations within Mumbai by December 2025

Bengaluru’s legendary fine jewellery house, C. Krishniah Chetty Group, has brought its signature sparkle to Goa with a six-day luxury jewellery exhibition that blends heritage craftsmanship, modern innovation, and conscious consumerism

Khazanchi Jewellers Limited, a prominent name in India’s jewellery retail landscape, has announced stellar financial results for the second half and full year of FY25, reporting a sharp surge in revenues and profits. Backed by strong festive demand, digital innovation, and expansion into new markets, the Chennai-based company has emerged as a key player in the evolving jewellery sector

Gargi by P. N. Gadgil & Sons has ended FY25 on a strong financial footing, reporting over 2.5x growth in revenue and a sharp jump in profitability. With a strategic shift to a more scalable franchise-led model and an expanding retail footprint, the jewellery brand is positioning itself for long-term growth. The company has also announced plans to raise Rs. 15 crore to support its next phase of expansion

In an industry often dominated by surface embellishments and mass production, Rata by Pratiksha Tandon offers a radically different vision — one where jewellery is handwoven, not embroidered, and every bead tells a story of patience, intention, and artistry. With a freeform technique that sets it apart from traditional crafts like zardozi and adda, Rata is carving a niche in contemporary Indian design by embracing slowness, sustainability, and soul

De Beers Group, the global diamond powerhouse, anticipates that India's diamond jewellery market will double by 2030, driven by robust economic growth and evolving consumer preferences. This projection was shared by De Beers CEO Al Cook during his recent visit to India

In a move set to redefine the landscape of ethnic fashion jewellery, the House of Isharya has launched Indinoor, a vibrant new brand tailored for the modern Indian woman. With its debut collection, Jewels of Happiness, Indinoor fuses traditional artistry with contemporary flair to create pieces designed for every celebration

Tribhovandas Bhimji Zaveri Ltd (TBZ), one of India’s most established jewellery retailers, reported its first profit decline in ten quarters, as elevated gold prices diverted consumer interest away from jewellery towards gold as a pure investment

Move strengthens brand's positioning in India's dynamic lifestyle jewellery market

This summer, as couples across the country celebrate their union in sunlit ceremonies and elegant soirées, Platinum Love Bands introduces ‘The Wedding Edition’ — a new collection of commitment bands designed to honour relationships that are truly one in a million

A subtle yet striking shift is unfolding in men’s fashion, as jewellery moves from the periphery to the forefront of style. Among the accessories leading this transformation is the brooch—once seen as merely decorative, now reimagined as a bold expression of identity, heritage, and sartorial flair

Homegrown brand Aupulent Jewellery is redefining the contours of luxury in India’s fine jewellery market through its rapid ascent in the lab-grown diamond segment. Founded in 2021 by Surya Jain, a 5th-generation jeweller from the legacy house of Nikka Mal Babu Ram Jewellers, the brand blends time-honoured craftsmanship with a modern commitment to sustainability and ethical sourcing

BVC, a leading logistics provider for India’s gems and jewellery sector, has successfully completed its first international hand-carry shipment of jewellery from Mumbai. The landmark move marks a new chapter in the international transport of high-value cargo, offering greater speed and security

In a historic development for India’s gem and jewellery sector, the first hand-carried jewellery export was successfully executed from Mumbai’s Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport, directly from the premises of the Bharat Diamond Bourse