Ahead of Akshaya Tritiya, the seventh edition of GJS showcased a vibrant mix of lightweight innovative, modular bridal jewellery, with event highlighting a renewed interest in silver. While some exhibitors saw high engagement, others noted a more cautious buying environment shaped by soaring gold prices

In the inaugural IJ Talks session at PRET by Couture India, retail consultants and former Titan executives Prabhakar Mahadevan and Rajagopalan J shared actionable strategies drawn from the Theory of Constraints. The duo, which has experience advising brands like Malabar Gold and Diamonds and Tanishq, outlined five data-led principles to boost stock turns, margins, and profitability

IIJS Tritiya 2025, held in Bengaluru, showcased the resilience and innovation of India’s gem and jewellery industry amid global headwinds. With cautious, yet committed buyers, strategic government support — including the announcement of a proposed mega jewellery park — and a strong emphasis on craftsmanship and technology, the show reinforced India’s growing stature in global jewellery trade

PRET by Couture India 2025 showcased a bold evolution in India's jewellery industry, with vibrant ready-to-wear collections that redefine luxury for every occasion, signalling a powerful shift beyond traditional bridal markets

Silver jewellery is witnessing unprecedented global demand, signalling a pivotal moment for manufacturers in India to scale production, and strengthen their foothold in international markets

Jewellery has long been synonymous with precious metals like gold, silver, and platinum. However, as consumer preferences evolve, designers are pushing the boundaries by incorporating unconventional materials such as fabric, ceramic, resin, wood, and leather accents to create new-age jewellery, finds out Priyanka Talreja Garegrat

Pret jewellery has always been a popular choice with women, but of late, its demand has been scaling new heights, particularly among NRIs, who are embracing it for its blend of style, affordability, convenience and accessibility, discovers Suneeta Kaul

Industry leaders have praised the Union Budget for boosting consumer demand through tax reforms, increasing disposable income, and supporting economic growth

Destination weddings, with their picturesque settings and multiple functions, demand jewellery that balances elegance, comfort, and practicality. Pret jewellery, known for its lightweight and versatile designs, has emerged as the top choice for NRIs looking to add glamour without the burden of traditional locker jewellery, finds out Priyanka Talreja Garegrat

IIJS Signature 2025, hosted by GJEPC in Mumbai, has emerged as a landmark event in the jewellery industry, drawing over 25,000 trade visitors from 800+ Indian cities and 60 countries, with more than 1,500 exhibitors and 3,000 stalls. The event, which opened its doors in Mumbai today, underscores India's rising prominence in the global jewellery market, blending craftsmanship with cutting-edge technology and international collaborations

As 2024 draws to a close, the jewellery industry reflects on a year marked by innovation, resilience, and evolving consumer preferences. From record-breaking gold prices, to growing demand for natural diamonds and polki jewellery, the year saw it all. Industry stalwarts share their perspectives of 2024, and offer a glimpse into the year to come

As the festive season shines bright, the jewellery industry is abuzz with new styles, materials, and designs that offer a blend of tradition and modernity, discovers Priyanka Talreja Garegrat

Demi-fine jewellery, which lies between fine jewellery and fashion jewellery, has grown into a significant market category, gaining traction among millennials and Gen Z, and redefining how jewellery is designed, marketed, and worn

GI tags have the potential to revolutionize India’s jewellery industry by preserving traditional craftsmanship, enhancing global recognition of regional products, boosting the livelihood of artisans, and promoting sustainable growth. Additionally, GI-tagged jewellery can be positioned as premium, authentic offerings carrying cultural and historical significance, which can give a leg-up to jewellery exports, says Suneeta Kaul