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SEEPZ-SEZ marked a milestone today with the inauguration of the New Enterprises & Service Tower (NEST-2), signalling a new phase of redevelopment and future-ready infrastructure for India’s gem and jewellery export ecosystem. The ceremony was graced by Chief Guest, Shri Piyush Goyal, Hon’ble Minister of Commerce & Industry, Government of India, and attended by Honoured Guest, Shri Vimal Anand, IRS, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Commerce & Industry, Govt. of India; Shri Dnyaneshwar B. Patil, Zonal Development Commissioner, SEEPZ; Smt. Mital Hiremath, Jt. Development Commissioner, Pune Cluster; Shri Mayur R. Mankar, Jt. Development Commissioner, SEEPZ (Mumbai); Shri Shaunak Parikh, Vice Chairman, GJEPC; Shri Colin Shah, Head of the Working Group, Bharat Ratnam Mega CFC; Shri Adil Kotwal, President, SGJMA; Shri Vijay Gujarathi, Chairman, SEEMA, and other senior government officials and industry leaders.

VBJ Since 1900 (Vummidi Bangaru Jewellers), India’s most trusted legacy jewellery brand proudly unveils “The Lucky 7 Bracelet” – An MS Dhoni Signature Edition, crafted exclusively by VBJ as part of the Men of Platinum initiative by Platinum Guild International (PGI). Launched recently, this product stands as a rare fusion of sporting legacy and artisanal mastery.

Gargi by P N Gadgil and Sons (PNGS), one of India’s best fashion jewellery brands, is happy to announce that Mithila Palkar, a well-known actor and influencer, will continue to be its brand ambassador in 2026. These two companies have worked together for the second year in a row, and their values, aesthetics, and ability to connect with the audience have all been a good fit.

As wedding bells ring across the country, couples looking for jewellery that tells their own love story can now go to a place that combines old-fashioned craftsmanship with modern luxury. Reva Diamonds, a high-end jewellery store owned by P.N. Gadgil & Sons, has released its Platinum and Diamond Collections. These collections are for people who see jewellery as more than just decoration; they see it as a way to show their personality and make a lasting commitment.

Dhirsons Jewellers is a heritage-led jewellery house with roots tracing back to 1950.The family began its journey in Ludhiana before relocating permanently to Delhi in 1992, where Dhirsons established its flagship presence in Lajpat Nagar.  Over the years, the business has grown into a 10,000 to 12,000 square-foot flagship showroom, recognised as one of the largest and most trusted jewellery destinations in the region.

Rokde Jewellers, a well-known brand across the Vidarbha region for its wide range of gold, silver, and diamond-studded jewellery, has organized a grand three-day inauguration ceremony in Gondia. The first day of the event was inaugurated on the evening of 5 December by TV serial Kumkum Bhagya fame actress Pooja Banerjee.

Across India, solitaire buying continues to shift from a simple purchase to an informed, trust-led decision. With more customers asking for transparent pricing, reliable certification, and clear value, retailers are finding new ways to keep people engaged and confident during the buying process. This year’s edition of The Solitaire Festival of India (TSFI) 2025, presented by Divine Solitaires, proved how an organised customer programme can create steady footfalls and genuine interest around solitaires.

PNG Jewellers, one of India’s most trusted jewellery brands with a 193-year legacy, opened its first showroom in Bihar on 7 December 2025. Located on Kankarbagh Main Road, the expansive 4000 sq ft store marks an important milestone in the brand’s eastward journey along the historic Peshwa route. After establishing a strong presence in Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh, Bihar was the natural next step.

The All India Gem and Jewellery Domestic Council (GJC) welcomes the Reserve Bank of India’s announcement of a 25 basis point cut in the key repo rate. This progressive and timely measure reflects the Hon’ble Prime Minister and the Finance Minister’s commitment to strengthening India’s economic environment.

The specific auction mix and the quality of the lots offered at each auction vary in characteristics such as size, colour and clarity on account of variations in mined production and market demand. Therefore, the results of each auction are not always directly comparable.