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PNG Jewellers has announced Swarna Swaraj, a nation-first initiative designed to activate India’s dormant household gold reserves, reduce dependence on gold imports, and encourage responsible gold consumption through recirculation, lower-karat adoption, community outreach, and policy advocacy.
India commenced the Kimberley Process Intersessional Meeting 2026 in Mumbai under its Chairship, bringing together global participants, observers, and industry stakeholders to discuss monitoring, compliance, sustainability, and consumer confidence in the natural diamond trade.
GJEPC has urged the Government to pursue sustainable solutions after the recent increase in gold import duty and Agri cess, highlighting the impact on MSMEs, exports, and working capital while proposing reforms to reduce import dependence and strengthen self-reliance.
The Government of India has revised the customs duty framework for specified gold, silver, & platinum imports along with jewellery findings, recycled precious metals, and related tariff categories through fresh Finance Ministry notifications effective 13 May 2026, creating major implications for the gems and jewellery industry.
Kalyan Jewellers has unveiled the “Nation First – Gold4India Initiative,” a strategic framework designed to activate dormant household gold reserves, reduce India’s dependence on gold imports, and strengthen domestic gold recirculation through exchange programmes, monetisation services, grassroots awareness, and wider adoption of 18K jewellery.
Malabar Gold & Diamonds has proposed strategic reforms to India’s Gold Monetisation Scheme, supporting Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s appeal for responsible gold utilisation and encouraging greater recycling, reuse, and monetisation of domestic gold reserves.
GemGenève 10 concluded its 2026 edition with record visitor numbers, reaffirming global demand for rare gemstones, exceptional jewellery, emerging talent, and artisanal craftsmanship despite challenging market conditions.
World Diamond Council President Ronnie VanderLinden called for unity across the natural diamond trade during the Kimberley Process Intersessional Meeting in Mumbai, highlighting the need for confidence, transparency and collaboration across the industry.
In his address as President of the World Diamond Council, Ronnie Vanderlinden highlighted the urgent need for stronger industry alignment, transparency, and unified messaging to support confidence in natural diamonds amid growing market challenges.
