Platinum jewellery took center stage at the 98th Academy Awards, with celebrities showcasing statement diamond necklaces and bold brooches on the red carpet.
IIJS Bharat Tritiya 2026 showcases India’s strength as a global jewellery powerhouse with 1,100+ exhibitors, GI-tagged crafts, and strong international participation in Bengaluru.
Forevermark Diamond Jewellery enters Chandigarh with its first boutique at Elante Mall, bringing global craftsmanship, natural diamonds, and luxury retail experience to the city.
P N Gadgil Jewellers achieves ₹10,000 crore revenue milestone, driven by strong festive demand and impressive growth across key jewellery segments.
New York-based fine jewellery brand Verlas has introduced its elegant ‘La Fleur’ collection in India, a floral-inspired range crafted with lab-grown diamonds and recycled gold. Designed to reflect modern luxury with a conscious approach, the collection blends Luxury design with Verlas commitment to sustainability and craftsmanship.
Shaunak Parikh of GJEPC shares insights on IIJS Bharat Tritiya, industry trends, sustainability initiatives, and India’s growing role in global jewellery trade.
Divine Solitaires, India’s leading natural solitaires brand is marking the opportune occasion of Gudi Padwa with a festive offer that sparkles with its rare, precious and unmatched diamonds. The brand invites customers to make an aspirational, auspicious and assured investment on the special day by booking its Diamond Coin at just ₹2,000. The offer is designed to make precious diamond coins financially accessible to a larger consumer base.
The overall gross exports of gems and jewellery in February 2026 were recorded at US$ 2.68 billion (Rs. 24,340.05 crores), registering a growth of 3.86% (8.37% in Rs. terms) compared to US$ 2.58 billion (Rs. 22,460.13 crores) in February 2025.
The overall gross exports of gems and jewellery in February 2026 were recorded at US$ 2.68 billion (Rs. 24,340.05 crores), registering a growth of 3.86% (8.37% in Rs. terms) compared to US$ 2.58 billion (Rs. 22,460.13 crores) in February 2025.
The overall gross exports of gems and jewellery in February 2026 were recorded at US$ 2.68 billion (Rs. 24,340.05 crores), registering a growth of 3.86% (8.37% in Rs. terms) compared to US$ 2.58 billion (Rs. 22,460.13 crores) in February 2025.
