VBJ Since 1900, Vummidi Bangaru Jewellers, India’s most trusted heirloom jewellery brand has announced the launch of its six-week long ‘Extravagant Aadi’ festival campaign from 11th July to 17th August 2025. As part of this festive initiative, VBJ Since 1900 is offering exclusive Aadi discounts across all its categories – Gold, Diamond, Silver, Solitaire, Platinum and Precious Stone jewellery
Gargi by PN Gadgil and Sons has announced the launch of The Muse of Monsoon, a limited-edition collection in 92.5 sterling silver that marks a clear shift in how seasonal jewellery is positioned in the Indian market. With clean silhouettes, fluid symmetry, and editorial restraint, this drop reflects Gargi’s evolving design language, one that speaks to clarity, craft, and contemporary styling
On July 5, 2025, Ratnalaya Jewellers hosted a highly successful Mega Blood Donation Camp at its Danapur branch, attracting over 200 participants, including employees, customers, and visitors. The event, organized with Maa Blood Bank and Ratnalaya Charitable Trust, garnered over 1 million views within 24 hours, reflecting its significant community impact. The initiative underscores the brand’s commitment to social responsibility, aligning with its vision of serving society beyond business. Detailed coordination and accessibility details were provided to ensure widespread participation.
The International Institute of Gemology (IIG) celebrated Van Mahotsav, India’s annual festival of trees with a deeply symbolic and immersive experience, blending environmental consciousness with the spirit of design and innovation. Observed across the country to raise awareness about the importance of trees and ecological balance, Van Mahotsav resonates strongly with IIG’s ethos: nurturing talent in an industry born from nature, shaped by creativity, and sustained by responsibility
The International Institute of Gemology (IIG) celebrated Van Mahotsav, India’s annual festival of trees with a deeply symbolic and immersive experience, blending environmental consciousness with the spirit of design and innovation. Observed across the country to raise awareness about the importance of trees and ecological balance, Van Mahotsav resonates strongly with IIG’s ethos: nurturing talent in an industry born from nature, shaped by creativity, and sustained by responsibility
The International Institute of Gemology (IIG) celebrated Van Mahotsav, India’s annual festival of trees with a deeply symbolic and immersive experience, blending environmental consciousness with the spirit of design and innovation. Observed across the country to raise awareness about the importance of trees and ecological balance, Van Mahotsav resonates strongly with IIG’s ethos: nurturing talent in an industry born from nature, shaped by creativity, and sustained by responsibility
In the recently concluded quarter, we expanded our footprint with the launch of our dedicated sub- brand Litestyle, aimed at meeting the growing demand for stylish and lightweight jewellery. Additionally, we launched two new showrooms during the quarter – one COCO and one FOCO, taking our total store count to 55.
David Kellie, the CEO of the Natural Diamond Council (NDC), has officially announced his decision to step down at the end of 2025. The news was shared via LinkedIn, where Kellie revealed he had advised the Board of Directors of his departure. His exit comes on the heels of the landmark signing of the Luanda Accord, a pivotal initiative securing broader industry funding for the global promotion of natural diamonds.
In a step towards enriching customer experiences with meaningful knowledge and trust, Tanishq, India’s most trusted jewellery brand from Titan Company Limited (a Tata Group company), has collaborated with Gemological Science International (GSI) to bring specialized gemological sales training to its retail and corporate teams across India.
The recently concluded quarter has been a very fulfilling one, recording consolidated revenue growth of approximately 31% when compared to the same period in the previous financial year despite multiple pauses in demand during the quarter, majorly due to volatility in gold prices and geopolitical tensions