P N Gadgil & Sons, has launched its new Monsoon Collection, a thoughtfully curated range of lightweight, versatile jewellery created for regular, all-day wear. Designed with a practical yet stylish sensibility, the collection blends comfort, durability, and modern design, making it ideal for the rainy season when consumers seek both functionality and polish in their accessories

In a world where trends move fast and sparkle fades quickly, there’s a quiet but powerful movement stirring in the jewellery world — a return to the rare, the unique, and the forgotten. Among these vintage treasures, one gemstone is making a stunning comeback: Painite.

PNG Jewellers, one of India’s most trusted names in fine jewellery and a dominant player in Maharashtra’s jewellery market, proudly announces the launch of its latest diamond jewellery campaign, featuring a meticulously crafted natural diamond necklace at an affordable price of INR 2,25,000*, bringing together modern elegance and exceptional value.

PNG Jewellers, one of India’s most trusted names in fine jewellery and a dominant player in Maharashtra’s jewellery market, proudly announces the launch of its latest diamond jewellery campaign, featuring a meticulously crafted natural diamond necklace at an affordable price of INR 2,25,000*, bringing together modern elegance and exceptional value.

Gemfields is pleased to confirm its ‘G-Factor for Natural Resources’’ figures for the Kagem emerald mine in Zambia and the Montepuez ruby mine in Mozambique, which now stand at 20% and 25% respectively for the 10-year period from 2015 through 2024. The ‘G-Factor for Natural Resources’ reveals the percentage of natural resource revenue paid to the government of the country from which the resource is derived.

The Gem & Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC), India’s apex trade body sponsored by the Union Ministry of Commerce & Industry, reinforces Commitment to Sustainability with Green Practices at its flagship India International Jewellery Show (IIJS) exhibitions —one of the world’s top 2 B2B Trade shows in the gem & jewellery sector

Beginning later this year, GIA (the Gemological Institute of America) will start using descriptive terms to characterize the quality of laboratory-grown diamonds and will no longer use the color and clarity nomenclature that GIA developed for natural diamonds. The Institute will continue to accept laboratory-grown diamonds for evaluation and identification