14kt Gold is Real Gold, Containing 58.5% Pure Gold blended with other Metals/Alloys for Strength. 14kt Gold Jewellery is Consistent throughout the Piece.
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For over six decades, GRT Jewellers has been part of countless celebrations, milestones, and memories. Established in 1964, the brand has grown on a foundation of trust, tradition, and craftsmanship, evolving into a respected jewellery name with 66 showrooms; 65 across South India and one in Singapore; offering thoughtfully designed collections in gold, diamonds, platinum, silver, and gemstones.
KISNA Diamond and Gold Jewellery, a leading brand from the Hari Krishna Group, successfully concluded the landmark 10th edition of the KISNA Diamond Marathon, marking a significant national achievement.
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This Christmas season, Dassani Brothers, a legacy fine jewellery house known for manufacturing and retailing handcrafted polki and jadau jewellery, presents its all-new Christmas collection, marking an important milestone as the brand also forays into diamond jewellery.
Litestyle by PNG, the contemporary lightweight fine jewellery brand from PNG Jewellers, has announced Sara Tendulkar as its brand ambassador, marking a key step in strengthening the brand’s connection with India’s future jewellery consumers.
Silkriti, Rajasthan’s first silver factory established in 1975, has forged a strategic partnership with Francorp, the franchise consulting powerhouse of Franchise India Brands Limited, to accelerate its expansion through a robust franchising model. This alliance leverages Francorp’s proven expertise in scaling retail brands to propel Silkriti’s premium silverware from heritage artistry to pan-India retail dominance.
The All India Gem & Jewellery Domestic Council (GJC) today issued its annual review of the bullion market, highlighting the extraordinary rally in gold and silver during 2025, which has pushed both metals to record or near-record highs by December and the factors driving this surge.
As the Jaipur Jewellery Show (JJS) concluded what is traditionally the final major trade exhibition of the year, the International Institute of Gemology (IIG) used the moment to underline a larger shift underway in professional education, one where classroom learning is no longer sufficient without deep, structured industry immersion.
