Gargi by P.N. Gadgil and Sons marked its four-year milestone in Pune on December 1 2025, outlining growth plans after reporting Q2 FY25-26 sales, profits and continued national retail expansion.

PureJewels has become the first luxury jeweller in the UK to integrate Hallmarking 2.0 with Digital Product Passports (DPPs), marking a significant milestone for the industry.

In celebration of Dhanteras 2024, Divine Solitaires has launched a stunning collection of diamond-embedded gold coins, offering a luxurious alternative to traditional gold coins

Tanishq, a leading jewellery retailer under Titan Company and Tata Group, is anticipating significant developments in the upcoming budget regarding the rationalisation of duties on gold imports

Building on its successful Swarovski Created Diamonds collections in the USA, China, and Japan, the Austrian Maison now extends its fine jewellery offerings to the Indian market

A pictorial representation featuring select jewels from handpicked jewellers

The 30.18 carat ‘Pride of India’ will be on display at JCK Las Vegas

Entice, KGK Since 1905 has launched a new line of diamond jewellery for everyday wear. The range is lightweight and aimed at the modern women.

The range is lightweight and crafted for the quintessential modern women

The online portal will showcase the products seen in its physical stores; this is Tiffany’s venture in partnership with the Reliance Group

Mehta Gold is experimenting with newer designs and motifs using the electroforming technology for its upcoming collection, which will be unveiled at the prestigious Couture India event being held in Delhi between August 28 and August 30, says Sandeep Mehta in a conversation with Sughandha R

Amidst several concerns, long meetings, continual discussions and more, the landmark regulation related to mandatory hallmarking becomes a reality in India – all set to change the course of the Indian G & J Industry completely. Opinions from across the industry highlight the upsides and downsides of thisregulation, says Sugandha R

Mandatory hallmarking, final call to be made on June 14 after high level discussion between jewellers’ representatives and BIS officials
 

The Government of India is making hallmarking (certification of purity) of gold jewellery mandatory from 15 June 2021. Among the many difficulties that jewellery business owners are facing in hallmarking their products major ones include: HUID and its impracticalities, dearth of assaying and hallmarking centres in India and heritage jewellery issues when it comes to hallmarking