GJEPC has responded to the India–EU Free Trade Agreement, stating that zero-duty access for jewellery will support exports, improve competitiveness and help double bilateral gem and jewellery trade within three years.

Following the announcement of the India-EU Free Trade Agreement, GJEPC Chairman Kirit Bhansali outlined its expected impact on exports, employment and market diversification for India’s gem and jewellery sector.

In spite of an 8.76% dip in cut and polished diamond exports during April-November 2025, GJEPC remains optimistic about India’s export performance in 2026. The Council is looking forward to the BTA with the US, and should that take longer than expected, it will take all necessary measures in coordination with the government and stakeholders to support exports, and ensure continued growth, says Sabyasachi Ray, Executive Director, GJEPC, in a conversation with Suneeta Kaul.

Indian jewellery retailers face a widening loyalty gap as younger consumers prioritize experience over tradition. Evolving expectations, digital influence, and value-driven choices are reshaping how brands must now build long-term relationships.

Titan Company Ltd. has expanded its presence in Old Delhi's iconic Chandni Chowk by launching six new stores within the Omaxe Chowk complex

This launch brings the global jewellery brand’s showroom count globally to 350

Dwarka witnesses an enhanced era in jewellery shopping as Malabar Gold and Diamonds unveils a transformed and enriched retail experience. The renowned brand aims to redefine the jewellery landscape with its latest offering in the heart of the city

This step also makes the brand the first Indian jewellery retailer to begin operations in Canada

This launch also makes the brand the is the first Indian jewellery retailer to begin operations in Canada

Yes, the import duty cut to 5% will benefit some segments of the diamond industry, but how big will the impact be? Suneeta Kaul finds out

Covid-19 has affected every single stakeholder in the gems and jewellery industry. As demand for jewellery remains subdued in India, jewellery manufacturers worry about receiving payments from retailers, paying their staff salaries and managing overheads and the most important of all, getting back their karigars who have migrated back to their hometowns says Vijetha Rangabashyam

This initiative will bring in transparency and build confidence in buyers and bankers 

Jewellery retailers struggling with a surge in prices of the yellow metal are pushing marketing campaigns and rolling out exchange offers

Needed Changes For the Retail Jewellery Industry