Gargi by P.N. Gadgil & Sons rolls out nationwide Black Friday promotions from November 28–30, offering flat 25% discounts across silver, brass fashion jewellery and diamond jewellery making charges to drive festive-season gifting.

Blending 80 years of legacy with modern craftsmanship, HM Sarafa Bazaar launches iAMORY, its first experiential 925 sterling silver and lab-grown diamond store, aimed at redefining fine, fashionable, and accessible jewellery for today’s consumers.

In a major consumer protection move, the Indian government has extended its hallmarking mandate to cover 9-karat gold jewellery, effective July 2025. Previously, hallmarking requirements only applied to gold pieces of 14K, 18K, and 22K standard.

With gold prices touching new highs, Surat's jewellery manufacturing industry is seeking formal recognition for a more affordable category: 10 karat gold

Gargi by P. N. Gadgil & Sons, one of India's fastest-growing fashion jewellery brands, has launched on Blinkit in Mumbai, marking a major step into the world of quick commerce

In a notable step toward digital retail innovation, Gargi by P N Gadgil & Sons has launched its fashion and silver jewellery collection on quick-commerce platform Blinkit. The service is currently available in Pune, with a Mumbai rollout expected by the end of May

Sri Jagdamba Pearls has entered the lab-grown diamond (LGD) market with the launch of Aurah, a new jewellery line catering to the modern, conscious consumer

Industry leaders have praised the Union Budget for boosting consumer demand through tax reforms, increasing disposable income, and supporting economic growth

Palmonas, India’s first demi-fine jewellery brand co-owned by Bollywood actor Shraddha Kapoor, has strengthened its retail footprint with the launch of a new store in Pune. This marks the brand’s fifth store as it continues to cater to the growing demand for accessible luxury jewellery

The Indian jewellery market is set for a strong rebound in the coming months, with Nuvama predicting an 18% surge in gold jewellery demand

Indians do not really need an excuse to buy gold, but Akshaya Tritiya offers a pretty good one! Year after year, people turn out in big numbers to buy the yellow metal on this day, considered to be auspicious for buying gold, and this year was no exception. Nothing held customers back – neither the increasing summer heat, nor the rising gold prices. And in addition to the fervour for gold, buyers showed a keen interest in diamond jewellery, discovers Suneeta Kaul

The actress will be seen as the face of the brand, promoting its premium quality products which are available pan-India

The ‘Worst Gifter’ was born out of consumer stories about how a lot of jewellery gifts end up in people's lockers

Launches an exclusive D’SIGNIA showroom in Prayagraj