GJEPC inaugurated the India Pavilion and India Design Gallery at JCK Las Vegas 2026, showcasing 33 exporters and award-winning jewellery designs to strengthen India's global market presence.

Kalyan Jewellers returned to the Cannes Film Festival for a third appearance, unveiling a bespoke high-jewellery creation for brand ambassador Kalyani Priyadarshan inspired by Art Deco design and couture styling.

De Beers and Sotheby’s unveiled a 28.88-carat Type IIa diamond from Jwaneng, set for Hong Kong auction, underscoring rarity, provenance and sustained demand for high-value natural diamonds in Asia.

CaratLane presented eight natural diamond jewellery looks at New York Fashion Week on February 16, 2026 in Chelsea Piers, marking its first international runway showcase and expanding global market presence.

In order to meet the challenges of the diamond industry head on, De Beers has devised a multi-pronged strategy – the major steps include upping investment in marketing, participating in the Luanda Accord, developing a range of category campaigns, collaborating with key retail partners to grow demand, and investing in branded marketing programmes for its own retail businesses, says David Johnson, VP, Global External Communications, De Beers Group, in a conversation with Suneeta Kaul.

Divine Solitaires’ new wedding campaign positions the diamond mangal sutra as a powerful symbol of protection, unity and lifelong partnership, reinforcing the brand’s craftsmanship, ethics and value-driven assurance for modern brides.

As the festive season approaches, Mia by Tanishq, one of India's leading fine jewellery brands, unveiled its latest collection, 'Manifest'

DiAi Designs’ latest wedding and festive jewellery edit celebrates love, tradition, and modern style with pieces crafted from lab-grown diamonds and recycled gold. From personalised mangalsutras to statement rings and versatile necklaces, the collection blends timeless elegance with contemporary flair, offering designs that capture the joy and meaning of weddings and festive celebrations.

From the salons of the Roaring Twenties, to the showcases of today’s boldest designers, Art Deco jewellery is making a glittering comeback — one that is anything but nostalgic, finds out Priyanka Talreja Garegrat.

Dassani Brothers unveiled their latest high-jewellery collection, Aranya, at IIJS 2025 in Mumbai, paying homage to India’s sacred forests through intricate designs inspired by nature.

ORRA Fine Jewellery has brought back its much-celebrated Diamond Festival, offering customers a sparkling opportunity to explore its latest diamond creations alongside a host of attractive offers.

IIJS Tritiya took off on a grand note in Bangalore, with the show witnessing a significant increase in participation. As many as 500 new companies are joining the event, and over 15,000 retailers are expected from 500 cities across India

As women evolve, so does jewellery. Indian brands have remained in step with the changing needs of the modern woman, crafting Women's Day collections that defy traditional norms. These designs go beyond adornment, resonating with women who juggle multiple roles, finds out Priyanka Talreja Garegrat

Manaal Fine Jewellery has introduced a new collection titled Whispers of Zambia, which explores a blend of heritage and modern design elements