Divine Solitaires introduced a diamond coin collection on April 13, 2026, in Mumbai for Akshaya Tritiya, offering three variants to position diamonds as long-term value purchases.

Shivam Jewels, a Surat-based diamond manufacturer, has been appointed a De Beers DTC Sightholder in March 2026, marking a rare addition to the list and strengthening India’s presence in primary rough supply.

India’s Ministry of Home Affairs has issued a standard operating procedure governing bank account freezes in cybercrime investigations, offering relief to Surat’s diamond industry after multiple firms faced sudden account suspensions.

EKARAA enters India’s fine jewellery market with the opening of a 6,700 sq. ft. flagship store in Mumbai on February 5, 2026, marking its retail debut and global headquarters.

As the wedding season begins, ORRA Fine Jewellery introduces Aekta, a versatile diamond collection crafted to elevate bridal and festive styling with contemporary flair, refined craftsmanship, and meaningful design rooted in tradition.

Co-created with dancer Chintamani Diana and launched in Banaras during Dev Diwali, the Kashi 108 Cut™ translates sacred rhythm into a diamond that reflects intention, movement, and meticulously crafted brilliance.

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.

With the steep Trump tariffs now having come into play, the cutting, polishing, manufacturing and export hubs of India are facing severe problems, with joblessness and unit-closure a distinct possibility. The silver lining is that the GJEPC is hopeful of a solution, particularly in view of the advocacy efforts of its US counterparts, who are also working hard to impress upon the Trump administration that the high tariffs will have a deleterious effect on the US jewellery industry as well. In a free-wheeling conversation with Suneeta Kaul, Kirit Bhansali, Chairman, GJEPC, talks about the impact of the tariffs, the steps being taken to bring about some relief to the industry, its expectation from the government, and more.

India’s gems and jewellery industry is on a strong growth trajectory, with the market projected to reach USD 168.62 billion by 2030, up from USD 100.94 billion in 2024, according to a new report by TechSci Research. Anchored in cultural tradition and fuelled by rising disposable incomes, the sector continues to thrive despite global headwinds

Trading of Lab-Grown Diamonds through SPOT 2.0 Platform Enables Buyers and Sellers to Trade with Transparency and Confidence

SGL has launched a new platform where retailers can buy diamonds with a grade guarantee. A new concept and an industry first where even parcels are sold online with each diamond carrying a laser inscription and a dossier report

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman’s Budget has been hailed by the gems and jewellery industry, with stakeholders calling the duty cuts a long-awaited step in the right direction

In a significant boost to the gems and jewellery industry, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced a reduction in customs duties on precious metals. The customs duty on gold and silver has been slashed from 15% to 6%, while the duty on platinum has been lowered from 15.4% to 6.4%

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