This Raksha Bandhan, Zen Diamond—an internationally renowned fine jewellery brand with over 400 stores worldwide—invites you to celebrate sibling love with a new kind of gifting experience.

In a unique blend of nostalgia, pop culture, and luxury, Ahmedabad’s jewellery market is experiencing a surprising new trend: gold pendants inspired by the globally popular Labubu toy.

Leading omnichannel jewellery brand CaratLane has unveiled its latest Mother’s Day campaign, Born of Her, introducing a heartfelt collection of diamond and gold pendants that celebrate the quiet strength, love, and heroism of mothers

PP Jewellers by Pawan Gupta has introduced a captivating new collection that embodies elegance and versatility. Designed to appeal to all age groups and occasions, the collection features exquisite jewellery crafted with precision and unmatched quality, making it a timeless choice for brides, loved ones, and everyday wear

The event showcased its award-winning jewels to an exclusive audience of European nobility, British elites, and luxury editors.

Senco Gold & Diamonds has announced the launch of a special offer to commemorate the auspicious festival of Rath Yatra also known as the Festival of Chariots with exquisite jewellery that radiates grace and beauty.

Marathi film and television superstar Swapnil Joshi launches the brand’s men’s range of gold jewellery

The collection is crafted to bond with the bold endeavours of the global young and be a part of their armoury as they take on the world, says Chaitanya V Cotha of CKC

The company had announced a ‘Selfie Contest’ and a ‘Lucky Draw’ for its valued customers for the entire Valentine week

Uttar Pradesh’s Leading Jewellery brand, Aisshpra Gems & Jewels, introduces 3rd Edition of Circle of Love an amorous diamond jewellery range inspired by the infinite love.

 ROOP is an exclusive collection of fine jewellery that celebrates the radiance of Lord Ganesha with a refreshing contemporary design sensibility.

A mark of an everlasting bond, tying the Mangalsutra has been an auspicious tradition followed in most marriages for centuries in India. Originally a Hindu tradition, the mangalsutra has become such a universal symbol in Indian weddings that over time, other religions have also adopted the tradition of tying the mangalsutra. Mostly made in gold, the meaning and history behind the mangalsutra is profound, and has different cultural implications in different parts of India. While in some parts of India, people still uphold the traditional way of adorning the propitious piece of jewellery, in some parts, people have acclimatized to new and modern designs of wearing the mangalsutra. By Vijetha Rangabashyam.

Known for its luxurious designs, 2Divine – The Lifestyle Temple by Dimple Nahar unveils their latest collection for Akshaya Tritiya.

For the special day, the collection from Ghanasingh Be True offers traditional gold pendant necklaces of deities and holy idols embedded with uncut diamonds, pearls and coloured precious gemstones.