Prêt by Couture India opened at Grand Hyatt Mumbai with a clear focus on lightweight design, operational discipline, and calibrated growth, reflecting an industry that aligns creativity with commercial precision in evolving retail markets.

GJEPC announced “Quantum Couture” as the theme for Artisan Jewellery Design Awards 2026 on 22 January in Mumbai, outlining three design categories and opening entries for industry and student participants nationwide.

Over four days, IIJS Bharat Signature 2026 saw brisk business take place at JWCC; retailers focused on couture differentiation, lightweight gold, gemstone statements, and silver jewellery, reflecting evolving buying behaviour across daily-wear, bridal, and emerging categories.

International Institute of Gemology used Jaipur Jewellery Show 2025 to demonstrate its industry-integrated education model, combining trade exposure, manufacturing visits and design evaluation to prepare students for jewellery business realities.

Senco unveils its new 'Vivaah' Wedding Collection, blending heritage craftsmanship with contemporary bridal aesthetics, supported by a nationwide campaign starring Kiara Advani and special festive offers for wedding-season shoppers.

Reva by P. N. Gadgil & Sons launches an exquisite bridal collection that fuses timeless Indian artistry with contemporary diamond design, featuring vibrant gemstones, elevated mangalsutras, and luxurious wedding-ready creations crafted for today’s discerning bride.

Mahabir Danwar Jewellers (MDJ) turned the spotlight on love, companionship, and celebration with the grand finale of its flagship contest Couple No.1 – Season 4, held at Fairfield by Marriott, Kolkata.

Dassani Brothers has launched a new festive jewellery line, ‘Sumukha’, to mark the onset of Ganesh Chaturthi. The collection draws inspiration from one of Lord Ganesha’s epithets, meaning “the one with a beautiful face,” and celebrates devotion through timeless Polki and Jadau artistry.

Harit Zaveri Jewellers has unveiled Rangat, a bridal jewellery collection inspired by the vibrant hues, emotions, and traditions of the Great Indian Wedding. Designed to be more than just adornment, Rangat is positioned as a tribute to the love, memories, and cultural richness that define wedding celebrations.

When Prada introduced a pair of Kolhapuri-style chappals in its Spring/Summer 2026 menswear collection — labelled simply as “leather sandals”, and priced at Rs.1.16 lakh — it reinforced a familiar pattern for anyone working in the Indian jewellery industry

This year at Cannes, Indian celebrities did more than just serve fashion — they spotlighted the evolving language of jewellery on a global stage. From layered heritage pieces to bold brooches and backchains, here's a deep dive into their dazzling looks and the business takeaways for jewellers and retailers

A subtle yet striking shift is unfolding in men’s fashion, as jewellery moves from the periphery to the forefront of style. Among the accessories leading this transformation is the brooch—once seen as merely decorative, now reimagined as a bold expression of identity, heritage, and sartorial flair

Raniwala 1881, the iconic Jaipur-based luxury jewellery house with roots dating back to the 19th century, has announced a strategic partnership with Francorp, the franchising consultancy arm of Franchise India Group, to expand its retail footprint through a franchise-led model

PRET by Couture India 2025 showcased a bold evolution in India's jewellery industry, with vibrant ready-to-wear collections that redefine luxury for every occasion, signalling a powerful shift beyond traditional bridal markets