Raniwala 1881 introduced the Bejewelled Rani Ratna Angrakha in Jaipur in February 2026, drawing on Johri Bazaar’s jewellery traditions to showcase heritage techniques, craftsmanship continuity, and material integration.

Zen Diamond has partnered Francorp to scale franchise-led retail in India, targeting over 20 stores by 2026 across Tier 1 and Tier 2 cities amid rising demand for branded diamond jewellery.

Birdhichand Ghanshyamdas enters the Middle East with a flagship in Doha, unveiled alongside Al Darwish Jewellery and inaugurated by global icon Sushmita Sen, marking a key milestone for the Jaipur maison.

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.

British luxury jewellery brand Anayah, renowned for blending South Asian heritage with contemporary design, has taken a significant step towards gender inclusivity by hiring its first female artisans in India—a move that challenges long-standing norms in the traditionally male-dominated jewellery-making sector

Malabar Gold & Diamonds has brought its signature ‘Artistry Show’ to Hyderabad, showcasing handcrafted jewellery masterpieces alongside special discounts and offers, ensuring an unforgettable experience for jewellery lovers

2024 has been a remarkable year for Polki jewellery, a testament to its enduring elegance and universal appeal across generations. At Dassani Brothers, the year has brought renewed appreciation for jewellery that balances traditional artistry with modern sensibilities, catering to a growing clientele seeking meaningful, handcrafted pieces

GI tags have the potential to revolutionize India’s jewellery industry by preserving traditional craftsmanship, enhancing global recognition of regional products, boosting the livelihood of artisans, and promoting sustainable growth. Additionally, GI-tagged jewellery can be positioned as premium, authentic offerings carrying cultural and historical significance, which can give a leg-up to jewellery exports, says Suneeta Kaul

In an age where fast fashion often overshadows craftsmanship, Indian jewellers are championing the revival of artisanal skills. By seamlessly blending traditional techniques with contemporary designs, they are catering to a modern clientele, while preserving the rich cultural heritage of India, finds out Priyanka Talreja Garegrat

PNG Jewellers, a heritage brand known for its intricate craftsmanship and quality, has introduced two new festive collections, Saptam and Eiina, following the overwhelming success of last year’s offerings

PNG Jewellers, a 192-year-old brand, has expanded its presence in Pune with the launch of four new stores across the city. Located at NIBM Road, Sinhagad Road, Charholi Phata, and Ambegaon, these stores offer a diverse selection of gold, silver, diamond, and platinum jewellery

PNG Jewellers has expanded its presence in Mumbai with the grand opening of three new stores in Bhandup, Goregaon, and Virar. With these new additions, the renowned jewellery brand strengthens its reach in the city, offering customers a world-class shopping experience just in time for the festive season

PNG Jewellers, a heritage brand with 192 years of excellence, celebrated the grand opening of its newest store in Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar with a star-studded launch featuring actor Swapnil Joshi, marking another milestone in the brand’s expansion across Maharashtra

The Gem & Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC) marked a significant milestone on 24th September 2024, with the inauguration of the Indian Institute of Gems & Jewellery (IIGJ) training and skilling centre in Ratnagiri, Maharashtra