The LiteStyle campaign by PNG Jewellers not only celebrates the strength and independence of women but also introduces a collection of lightweight jewellery perfectly suited for day-to-day wear

‘Akshay Tritiya’ has brought in a ray of hope for many jewellery retailers across India and many are saying that demand is better on this day than before. People are buying gold and allowing the good luck to ward of the gloom cast by the pandemic

Diwali sales has brought a shine on the G & J business as retailers have begun booking good profits for the season. Here’s what retailers have to say

The Indian jewellery manufacturing fraternity is resilient and amidst a surge in Covid 19 cases in some states, lack of skilled artisans, liquidity issues and economic downturn, they are ploughing through the crisis to meet the ongoing festive and wedding demand

Gold jewellery manufacturers have arguably faced a lot during the past eight months of this year. Here’s how they met their individual challenges

Lights of Diwali have brought a shine on the G & J business as retailers are counting profits this season. Here’s what they have to say…

Youngsters are less easy to please. Their approach towards materialistic things are underlined with a keen interest in minimalistic designs, wearability, utility and sustainability. Quality and affordability are key. Come festive and bridal seasons, impress youngsters and ensure your conversion rates are higher by stocking these pieces says Vijetha Rangabashyam

The project that was work-in-progress for almost two years finally becomes a reality 

From using less gold to focusing on pieces that are rich in tradition and craftsmanship, to embracing old-world techniques and exploring Nature as an inspiration even more, here’s how India’s top manufacturers are getting ready for the world ahead

Mia, by Tanishq have announced the Lil Joys Sale

Select business owners from across India discuss demand supply issues, inventory-related problems and the way forward, post lockdown with R Sugandha

Based on insights gained from the G & J industry in the current situation, we have articulated eight challenging scenarios, which jewellery retailers may have to face in the near future. R Sugandha compiles solutions offered by select retailers from across the nation

Buying gold is an important part of our lives – this is part of our 5,000 year-old history – it won’t go away just because of a pandemic or economic slowdown, opines Vastupal Ranka of Ranka Jewellers, based in Pune and Thane, in an insightful interview

Amit Gupta of Alankar Jewellers and Brothers, Hathwa Market, believes that manufacturers, based in Mumbai, Surat and Kolkata need to spring back in action so that retailers across the nation can function smoothly