The jewellery industry in India is highly competitive and fragmented. Some entities tend to do well, while some get into a rut. Priyanka Talreja Garegrat identifies some key elements of successful companies in the industry

In Vummidi Bangaru's latest collection, the national bird of Indian can be seen adorning a modern twist.

Along with celebrating India’s 75th Independence Day, IIG held its Annual Convocation Ceremony and launched a Diploma Program for Jewellery Manufacturing Techniques

As gold becomes dearer by the day, retailers are looking to stock up on affordable, light-weight jewellery crafted in 18K gold as that’s where the consumers are headed. Manufacturers on the other hand are trying to push all boundaries to create feather-light pieces without compromising on design and quality observes Vijetha Rangabashyam

Here is a comprehensive list of trends that emerged in 2019 but are still going strong as we enter 2020

An Overview of the Jaipur G&J Industry

The brand combines a 63-year-old legacy and state-of-the-art manufacturing techniques to bring you a wide range of bridal sets

The gold jewellery demand is likely to face pressure in the long term, however, the country's demographics will offset the trends and boost demand, the World Gold Council (WGC) said in a report today.

Antique Polki Jewellery for Special Occasions Crafted in New Age Precious Metal.

After PM Narendra Modi’s pep talk about ‘Design in India’ and how India should be Number One in gems and jewellery, Indian exporters are all geared up to hit $60 billion worth of exports in the next 5 years. Given the current climate, this could be a tall order. There is no dearth for inspiration in this country that has had a longstanding heritage when it comes to craftsmanship. We have a strong foundation in jewellery manufacturing and the industry currently employs 4.5 million skilled and semi-skilled workers across India, but we are meeting only 10 per cent of the global demand. If our forte lies in jewellery making, why is India not playing to its strength? Where is the industry lacking and what should it be doing to be on top? Explores Vijetha Rangabashyam

IIGJ offers courses in Jewellery Designing, Manufacturing Techniques & Management.

The annual conclave touched upon various grave issues related to bullion and jewellery industry in India.

The decision to call off strike has created a rift between the jewellers fraternity; the industry is singing two different tunes.

The delegation submitted its presentation to the FM to consider rolling back excise duty.