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At the 51st India Gem & Jewellery Awards in Jaipur, on November 30 Gautam Adani, Chairman of Adani Group, shared a transformative story from over a decade ago. During a trip to California, Adani encountered his first lab-grown diamond, a moment that sparked a revolution in the jewelry industry. He recalled the founder's confidence in this innovation, which has since evolved from a scientific marvel into a mainstream disruptor. Lab-grown diamonds are now officially recognized as real diamonds by the US Federal Trade Commission and come at a fraction of the cost of natural diamonds. With advancements in AI and material science, the future promises even higher quality and precision. Adani envisions a world where consumers can personalize every aspect of their diamonds, from cut to carat weight, making each piece truly unique. This vision reflects the future of the jewelry industry, one driven by sustainability, innovation, and personalization. #Businessnews #labgrowndiamonds #usfederalcourt #rahulonadani #rahulgandhi #usandadani #adanigreenenergy #adanipowerstock Watch: https://lnkd.in/gukfcg4K

Aukera, a leading lab-grown diamond jewellery brand in India, has launched its newest retail store in HSR Layout, Bangalore, marking another step in its expansion strategy. The store's launch was accompanied by a fireside chat featuring South Indian actress Abhirami (Divya Gopikumar) and Lisa Mukhedkar, Founder and CEO of Aukera, where they discussed “Making Choices- Why Choose Lab Grown Diamonds” and addressed common misconceptions about lab-grown diamond jewellery. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gg5AYK_T Lisa Mukhedkar, Co-Founder and CEO of Aukera Grown Diamond Jewellery #retail #business #market #news #update #diamond #brand #store #launch #expansion Santhosh Rakonda| Ishika Jain| Vaibhav Bhagat| Saradwati Mitra Dey| Anmol Ray

Did you know? 🔹 8 out of 10 diamonds worldwide are cut and polished in India. 🔹 75% of the world’s diamonds are exported from India, making us a key player in the global diamond supply chain. This unique concentration of expertise gives India a significant cost advantage in diamond craftsmanship. Why Diatrends? 📍 Located in the heart of this thriving industry, we have: - Direct access to the finest quality diamonds at competitive prices. - The ability to deliver exceptional value without compromising on quality. ✨Our jewellery reflects India’s rich diamond heritage—crafted with precision and passion, where every diamond narrates a tale of beauty. Experience the brilliance of India’s diamond advantage with Diatrends! 🌟 #DiamondIndustry #DiamondHub #CostAdvantage #ExquisiteCraftsmanship #Diatrends

India is the largest market for gold jewellery.It is estimated 11.30 lakh crores will be market size by 2030.Today KALYAN ALUKKAS MALABAR Leads the branded jewllery as leaders with Regional leaders inevery market The growing industry has made Adithya birla group to enter into it.Already TATAS are prominent with Tanisheqe. The prominent Regional groups are very strong in Regional markets.Earllier days South Indians believed in buying from traditional shops for sentiments.But the industry looks to change.

In a world where diamonds are forever, Solitario is rewriting the narrative. The brainchild of Ricky Vasandani and Bollywood celebrity Vivek Oberoi, Solitario has emerged as a pioneer in the lab-grown diamond industry. From its humble beginnings in a manufacturing unit in Pune to retailing in seven countries and 21 cities, Solitario is not just a business; it’s a movement that’s setting new standards in the jewelry world. Read more: https://lnkd.in/g2C4Su2c BY- Aritra Ghosh Senior Features Writer, IndianRetailer.com, Retailer Media Ricky Vasandani, CEO of Solitario Diamonds Vivek Anand Oberoi, co-founder, Solitario Diamonds #retail #business #market #news #update #diamond #jewellery Akash Kalshetty| Kamini Singh| Vishal Karanjia| Yasmin Hilmi| Kalpana Yadav| Sumit Ghanekar| Álvaro Mur

India`s Titan estimates 24% rise in Q3 revenue on booming jewellery demand https://lnkd.in/dZR--2pZ #India #StockMarket #Jewellery Titan Company Limited TANISHQ JEWLLERYS CaratLane - A TATA Product Coach #JewelleryGrowth #FestiveSeasonDemand #GoldDemand #GoldCoinSales #PlainGold #ConsumerTrends #WatchesAndWearables #Fastrack #Coach #TataGroup #RevenueGrowth #Q3Results #IndianJewelleryMarket #GoldInvestment #TitanShares #LuxuryRetail #IndiaGoldMarket #DiwaliDussehraSeason #CustomsDutyCut #Investmentuguruindia #Finance

In the past few weeks, diamond manufacturers in India (where 90%+ of diamonds are cut) began heavily reducing their production because of the weak global market. The decline is around 50% year on year, according to estimates by manufacturing executives. So I asked: What about the other 50%? India's diamond industry doesn't like laying off workers or shutting down completely because of the impact on morale, future access to a workforce, credit lines, supply of rough diamonds, and more. Instead, most companies try to keep workers busy with whatever stones can make money. This is why production has switched toward very small polished diamonds, under 0.18 carats. These are still selling, albeit at a slower rate than before. Not every company or department can just change its production to melee overnight, but the overall proportion is shifting. One of the drivers is the domestic Indian jewelry market, an important destination for small diamonds. Demand is building up ahead of Diwali and the wedding season, as those lucky to be at the IIJS show in Mumbai this weekend (organized by The Gem and Jewellery Export Promotion Council (India)) will have seen. See the full report here: https://lnkd.in/dV558hAr Image from Shutterstock.

Is the Indian Jewelry Industry Heading for Sparkling Prospects or Glittering Risks? The Indian jewelry industry is making bold strides in Western markets, driven by tradition and demand for cultural authenticity. Gems and jewelry now contribute 5% to India’s total exports. India has a long history of making jewelry and cutting and polishing gemstones. The country processes 90 percent of the world’s rough diamonds. Indian brands are thriving abroad, especially in cities like London and New York, where the diaspora seeks to preserve their heritage. The financial growth is equally impressive. Gold loans in India grew by 50.4% in the first seven months of FY 2024-25, reaching ₹1,54,282 crore by October 2024. This reflects strong confidence in jewelry as an investment, far surpassing other loan categories. Recent stock market listings of jewelry companies like P. N. Gadgil Jewellers, RBZ Jewellers Limited, #Sencogoldindia , and Kalyan Jewellers India Limited have been highly successful. These achievements have strengthened investor trust and unlocked fresh capital. While the industry has shown resilience, the data suggests mixed performance among stocks, with a decline of 2.46% this quarter. Could the future of Indian jewelry stocks be more affected by better market sentiment or deeper structural shifts? #KalyanJewellers #SencoGoldAndDiamonds #RBZJewellers #PNGJewellers #Jewellerystocks

Kalyan Jewellers: Revenue up by 39% in Q3; expansion on the cards Kalyan Jewellers Q3: 24 Kalyan showrooms opened in India, first company-owned showroom opened in the US, digital platform Candere recorded 89% revenue growth. Kalyan Jewellers India Limited Read Full Story:- https://lnkd.in/gczzc-TV #KalyanJewellers #Q3Results #RevenueGrowth #JewelleryExpansion #Candere #DigitalGrowth #USMarketEntry #JewelleryTrends #BusinessGrowth #RetailExpansion #GlobalJewellery #JewelleryIndustry

Titan Company Limited, a leading Indian retailer in jewellery and watches, reported a 24 percent year-on-year rise in third-quarter revenue, driven by strong festive demand in India. The jewellery segment, which accounts for 87 percent of the company's total revenue, experienced high single-digit buyer growth during the festive period. #retail #market #Business #news #update #india #growth Read more: https://lnkd.in/gc7Xrsad Aditi Dubey Neha Jain Tavishi Gutgutia Ruchita Maheshwari Ayushi Agarwal Supriya Pandey Ratan Taparia Tanvi Bhatia Dilpreet Kaur Vatan Jangra Ashish Tewari Anindita Sardar Debashruti Biswas Anupama Jethalia Tanya Shridhar Gautam Murali Madhurima Sarkar VISHAKHA UPADHYAY Aayushi Bhatnagar Ajit Gupta Prakriti Gugliani