STUDDED JEWELLERY
Akshaya Tritiya sees 30% volume drop in gold buying amid price spike
Gold demand during Akshaya Tritiya dropped about 30% in volume as prices, up nearly 60% year-on-year, deterred large purchases. Buyers stayed within budgets, shifting to lighter jewellery, small coins and exchange-led buying, while millennials preferred solitaires in the ₹75,000–2.5 lakh range.
Akshaya Tritiya 2026: Gold stocks soar up to 25% in a month! Will rally soften after auspicious festival?
Jewellery stocks have emerged as standout performers despite broader market volatility triggered by geopolitical tensions and rising oil prices. Shares of companies like Kalyan Jewellers, Titan, and PC Jeweller have surged up to 25% in a month, far outpacing the Nifty’s gains.
Akshaya Tritiya 2026 gold offers: Tanishq, Joyalukkas, Malabar Gold & Diamonds, Kalyan Jewellers, KISNA announce discounts and rate lock schemes
Akshaya Tritiya 2026: Jewellery brands are launching special offers for Akshaya Tritiya 2026. Customers can avail pre-booking schemes, cashback, and gold rate protection plans. These schemes allow buyers to lock in gold prices or benefit from lower rates.
Come wedding season and jewellery stocks do the Jig
Jewellery company shares have seen significant gains. Strong demand from weddings and festivals is driving sales. Consumers are spending despite high gold prices. Same-store sales are showing sharp improvements. Companies are expanding their store networks. International operations are also performing well. This positive trend is expected to continue.
India gem and jewellery exports rise to ₹2.44 lakh crore in FY26 amid global headwinds
In FY26, India's gem and jewellery sector reported an impressive ₹2,44,827.26 crore in exports, demonstrating a modest growth in rupee terms. However, exports in dollar value experienced a downturn amidst global market turbulence. To counter this, exporters expanded their reach, finding new opportunities in the UAE, Australia, and Canada.
Titan shares rally on strong Q4 jewellery biz growth
Titan Company shares surged to a record high on Wednesday. This jump followed a strong business update for the March quarter. The jewellery division saw significant growth, driven by Tanishq and Mia. Buyer growth improved, and higher average ticket sizes boosted revenue. The watches division also reported growth, particularly in analogue watches.
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Amid elevated gold prices, Titan logs 46% revenue growth in Q4; jewellery sales rise 52%
Titan Co Ltd reported a strong 46 percent revenue growth in the March quarter of FY26. The jewellery division, a major contributor, saw significant year-on-year expansion. This marks the second consecutive quarter of robust growth for the Tata Group firm.
Titan shares soar 6% after better-than-expected Q4 business update. Should you buy?
Titan Company shares surged 6% after reporting a 42% YoY jump in domestic business and a 156% YoY surge in international business for Q4 FY26. The company's overall consumer business saw a 46% YoY increase, driven by a robust 46% growth in its jewellery segment, exceeding estimates.
'Softening gold prices may spur demand on Akshaya Tritiya', says Tanishq
Gold jewellery purchases may advance for the April-July wedding season. Buyers can book orders on Akshaya Tritiya, April 19. Tanishq CEO Arun Narayan anticipates good growth. Demand is expected for 18-carat and lightweight designs. Old gold exchange remains a significant revenue source. Gold prices have softened from recent peaks.
India restricts precious metal jewellery imports
India has restricted imports of gold and precious metal jewellery from ASEAN countries, particularly Thailand, which were previously duty-free. A license is now required for jewellery studded with pearls, diamonds, and other precious metals, except for goods destined for SEZs and EOUs not sold domestically. This move aims to curb illicit imports exploiting tariff differentials.
Tariff cuts fail to revive US demand for Indian export; Policy uncertainty, Section 301 probe delay recovery in shrimp, textiles
Indian exports to the US are navigating rocky waters. With consumer confidence waning and policy instability looming, shipments are feeling the pinch. The shrimp and textile sectors are struggling to bounce back from setbacks, and ongoing scrutiny of manufacturing practices raises additional red flags. On a brighter note, gems and jewellery exports are showing glimmers of recovery.
Nirav Modi-linked Firestar Diamond stock to go on sale
Fugitive diamantaire Nirav Modi's former company, Firestar Diamond International, is set to auction its precious inventory of gems and jewellery on April 27. The e-auction, under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, will feature natural loose diamonds and finished pieces, with prices ranging from ₹4 lakh to ₹18 lakh.
Govt imposes import curbs on silver jewellery studded with diamonds
New import restrictions are now in effect for silver jewellery featuring inexpensive diamonds, with the government limiting these imports until June 30, 2026. This policy revision, moving from free to restricted, aims to curb silver imports from ASEAN nations. The Directorate General of Foreign Trade announced the immediate implementation of these curbs.
Isha Ambani serves red carpet glam in floral look with husband Anand Piramal, but it’s her diamond choker that steals the spotlight at Oscars 2026
Isha Ambani and Priyanka Chopra Jonas graced the Academy Awards 2026 red carpet with stunning fashion choices. Isha Ambani wore a vintage Valentino gown and diamond jewellery. Priyanka Chopra Jonas stunned in a Dior creation. Both Indian personalities captured attention on Hollywood's biggest night. Read on to know more about Isha Ambani's look!
Oscars Awards 2026 fashion highlights: From Priyanka Chopra’s strapless white gown to Ji‑young Yoo’s princess-style gown, check out the looks
The 98th Academy Awards saw Hollywood stars grace the red carpet in spectacular fashion. Priyanka Chopra Jonas stunned in Dior, while Nicole Kidman wore a custom Chanel gown. Mikey Madison impressed in a deep-red velvet dress. Ji-young Yoo donned a dramatic Carolina Herrera creation. Kate Hudson shone in Giorgio Armani Privé. Jessie Buckley embraced bold colour blocking in Chanel.
India's gems, jewellery exports up 3.86 pc at USD 2,680.79 mn in Feb: GJEPC
India's gems and jewellery sector reported a notable 3.86% rise in exports for February, thanks to innovative exporters tapping into new territories such as the UAE and Australia. The sector's ability to thrive amid global challenges is commendable, with gold and silver jewellery witnessing considerable growth. Industry stakeholders are alert to ongoing geopolitical trends.
Two weeks after marriage, an emotional Rashmika Mandanna shares advice on choosing the right love
Rashmika Mandanna and Vijay Deverakonda married in Udaipur. Mandanna shared a fan's touching message about their love. The actress felt emotional and grateful for the recognition of her new life chapter. They later hosted a grand reception in Hyderabad. Mandanna wore a red Mysore silk saree. Deverakonda complemented her in traditional attire.
PNGS Reva Diamond shares to list today. Check GMP ahead of debut
PNGS Reva Diamond Jewellery's IPO, priced at Rs 386, is set for its stock market debut on March 4. Despite a Rs 380 crore issue that closed on February 26, grey market signals suggest a cautious listing with a discount to the issue price. The IPO saw moderate overall demand, with the retail and NII portions subscribed.
India staring at likely gold, diamond shortage after US and Israeli strikes on Iran
India's gold and diamond supplies are at risk. Dubai's airspace closure is disrupting crucial trade routes. This impacts India's position as a major consumer of gold and a leader in diamond polishing. The disruption stems from escalating regional tensions. This situation could lead to shortages of these precious commodities for the nation.
West Asia conflict may spike dal prices; rice exports to Iran at risk
West Asia conflict disrupts trade routes, potentially increasing prices for Indian consumers on staples like dal. While rice prices might decline due to export disruptions, the gem and jewellery sector faces significant risks, impacting employment and trade with the UAE. Bullion prices are expected to remain volatile as investors seek safe-haven assets.
Virosh wedding: Vijay Deverakonda's stunning gold jewellery features Oddiyanam, Kasu mala, Kadukkan, Kolusu and more. A close look at regal ornaments
Virosh wedding: Rashmika Mandanna and Vijay Deverakonda tied the knot in Udaipur on February 26. Vijay Deverakonda's jewellery included Oddiyanam, Kasu mala, Kadukkan, Kolusu, long haram. The different and stunning jewellery opted by the Liger actor has sparked a buzz online with many users praising him for his royal look.
PNGS Reva Diamond Jewellery IPO allotment today. Check status, GMP and other details
PNGS Reva Diamond Jewellery's Rs 380 crore IPO finalizes allotment on February 27, with shares set to list on March 4. The IPO saw overall subscription of 1.30 times, but a negative grey market premium suggests limited listing gains. The company operates 34 stores across three states and reported strong profitability in FY25.
PNGS Reva Diamond Jewellery IPO Day 3: GMP, subscription status, broker views and key details
PNGS Reva Diamond Jewellery’s Rs 380 crore IPO enters its final day with 83% subscription and zero GMP, signalling muted listing expectations. While strong financials and margins support long-term prospects, brokerages remain divided, citing valuation concerns, regional concentration risks, and competitive pressures in the evolving jewellery market.
PNGS Reva Diamond Jewellery IPO Day 2: Subscribed 96%, GMP, brokerages’ views & key details
PNGS Reva Diamond Jewellery's IPO saw 96% subscription on its second day, driven by QIBs, with modest listing gains of around 1% expected. The company plans to use IPO proceeds for aggressive store expansion, aiming to leverage its strong margins and promoter legacy despite regional concentration risks and competition.
Young India shifts to solitaires as prices decline 30%
Solitaire diamond rings are seeing a surge in demand among Indians aged 28-40, with sales rising 25-35% year-on-year following a 30% price drop. A 1-carat ring now costs ₹5-5.5 lakh, down from ₹7-8 lakh, making diamond-heavy, low-gold jewellery more appealing amid high gold prices. Millennials are driving growth, with engagements as the primary purchase but self-buys and milestone-driven purchases also rising. Lower entry barriers and a preference for accessible, meaningful jewellery, including 9-carat and 14-carat gold, are reshaping consumer behaviour, benefiting jewellers despite elevated gold prices.
Retail jewellery sector outlook revised to neutral; FY26 revenue growth expected at 23%: Ind-Ra
India Ratings and Research has revised its outlook on the retail jewellery sector to neutral for FY27, signalling a more balanced view after recent growth. The agency expects FY26 to deliver solid revenue gains, largely on the back of higher gold prices. Organised jewellery players are likely to benefit from stronger balance sheets and better credit metrics.
PNGS Reva Diamond IPO opens for bidding. Check brokerage review, GMP and other details
PNGS Reva Diamond Jewellery's Rs 380 crore IPO is now open. The company plans to expand its store network. Financials show revenue and profit growth. Brokerage views are mixed, with some recommending a 'Subscribe' and others an 'Avoid'. Investors should consider risks like regional concentration and competition. The IPO aims for significant store expansion.
PNGS Reva IPO: Citigroup, Societe Generale back jeweller in Rs 170 crore anchor round
PNGS Reva Diamond Jewellery raised Rs 170.58 crore from anchor investors ahead of its IPO opening on February 24. Global institutions like Citigroup Global Markets Mauritius and Société Générale, along with domestic mutual funds, participated, providing early support for the Rs 380 crore IPO through the book-building route.
Gem, jewellery exports dip by 5.79 pc at USD 2,238.54 million in Jan: GJEPC
India's gem and jewellery exports saw a dip in January. This was due to global trade challenges and tariffs in key markets. However, the sector is showing resilience. Exports to the United Arab Emirates, Hong Kong, Australia, and France have grown significantly. This diversification is helping the industry adapt. Domestic reforms are also supporting growth.
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