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Mia by Tanishq will open pop-up stores in small towns.

Mia by Tanishq is opening pop-up stores in smaller towns such as Dindigul and Thanjavur to reach clients in locations where permanent stores are not possible. The temporary pop-up boutiques, which will be open for a week at various locations, allow customers to examine and purchase jewellery. Sanjay Bhattacharjee, Head of Retail at Mia by […]

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Swarovski sees 20% growth in India and plans continued expansion.

Swarovski reported a 20% year-on-year increase in India and anticipates this trend to continue in the future years. Nasr Sleiman, the company’s managing director for Southeast Asia, India, and the Middle East, described India as a “rocket market” with enormous potential for expansion. The company is focusing on an omni-channel approach for growth, with particular

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Malabar expands its retail footprint in Amritsar, Punjab.

Malabar Gold & Diamonds, a leading jewellery retail company in India, has opened its first showroom in Amritsar, adding significantly to its Northern India portfolio. Om Prakash Soni, former Deputy Chief Minister of Punjab, attended the inauguration, as did the brand’s management team, local dignitaries, and others. With an annual revenue of $6.2 billion, Malabar

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Gemfields suspends mining at Kagem amid several cost-cutting measures.

Gemfields Group Limited, a coloured gemstone miner, has outlined a number of strategic steps to reduce costs and optimize its operations in response to four major issues. The company’s most recent emerald and ruby auctions generated fewer revenues than anticipated due to an oversupply of Zambian emeralds at discounted rates, lesser output of quality rubies,

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CaratLane Releases Disney-Inspired “The Lion King” Collection for the Holidays

CaratLane, India’s top jewellery company, has introduced a new collection inspired by Disney’s The Lion King to commemorate the franchise’s 30th anniversary. This 30-piece collection, timed for the release of Mufasa: The Lion King, pays respect to concepts of independence, camaraderie, and nature, with figures like as Simba and Timon. The collection, made of 14KT

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BDB offers a discussion on the developments and problems in diamond identification.

As part of its ongoing Leadership Series, the Bharat Diamond Bourse (BDB) presented a seminar on the latest breakthroughs and problems in identifying lab-grown diamonds from natural ones. Dr. Wuyi Wang, GIA‘s vice president of research and development, delivered the presentation and stated that the capacity to distinguish lab grown diamonds from real diamonds with

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Tiffany & Co. Purchases Historic Titanic Pocket Watch for Record Price.

Tiffany & Co. purchased an antique 18k gold pocket watch for a record-breaking $1.97 million. The clock, which was previously owned by Captain Arthur H. Rostron of the RMS Carpathia, was given to him by three important Titanic survivors as a sign of their appreciation for his courageous rescue efforts. Mrs. John B. Thayer, Mrs.

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Diamond Foundry gets €81 million in EU funding.

The European Commission has approved €81 million in Spanish state aid to help Diamond Foundry Europe build a semiconductor-grade synthetic diamond production plant in Trujillo, Extremadura, Spain. The new €675 million factory will use innovative plasma reactor technology to manufacture synthetic diamond wafers for industries like as 5G networks and electric automobiles. The factory, which

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Jewellery industry infighting hurts consumer confidence, says CIBJO President.

The head of the World Jewellery Confederation (CIBJO) has blamed industry infighting for a drop in customer confidence in jewellery. Dr. Gaetano Cavalieri, President of CIBJO, spoke at the opening session of the 2024 Global Gems & Jewellery Development Conference on December 19th. He said that the marketing methods used to launch laboratory-grown diamonds had

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