Believe it or not, India has never beaten Australia in the final of an ICC tournament, whether the ODI or T20 World Cup, World Test Championship or Champions Trophy. For much of…
Believe it or not, India has never beaten Australia in the final of an ICC tournament, whether the ODI or T20 World Cup, World Test Championship or Champions Trophy. For much of…
Coordinated nationwide flag-offs and a landmark ceremony in London marked the operational launch of the India-UK trade pact for the gem and jewellery sector. When the India-UK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement…
Gold’s gains ease Gold’s returns have moderated from the highs seen in early 2026. As of 15 June, international and domestic gold prices were down 4.2% and 3.7%, respectively, from the end…
The Gem & Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC) has recorded an impressive 98.33% membership satisfaction score in the fourth quarter of FY 2025-26, reflecting sustained member confidence in the Council’s services, outreach,…
For decades, the brilliant round diamond remained the undisputed leader of jewellery. It was the traditional standard for engagement rings, bridal jewellery, and many fine jewellery collections, prized for its timelessness and…
The Diamond Insight Report by De Beers offers compelling insights into diamond-buying behaviour, drawing on a study of 18,500 women across the industry’s largest consumer market. The findings clearly suggest that diamonds…
Gold has long been treated as India’s economic problem, yet history suggests it has often been part of the solution, argues bullion analyst Sanjiv Arole. Success has many fathers, while failure seeks…
The future of natural diamond jewellery may not necessarily be forged in heavier gold. It is gradually being shaped through material experimentation and a renewed thrust on design and wearability. As bullion…
The global diamond industry is entering a phase where credibility will matter as much as competence. For decades, the industry’s strength rested on rarity, emotion and aspiration. Today, it must also stand…