In a bold and deeply evocative ode to craftsmanship, heritage and feminine strength, Zoya, the luxury atelier from the House ...

Data from the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) shows that cumulative assets under management (AUM) in Indian gold ...

Create elegant handmade silk thread Chandbali earrings with this beautiful DIY tutorial! Using silk thread, hoops, beads, and a touch of creativity, you’ll design traditional Indian earrings that are ...

Amethyst will present the Amrapali Gold Pop Up show this week. Amrapali's collection showcases exceptional craftsmanship and ...

Tanishq, a leading Indian jewellery brand, returns to Paris Couture Week, collaborating with designer Rahul Mishra. Their ...

For this collection, we closely studied traditional Indian jewellery forms—especially the jhumka—and used that as a springboard to explore Tibetan architecture.

In a country that loves traditional jewellery, indie designers are giving a twist to the neo-punk style and crafting statement pieces like nail talons and teeth grillz ...

Can you share how you blend global influences like hip-hop culture with traditional Indian jewellery techniques like kundan, jadau, and meenakari?

Rupesh Jain, hailing from a family of jewellers, founded Candere to bridge tradition with ecommerce in the Indian jewellery market.

In the new year, the Indian jewellery industry is poised for a transformative year, blending traditional craftsmanship with contemporary innovation.

Jewelry companies are responding by offering traditional Indian designs that are lighter, without compromising on beauty and intricacy, making them suitable for everyday wear.