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Acing modern menswear with MEN OF PLATINUM
As the year draws to a close, men’s fashion takes a bold step into elevated sophistication. From tailored work-wear to polished leather accessories, the end of the year invites men to redefine their fashion narrative, merging timeless elegance with modern flair, and stepping into the new year with confidence and panache. To further elevate their style for various occasions, men can embrace the sophistication and timelessness of platinum jewellery by Men of Platinum. Be it formal events, corporate parties, casual gatherings with friends and families or even New Year’s Eve galas, Men of Platinum’s latest range of platinum jewellery is ideal to add a touch of subtle glam, refinement and sophistication to the year-end celebrations.
Men of Platinum’s latest range boasts a design language that is both unique and meaningful. Billions of years ago, a meteorite crash left behind remnants of this stunning white metal, and it has since been a symbol of what is truly rare and precious. Platinum never loses its naturally white sheen, just like the inimitable spirit of platinum men who forge their own path and aren’t afraid to create an exclusive style statement. Platinum’s story of origin too is as unique as the men that favour it. Designed to endure, it’s a metal that stays solid and strong despite years of wear and tear. Thus, never losing its form along the way. With a rare promise of 95% purity, platinum jewellery delivers the finest that the metal has to offer in every form. Each exquisite piece in this collection embodies the strength and essence of these rare men of character.
Follow this lookbook by Men of Platinum for some tips on how to ace your year-end style game with panache!
The Dapper Edit: Classic & Formal:
Think formal suits, clean cuts, sharply tailored separates and formal leather shoes. For the dapper gentleman who likes to keep it classic yet stylish, Men of Platinum offers a variety of minimalistic pieces that adds just the right touch of sophistication to each outfit. Choose from platinum wristwear such as kadas with gilded accents or arched bracelets; or pick your favourite platinum neckwear such as sleek chains with an intricate rope braid or geometric patterns; or choose a unique platinum ring with hints of colour to instantly add a whole new dimension to your dapper ensemble!
The Everyday Edit: Casual & Effortless:
Men of Platinum also has an interesting array of pieces that can easily pair with casual wear. Whether it’s a polo tee or a round-neck tee with denims and sneakers or a printed shirt with chinos and loafers – platinum jewellery can be the perfect addition to elevate your wardrobe basics. Choose a chain with a statement platinum pendant or stack up a few pieces of platinum wristwear of different shapes and sizes to add a more contemporary flair and ace your everyday dressing game!
The Modern Menswear Edit: Contemporary & Bold:
For the fashion forward men who like to make a distinct sartorial statement – they can choose from a range of bold and one-of-a-kind pieces from Men of Platinum’s latest collection. Be it a geometrically woven chain with a diamond studded platinum pendant or an interlinked fabric chain; or a dual-tone bracelet with a bold and staggered design; or platinum rings with intricate designs and meshwork – each piece is a style statement in itself. These can be paired with classic menswear or Indian wear. They also instantly elevate the cool and casual vacation looks.
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PM Modi’s Appeal Sparks Wider Conversation Around Responsible Gold Consumption
Industry Voices Discuss Sustainability, Smarter Gold Utilisation, and Evolving Consumer Behaviour Amid Economic Uncertainty
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent remarks encouraging mindful spending and responsible gold consumption have triggered widespread discussions across India’s jewellery industry. The comments come at a time of heightened global economic uncertainty, rising crude oil prices, and increasing pressure on import-dependent sectors.
With gold continuing to remain one of India’s most culturally significant assets as well as a major import commodity, industry stakeholders are now exploring ways to balance consumer sentiment, economic stability, and long-term sustainability.
Leaders from across the gems and jewellery sector have largely viewed the remarks as an opportunity to encourage more efficient utilisation of existing gold resources, while also adapting to changing consumer preferences.
Prithviraj Kothari, Managing Director at RiddiSiddhi Bullions Ltd., President of India Bullion and Jewellers Association Ltd. and Chairman at Jain International Trade Organisation:
“The impact will be psychological, not structural. India’s 10–12 million annual weddings embed gold demand that is pre-committed and culturally non-negotiable — Akshaya Tritiya, Dhanteras, and wedding-season buying will not simply stop on a PM’s appeal. The PM’s words, however, may nudge discretionary buyers toward lighter jewellery, digital gold, and ETFs — formats that don’t trigger import demand. In FY26, India imported nearly $72 billion worth of gold — a record high. Global cues — Iran-US tensions, crude oil, and the dollar — will dominate price direction. The appeal is a signal of macro seriousness, not a market-moving policy lever.”
Rajesh Rokde, Chairman, All India Gem and Jewellery Domestic Council (GJC), said:
“India’s economic strength must always come before individual preferences. The Hon’ble Prime Minister’s appeal reflects larger concerns around imports and foreign exchange reserves. At the same time, India already possesses thousands of tonnes of idle household gold. The solution may not lie only in reducing demand, but also in unlocking the immense value of existing gold through a transparent and regulated Gold Monetisation Scheme.”
According to GJC, a revitalised and jeweller-integrated Gold Monetisation Scheme (GMS) could help:
- Mobilise idle household gold
- Reduce import dependence
- Strengthen the formal economy
- Improve transparency and traceability
- Convert dormant gold into productive national capital
Avinash Gupta, Vice Chairman, GJC, added:
“Gold has always been emotionally and culturally connected to Indian households. Respecting the Prime Minister’s vision for national interest, the industry believes that a robust and regulated Gold Monetisation Scheme can become a long-term solution for India. The answer lies not only in consuming less gold, but in utilising existing gold more efficiently, transparently and productively.”
Industry experts also highlighted how evolving consumer choices are already reshaping jewellery buying patterns, particularly among younger generations seeking lighter, versatile, and value-conscious options.
Suvankar Sen, MD & CEO, Senco Gold & Diamonds, noted:
“The sharp decline in gold imports for jewellery consumption reflects both changing consumer behaviour and industry adaptation. With nearly 20,000 tonnes of gold lying idle within the Indian economy, there is a strong need for the Government and industry stakeholders to work together to mobilise this dormant asset.”
He further added that the industry is adapting through lower-weight and lower-carat jewellery products to maintain affordability and accessibility for consumers.
Meanwhile, Visshnupriya Singh, CEO, Svariya, pointed toward the growing demand for demi-fine jewellery among millennials and Gen Z consumers.
“Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s remarks on mindful gold buying have sparked an important shift toward smarter and more practical consumer choices. While gold will always hold cultural and emotional value in India, millennials and Gen Z are increasingly choosing jewellery that balances elegance, versatility, and affordability.”
She added:
“This growing preference is driving demand for demi-fine jewellery, where consumers can enjoy premium design and craftsmanship without making heavy investment purchases. At Svariya, we believe modern luxury today is defined by individuality, everyday wearability, and smart style choices.”
Despite ongoing discussions around consumption patterns and imports, industry observers believe gold’s emotional and cultural relevance in India — especially during weddings, festivals, and family celebrations — remains deeply rooted. At the same time, the conversation has opened new avenues around responsible consumption, sustainable growth, gold recycling, and smarter utilisation of existing resources within the Indian jewellery ecosystem.
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