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On a mission to educate the market on reliability, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness of locally manufactured jewellery machinery

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Anant Jewels and Technology is on a mission is to educate the market on the reliability, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness of locally manufactured machinery. It actively promotes the ‘Make in India’ initiative by highlighting cost savings, quick availability, superior service, and easy access to spare parts. The focus has always been sustainability, eco-friendly Innovate energy-efficient and environment friendly products.

Anant Jewels and Technology   has a vast portfolio of jewellery manufacturing machinery including: Gold, Silver and  Platinum Automatic and Manual Refining Machines, Acid Hood with Scrubbers, Graining Machines, Induction Melting Furnaces, Dust Burning Furnaces, Effluent Treatment Plants, Z. L. D. Plants, Belt Soldering Furnaces, Control Atmosphere Annealing Furnaces, Copper/ Iron Dissolving Plants for Hollow Chains and jewellery, Casting, Filling, Stone Setting, Polishing Setups, Vacuum and Diaphragm Pumps, All types of Consumables, Chemicals, Spares, Cupels, Gold Reagent.

Anant Jewels and Technology offer various services and consultancy for: End -to- End Refining Solution for Gold, Platinum & Silver, Jewellery Manufacturing Machinery Sourcing, Factory Setups for Dore Bar Refining, Chains, Casting Jewellery & Diamond Studded Gold & Platinum Jewellery, Loss Management Systems for Precious Metals.

Naresh Balani, Founder and MD-Anant Jewels and Technology and Vice Chairman, JMA Forum speaks on the challenges faced by jewellery machinery sector.

Anant Jewels and Technologies as Jewellery machinery manufactures in India is contributing to MAKE IN INDIA. What are the challenges you face?

The Indian jewellery manufacturing sector faces intense competition from foreign brands, as many jewellers still prefer imported machinery due to its perceived higher precision and reliability. A lack of significant R&D investment has slowed the development of next-generation, high-precision machines, and many jewellers remain unaware of the high-quality Indian-made alternatives.

At Anant Jewels and Technologies, our mission is to educate the market on the reliability, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness of locally manufactured machinery. We actively promote the ‘Make in India’ initiative by highlighting cost savings, quick availability, superior service, and easy access to spare parts.

A major challenge in the industry is the lack of skilled technicians and formal training programs for jewellery machine operators, leading to maintenance issues. To address this, we are investing in training programs, live demonstrations, and hands-on workshops to upskill the workforce and help jewellers maximize machine efficiency and longevity.

With the right support from the Indian government and strategic investments, we can accelerate R&D and develop advanced automation solutions to compete with global brands. Through jewellery machinery exhibitions (like JMAIIE), online marketing, and direct engagement with jewellers, we are already making strides in increasing awareness and adoption of Indian-made machinery.

Anant Jewels and Technologies is committed to overcoming competition, service challenges, and positioning India as a global leader in jewellery machinery manufacturing. Our innovation-driven approach is paving the way for a more self-reliant and technologically advanced industry.

Comment on your future plans.

Our focus has always been sustainability, eco-friendly Innovate energy-efficient and environment friendly products. While specific future plans have not been publicly disclosed we at Anant Jewels and Technologies are committed to innovation and growth. Our company aims to enhance its product offerings continually, integrating advanced technologies to meet evolving jewellery industry demands. Our clients are encouraged to stay connected through official communication channels for updates on new products and services.

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2026 THE ROAD AHEAD: Next year will see steady gold prices, increased momentum in silver, consumers will focus on  personalization and innovation

The brand scales to four profitable high-street stores in Bengaluru, touching ₹2 crore MRR in 11 months

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JewelBuzz spoke to a cross-section of industry and trade leaders to gaze into the crystal ball and reveal what 2026 holds for the jewellery sector. he jewellery industry is gearing up for a decisive shift in 2026, with leaders across the sector forecasting a year defined by value resets, consumer intention, cultural depth and design innovation.

The defining themes for 2026 point to an industry shaped by steady gold prices and stronger momentum in silver, particularly within contemporary designs. Consumers are becoming increasingly intentional, personalized in their tastes, ethically aware and deeply connected to cultural identity.

Modest gold appreciation and more volatile silver are expected. Retailers offering transparency, traceability and flexible finance will win, as manufacturing adopts precision machinery and designers collaborate with technology for globally competitive collections. Joy Jain , Director, Padmavati Chains & Jewels Pvt. Ltd. highlights a balance of tradition and innovation and  says lightweight gold demand will rise. For Chetan Thadeshwar Chairman & MD, Shringar House of Mangalsutra Ltd, 2026 strengthens the cultural core of jewellery—especially Mangalsutras. Brides will seek designs that honour tradition yet offer daily comfort.

According to Manoj Jha MD, Kamakhya Jewels Limited, 2026 will be a year of refined innovation. Gold should stay steady to mildly higher, with silver gaining industrial and investment traction Khushboo Ranawat Director, SwarnShilp Chains & Jewellers Pvt Ltd says Gold and silver remain steady with slight upward bias. Younger consumers will embrace everyday luxury, ethical sourcing and transparency.

Heritage-led jewellery and personalised craftsmanship will outshine mass retail. Yash Agarwal Creative Director, Birdhichand Ghanshyamdas Jewellers expects 2026 to push the industry toward minimal luxury—fewer pieces, but with deeper emotional and asset value. Sankesh Surana, Partner, Sankesh Surana Studio says consumers will choose pieces grounded in craftsmanship, storytelling and responsible sourcing.

The jewellery industry is gearing up for a decisive shift in 2026, with leaders across the sector forecasting a year defined by value resets, consumer intention, cultural depth and design innovation.Vandana Mahesh Jagwani Creative Director, Mahesh Notandass & Founder,Vandals predicts a fundamental reset: 2026 will see jewellery move from “material worship” to meaning, story and identity. Lab-grown diamonds will accelerate into the mainstream, powered by transparency, design freedom and smart pricing.

Design directions will favour lightweight luxury, heirloom-inspired pieces, mixed diamond shapes and elevated daily-wear styling. On the business front, digitization, faster design and production cycles, advanced manufacturing and compelling brand storytelling will drive competitiveness. Ultimately, the winners will be brands that seamlessly blend creativity, authenticity and operational excellence.

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JewelBuzz is Asia’s First Digital Jewellery Media & India’s No.1 B2B Jewellery Magazine, published by AM Media House. Since 2016, we’ve been the trusted source for jewellery news, market trends, trade insights, exhibitions, podcasts, and brand stories, connecting jewellers, retailers, and industry professionals worldwide.

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