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Anshula Kapoor Embraces Timeless Elegance In Regal Bridal Jewellery For Her Wedding
Adorned in masterpieces from Khurana Jewellery House, Raniwala 1881, Shree Raj Jewellers and Meera Mahadevia, Anshula Kapoor celebrates the enduring charm of traditional craftsmanship with refined modern styling.
Anshula Kapoor turned heads with a striking jewellery look that perfectly balanced heritage artistry with contemporary sophistication. Wearing exceptional creations from Khurana Jewellery House, Shree Raj Jewellers, Raniwala 1881 and Meera Mahadevia, she demonstrated how timeless Indian jewellery can be styled to make an effortlessly elegant statement.


The focal point of her ensemble was a series of layered Kundan chokers, intricately handcrafted with oversized uncut Polki diamonds. Designed to sit high along the neckline, the structured necklaces rested gracefully against her collarbone, blending seamlessly with the intricate aari embroidery of her blouse to create a cohesive and luxurious aesthetic.
Complementing the necklaces were a pair of traditional chandelier jhumkis that beautifully framed her face. She paired them with a delicate classic nath, adding a subtle touch of bridal-inspired elegance without overwhelming the overall look.

Her sleek, pulled-back hairstyle allowed the jewellery to remain the highlight. A beautifully crafted floral-motif maang tikka adorned the centre of her forehead, while a premium traditional hair patch accessory from Shree Raj Jewellers enhanced her neatly styled low bun, adding depth and richness to the ensemble.
Anshula Kapoor adorned handcrafted Raniwala 1881 jewels—a stunning Polki choker layered with an emerald and Polki necklace, statement earrings, regal bangles, kamarband, bajuband, and rings, all exquisitely crafted by Jaipur’s master artisans.

Completing the look, Anshula wore a stack of heavy traditional gold kadas that lent a bold, regal appeal to her wrists. A dramatic cocktail ring, centred with a prominent Polki stone, served as the perfect finishing touch, reinforcing the grandeur of the styling.
The overall ensemble celebrated the enduring appeal of Indian craftsmanship, where Kundan, Polki, and finely detailed goldwork came together in a look that was both timeless and fashion-forward. Anshula Kapoor’s jewellery choices once again highlighted how classic heirloom-inspired pieces continue to define luxury while remaining effortlessly relevant for today’s discerning wearer.
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GJS 2026 Diwali Edition Concludes On A High Note With Record Sales
The All India Gem & Jewellery Domestic Council (GJC) successfully concluded the landmark 10th edition of the India Gem & Jewellery Show (GJS 2026 Diwali Edition), celebrated as #HumaraApnaShow, at the Jio World Convention Centre, Mumbai. From October 2–4, 2026, the exhibition reaffirmed its position as India’s most premium B2B jewellery platform, bringing together over 400 exhibitors, 700+ booths, and thousands of buyers and industry leaders from across India and abroad.

The show began on October 1, 2026, with the Elite Family Jewellers Meet & Business Workshop, led by India’s leading business coach Rahul Jain, designed exclusively for jewellery business owners and their families. The workshop provided participants with strategies on growth, profitability, leadership, and customer acquisition, setting the stage for an enriching exhibition.
The show was inaugurated on October 2, 2026, by Chief Guest Shri Uday Samant Ji, Cabinet Minister for Industries and Marathi Language, Government of Maharashtra, who lauded GJS as a platform that reflects the strength, creativity, and resilience of India’s jewellery industry. He emphasized Maharashtra’s role as a hub for trade and craftsmanship, noting that GJS showcases how tradition and innovation can come together to drive growth. His words set the tone for an inspiring edition that celebrated both heritage and modernity.
Guest of Honour Srinivas Injeti, Chairman NSE and Chairman of the board IAGES, Mahesh Jain, President, UP Sarafa Association, and Special Guest Rajiv Jain, Chairman, Jaipur Jewelley Show along with members of the GJC Committee of Administration and other senior industry leaders, underscoring the collective strength and unity of India’s jewellery fraternity.


On October 3, the prestigious National Jewellery Awards (NJA) 2026, presented by the World Gold Council and powered by India Gold Metaverse, honoured excellence across categories. The evening was graced by Bollywood star Sonakshi Sinha, who presented awards to the winners, adding glamour and recognition to the industry’s most coveted celebration.
Throughout the three days, GJS hosted MindSpeak Seminars, covering diverse topics across all aspects of the jewellery business — from sustainable practices and digital transformation to consumer trends, family business strategies, and the growing role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in design, retail, and customer engagement. These sessions empowered jewellers with insights to adapt to evolving market dynamics and embrace technology-driven growth.
The exhibition also showcased exclusive collections ranging from lightweight contemporary designs to heritage-inspired masterpieces, lab-grown diamond innovations, and couture jewellery.
Rajesh Rokde, Chairman of GJC, said:

“The successful conclusion of the 10th edition of GJS is a proud moment for India’s jewellery industry. From the grand inauguration led by Shri Uday Samant Ji to the NJA awards presented by Sonakshi Sinha, this edition has set new benchmarks in innovation, networking, and business growth. The record sales figures highlight the resilience of our industry and the trust consumers place in Indian craftsmanship.”
Avinash Gupta, Vice Chairman of GJC, remarked:
“GJS2026 has proven to be the ultimate sourcing destination for jewellers nationwide. The strong participation, exclusive collections, and vibrant sales reflect the industry’s ability to balance heritage with modernity. The NJA awards further reinforced the industry’s credibility by honouring talent and innovation, making this edition truly memorable.”

Saiyam Mehra, Convenor of GJS and GJC NEXTGEN and Past Chairman of GJC, added:

“This edition of GJS was more than an exhibition—it was a celebration of resilience, creativity, and opportunity. As Convenor of GJS, I am proud to see how these platforms together showcased innovation, honoured excellence, and inspired the industry to embrace the future with confidence. The seminars, awards, and unique showcases have strengthened our collective vision for India’s jewellery sector as a global hub of excellence.”
The 10th edition of GJS concluded with resounding success, leaving behind a legacy of innovation, collaboration, and celebration that will continue to inspire the jewellery industry in the years to come.

Uday Samant, Cabinet Minister for Industries and Marathi Language, Government of Maharashtra, unveiled the JewelBuzz GJS Diwali Edition Special Issue, featuring Rajesh Rokde, Chairman, GJC, on the cover.
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