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Bollywood Actress Richa Chadha Inaugurated Limelight Diamonds Store Launch in Prayagraj

The fast-growing lab grown diamond jewellery Brand aims to open more than 12 stores in the coming months to cater to the increasing demand of LGD jewellery in the country

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Limelight Diamonds, India’s largest lab grown diamond brand, is thrilled to open its first store in Prayagraj and 31st across India. The new store signifies the rapid expansion of the Brand’s retail footprint as it strengthens the Brand’s presence in its prominent market. The store was inaugurated by popular Bollywood Actress, Richa Chadha who added a touch of glamour and charm to the occasion alongside the vibrant presence of the Brand’s Co-Founder, Mr. Nirav Bhatt along with regional partner, Mr. Pankaj Singh.

Lavishly spread across an area of 1300 sq. ft., the new store boasts an exquisite collection of solitaire necklaces, bracelets, rings and earrings that perfectly blend new-age technology and traditional fine jewellery, establishing itself as the ultimate solitaire destination. In the last two years, the Brand has seen rapid growth and has the widest reach in the country for LGD jewellery with a presence across 35+ cities including Mumbai, Kolkata, Delhi, Jaipur, Varanasi, Hyderabad, Rajkot, Bangalore, Chennai etc with 30+ stores and 40+ shop-in-shops.

Admiring the Brand’s collection, popular Bollywood Actress, Richa Chadha said, “I am simply in awe of the store and the concept of lab grown diamonds. They are made in India and I think every Indian woman will take pride in wearing these diamonds. The best part of the Brand is their USP in solitaire-based designs. Their solitaire range is classy, bold and elegant with modern designs crafted using the latest technology. Plus, their practical price points make them widely accessible. They are truly a bigger and bolder upgrade. I congratulate team Limelight for bringing this interesting concept of lab grown diamonds and wish them the very best.”

The store’s retail design seamlessly reflects the brand’s ethos of elegance, modernity, sustainability, and luxury. Inside, the brand illustrates a clean and minimalistic decor that radiates the beauty of their lab grown diamond jewellery. Shoppers will enjoy an immersive experience, with a never-seen-before range of solitaire designs that are not only beautiful & elegant but also wearable. Additionally, the Brand’s customer services include design customisation, lifetime buyback, and a 100% exchange guarantee along with value-protected complementary jewellery insurance and more, which further instils trust and confidence in the consumers visiting the store.

Expressing her excitement, Pooja Sheth Madhavan, Founder & MD of Limelight Diamonds says, “Having received such fantastic customer response for our brand, it brings me great joy and pride to open up our latest store in Prayagraj. Known for its rich culture and spiritual significance, it is one of the major pilgrimage destinations that has also seen a significant infrastructure growth recently. This unique fusion of tradition and modern progress makes it an ideal location to establish our presence, aligning perfectly with Limelight’s vision of combining tradition with modern luxury. Like all other cities, we hope to garner just as much appreciation for the premium quality, make and designs of our jewellery from our customers here as well. The cherry on the top is the affordable price points, of course!”

Speaking of the growth in LGD industry she further adds, “The LGD industry in India is seeing a 15-20% year on year growth owing to rising acceptance of the product amongst consumers. Awareness of the LGDs has significantly increased & almost every customer walking into our store is aware that lab diamonds are absolutely real as they are also made of carbon & identical to mined diamonds. Given that they are the same but LGDs are more affordable as they save up on the heavy mining costs that are incurred in natural ones, consumers are considering upgrading their jewellery experience with lab grown diamonds. Maintaining the same budgets, LGDs serve as the perfect upgrade for all the people who would love to move from small diamond studded jewellery to solitaires as well as who choose to spend their money wisely. Over and above, buyback and exchange opportunities by brands like Limelight ensure that the value of the branded product is locked and protected to enjoy their bling and at the same time, be conscious of their choice.”

The growing awareness and acceptance of lab grown diamonds is undoubtedly disrupting the traditional gem and jewellery industry. With the recent entry of the Tata Group into the lab grown diamond space, consumer confidence in these sustainable and ethical alternatives has received a significant boost.

Furthermore, lab grown diamond jewellery brands are now offering attractive buyback and exchange schemes, reinforcing trust and driving consumer adoption. Today, lab grown diamonds account for an estimated 20% of the global gem and jewellery market, and India is experiencing an impressive 15% annual growth in this sector.

The strength of the Brand is not only validated in the store presence across the country but also reflected in the consumer pick-up and response in sales. The branded sales have tripled year on year resulting in a boost in the Company’s confidence to directly engage with customers and expand its retail presence. With the growing market presence, the Brand continues to strengthen its customer base, offering them an exquisite range of never-seen-before solitaire diamond jewellery.

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Cannes 2026: Indian Stars Turn the Red Carpet Into A Celebration Of Culture, Couture & Jewellery

From Maharashtrian Naths and Assamese Heritage Attire To Gold Sarees and Statement Diamonds, Indian Celebrities Brought Regional Craftsmanship and Jewellery Artistry To The Global Stage.

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Indian celebrities at Cannes Film Festival 2026 went beyond fashion statements this year, embracing regional textiles, traditional silhouettes and jewellery rooted in Indian heritage. Sarees, handcrafted couture and heritage jewellery became defining themes on the international red carpet.

Aimee Baruah 

Aimee Baruah made her fifth Cannes appearance, wearing traditional Karbi attire from Assam, accompanied by jewellery by Prajapati Assamese Jewellery Designer, putting the spotlight on Northeast India’s indigenous heritage. The intricate motifs represented community history, local ecology and traditional tribal heritage, passed down through generations of local weavers. Her look was further enhanced with traditional Assamese jewellery elements, reflecting the region’s rich identity and craftsmanship.

Diana Penty 

Diana Penty shimmered in a custom gold saree by Manish Malhotra, paired with an iconic cover-up jacket. She completed the look with limited-edition tourmaline and polki statement heritage earrings by Chaulaz Heritage Jewellery, reflecting timeless Indian luxury and craftsmanship while blending traditional draping with contemporary couture glamour.

Aditi Rao Hydari 

Aditi Rao Hydari embraced Indian elegance in a custom Chaarbagh-inspired saree by JADE, styled with multiple necklaces and diamond rings from Indriya Jewels. A celebration of Indian artistry on a global stage, Aditi’s look featured the Kanakavalli Gold Necklace, Arpita Gold Necklace and Dual Bloom Diamond Finger Ring, creating a perfect balance between heritage craftsmanship and contemporary glamour by the Riviera.

Huma Qureshi 

Huma Qureshi brought classic grace in a Banarasi saree featuring intricate gold zari work, styled with traditional gold temple jewellery, celebrating Indian weaving traditions on an international platform. She accessorised the look with an elaborate gemstone necklace, matching earrings and a statement ring by Amrapali Jewels, along with an additional ring by Kavya Potluri.

Disha Madan 

Disha Madan showcased a custom corset gown created from 80-year-old vintage sarees, highlighting South Indian heritage and craftsmanship, paired with jewellery by Gajraj Jewellers. The look was designed with intricate detailing inspired by regional artistry, bringing together two heirloom sarees into a single contemporary silhouette and celebrating the preservation of Indian textile traditions.

Prajakta Mali 

Marathi cinema also made a strong cultural statement this year. Prajakta Mali embraced a traditional Nauvari saree, paired with classic Maharashtrian jewellery. From the royal charm of Shindeshahi Tode to the timeless elegance of the Maharashtrian Nath, every ornament carried a story of tradition, grace and heritage, creating a memorable cultural moment on the Cannes red carpet.

Urvashi Rautela 

Urvashi Rautela appeared in a creation by Mihir Designer Studio, wearing white chikankari with a gold bejewelled blouse. She paired the ensemble with a heavily embellished golden blouse featuring a sweetheart neckline. Statement jewellery, dramatic makeup and vintage-inspired soft waves completed her glamorous red-carpet appearance.

The Cannes 2026 red carpet highlighted an evolving fashion narrative where Indian jewellery moved beyond accessories to become a storytelling element — from diamond necklaces and temple jewellery to regional Maharashtrian and Assamese ornaments, each look reflected identity, craftsmanship and heritage.

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