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CaratLane makes a stunning statement at Cannes 2025
CaratLane, India’s leading omni-channel jewellery brand, was delighted to have its designs featured on actor Nitanshi Goel as she walked the red carpet at the Cannes Film Festival on May 15. The rising star of Laapataa Ladies, which earned global acclaim with an Oscar nomination, chose designs from CaratLane’s newest collection, Sol, to complement her debut appearance.
The jewellery worn by Nitanshi for this special occasion added a touch of understated elegance to her look. Inspired by the brilliance of the sun, the Sol collection brings warmth, light, and modern charm—qualities that aligned seamlessly with her youthful presence and personal style.
This moment underscored the shared values between CaratLane and a new generation of Indian talent—where jewellery is not just about adornment, but a celebration of personal identity and creative expression.
Saumen Bhaumik, Managing Director of CaratLane, said:
“Nitanshi Goel walked the Cannes red carpet wearing CaratLane jewellery, and we couldn’t have been more delighted. At CaratLane, we are deeply committed to celebrating individuality and modern Indian femininity. Nitanshi is a powerful new voice in cinema — authentic, grounded, and extraordinarily talented. Her journey from India’s heartland to the global spotlight is inspiring, and we were honoured to be part of her Cannes debut. The designs she wore celebrate everyday radiance and youthful elegance — which made this association all the more meaningful.”
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Breaking the Mold: Men’s Jewellery Becomes the New Creative Frontier
For decades, Indian jewellery advertising revolved around brides, tradition, and heirloom glamour. But the narrative is shifting — fast. The global men’s jewellery market, valued at $48.5 billion in 2024, is projected to reach $75.9 billion by 2034, fuelled by cultural evolution, celebrity influence, and the rise of jewellery as personal expression.
In India and the Asia-Pacific region, this trend is even more pronounced. Urban, fashion-forward consumers with growing spending power are embracing jewellery as an extension of identity. As a result, men’s jewellery is no longer a niche — it is becoming one of the most dynamic creative spaces in advertising today.
Brands are moving beyond selling accessories; they are reshaping modern masculinity, crafting fresh visual stories, and redefining aspiration. Jewellery is no longer static — it is identity, narrative, and performance. And as men’s jewellery becomes more expressive and fluid, creativity becomes the ultimate differentiator.
Here are some standout brands and celebrities redefining the men’s jewellery movement:
Allu Sirish Makes a Statement with Kishandas Jewellery


Actor Allu Sirish, accompanied by fiancée Nayanika, wore a striking choker by Kishandas Jewellery during their engagement.
The choice reflects a growing acceptance of ornate, expressive pieces for men on special occasions.
A bold move — and a beautiful nod to heritage craftsmanship.
Lakshya Lalwani embodies timeless royalty in Tyaani by Karan Johar


Regal charm meets heritage craftsmanship as Lakshya Lalwani brings alive Tyaani’s signature Polki elegance. The campaign, curated by Tyaani by Karan Johar, showcases a modern yet royal interpretation of uncut diamonds — a fresh take on masculine luxury.
MEN’S EDIT: THE POWER OF BRILLIANCE — Fiona Diamonds


Fiona Diamonds presents The Men’s Edit — a collection where precision craftsmanship meets quiet confidence.
Every diamond link embodies power, presence, and purpose, redefining what modern masculine luxury looks like.
GIVA — Silver, Gold & Lab-Grown Diamonds for the Modern Man


With a playful yet powerful tone, GIVA taps into contemporary trends:
“Men who wear silver earrings are 99% hotter. We don’t make the rules.”
Their men’s line offers bracelets, chains, rings, earrings, and LGD creations that blend strength, individuality, and subtle elegance.
Perfect for gifting — or for the man who owns his shine.
Mohanlal x Vinsmera — Breaking Stereotypes, Embracing Fluidity


Superstar Mohanlal, the face of Vinsmera, captures the brand’s vision of evolving jewellery culture beyond boundaries.
In the campaign, he gracefully wears traditionally women’s jewellery, normalising the idea that adornment has no gender.
Vinsmera’s entry into India focuses on diversity, inclusivity, and a bold reimagining of men’s jewellery.
Men’s Jewellery: Not Just an Accessory, but a Movement
From Polki chokers to diamond links, from gender-fluid styling to modern silver edits — men’s jewellery is evolving into an aspirational, expressive category with limitless creative potential.
And as this space grows, each campaign becomes an opportunity to rewrite not just style — but perception.
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