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Craftier Unveils Exclusive Solitaire Collection to Celebrate Akshaya Tritiya
On the famous Indian festival, Akshaya Tritiya, a day considered auspicious for new beginnings and valuable purchases, Craftier, a premium lab-grown diamond brand with multiple flagship stores, introduces its Special Solitaire Collection. This latest launch is a blend of classic luxury and modern finesse, offering a unique opportunity to own a refined collection of lab-grown solitaire jewelry that enhance your everyday wardrobe with timeless elegance.
The collection features more than eight shapes of solitaires, customizable according to personal style and preference in yellow, white, and rose gold. With a carat weight starting from 1.00 and above, each piece receives IGI certification for quality, authenticity, and brilliance. Since the collection offers everything from classic round-cut designs to unique bespoke shapes, Craftier combines innovation with unmatched precision.

“Since Akshaya Tritiya symbolizes wealth, fortune, and new beginnings, it inspires people to invest consciously. Our solitaire collection is an amalgamation of luxury with sustainable choices, both of which hold emotional, artistic, and material value,” states Mr. Achal Gupta, Founder of Craftier. “Each piece in this collection speaks volumes about conscious luxury, timeless style, and personal expression.”
Craftier’s commitment to customer satisfaction is underlined by its robust Lifetime Exchange and Buyback Policy. The Lifetime Exchange allows patrons to upgrade their jewelry at any time.
As an atelier celebrated for its unique approach with lab-grown diamonds, Craftier is synonymous with love embellished by craftsmanship, transparency, and environmental responsibility.
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US diamond demand is steady especially large diamonds 2 cts and higher
The diamond market is seeing mixed activity across the globe, driven by holiday shopping in the US and traditional shutdowns in India.
Key Market Activity
- United States (US): Demand is steady as the holiday season approaches. Shoppers are especially keen on large diamonds (2 carats and up), with long, slim fancy shapes being the most popular.
- International Trading: Global trading centers are quiet due to recent Jewish holidays.
- India: The market is slow due to two main reasons:
- New US taxes (tariffs) are slowing down exports.
- Factories are ramping up production before the major Diwali holiday break.
- Trade Numbers (September): India’s raw diamond imports went up by 19% (to $\$924$ million), and its finished diamond exports rose by 6% (to $\$1.4$ billion).
- Luxury Sales: LVMH, a major luxury group, saw its stock rise after reporting that watch and jewelry sales were up 2% in the third quarter.
Diamond Shape Trends (Fancies)
Long, non-round diamond shapes—known as “fancies”—are selling better than traditional round diamonds in 2-carat and larger sizes.
- Most Popular Shapes: Oval, Marquise, and Emerald cuts are in high demand.
- High Premiums for Long Shapes: Long Cushions are easy to sell and cost 20% to 25% more than square Cushion cuts.
- Shape Value: Marquise cuts are the most expensive of the fancy shapes. In the US, Ovals cost 5% to 10% more than Pear shapes.
- Quality is Key: Diamonds that are cut very well are hard to find and sell for higher prices (premiums). Shapes with poor proportions are difficult to sell.
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