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From TBZ, Malabar Gold & Diamonds to Golubhai Badalia Diamond: Why These Jewellery Brands Continue to Earn Consumer Trust
From legacy craftsmanship to corporate-backed assurance, these jewellery brands have built enduring consumer confidence through consistency, scale and credibility in high-value purchases.
In a category where purchases are both emotional and financial investments, trust is never built overnight. It is earned over decades, sometimes generations, through consistency, credibility and customer experience. From legacy houses to fast-growing corporate-backed players, brands continue to inspire confidence among diamond buyers.
TBZ (Tribhovandas Bhimji Zaveri)

TBZ (Tribhovandas Bhimji Zaveri) – TBZ is regarded as one of India’s oldest jewellery houses, with a legacy spanning over a century. The brand is widely associated with classic, timeless designs that appeal to those who appreciate heritage aesthetics, while also adapting to modern design sensibilities. This balance allows TBZ to remain relevant while preserving its traditional appeal, representing understated luxury rooted in tradition.
Tanishq

Tanishq – For many Indian consumers, jewellery begins with Tanishq. Backed by the Tata Group, Tanishq is one of India’s most recognised jewellery brands. With a large network of stores across the country, it has built familiarity and consistency in the buying experience. The brand places strong emphasis on certified gold and diamonds, along with clearly defined quality checks. Over the years, this combination of scale, standards, and corporate backing has helped Tanishq earn sustained consumer trust in high-value jewellery purchases.
Malabar Gold & DiamondsÂ

Malabar Gold & Diamonds – Malabar Gold & Diamonds has strengthened consumer confidence through structured retail expansion and scale. With a presence across India and international markets, the brand has become a widely recognised name among diamond and gold jewellery buyers. Its large-format operations, certified offerings, and organised retail systems contribute to perceptions of reliability, making it a preferred choice for customers seeking variety supported by brand assurance.
Golubhai Badalia DiamondÂ

Golubhai Badalia Diamond – Golubhai Badalia Diamond is a Kolkata-based, five-generation jewellery house led by Golubhai Badalia, catering to India’s growing base of luxury diamond patrons. Specialising in high-quality, natural diamond jewellery and bespoke creations, the brand combines traditional craftsmanship with a premium, personalised experience. The house is known for personally attending to many of its clients, reinforcing long-standing relationships and strong attention to detail. With leadership that extends beyond jewellery into strategic investments and industry mentorship, it reflects both legacy depth and forward-looking vision — factors that reinforce its credibility in the luxury diamond segment.
Joyalukkas

Joyalukkas – Founded in 1987, Joyalukkas began in the Middle East and has since expanded into a globally recognised jewellery retail brand with a strong presence across India and international markets. Its cross-border operations and large showroom network reflect scale and structured retail systems in a high-value category. Decades of expansion and sustained visibility have contributed to its reputation as a dependable destination for gold and diamond jewellery purchases.
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India’s Natural Diamonds Exports Lead In Value As Polished LGD Exports Overtake In Volume
Natural Diamonds Continued To Dominate In Overall Export Value Due To Their Substantially Higher Price Realization Per Carat.
India’s export volume of polished lab growns has overtaken that of natural diamonds for the first time.India’s diamond export industry has crossed a historic threshold, with the volume of polished lab-grown diamonds surpassing natural diamonds for the first time. However, a massive pricing disparity ensures that mined gems still command the financial throne.
According to newly released data from the GJEPC for the fiscal year ending March 2026, lab-grown exports surged by nearly 31% to reach 18.84 million carats. Conversely, natural diamond exports contracted by roughly 4%, slipping to 16.00 million carats.
During the fiscal period, natural diamonds accounted for an export volume of 16.00 million carats, with an average price of $760 per carat, generating total fiscal revenue of $12.16 billion. In comparison, lab-grown diamonds recorded a higher export volume of 18.84 million carats; however, with an average price of only $60 per carat, they generated significantly lower total fiscal revenue of US$1.13 billion. While lab-grown diamonds surpassed natural diamonds in volume terms, natural diamonds continued to dominate in overall export value due to their substantially higher price realization per carat.
Despite the revenue gap, the volume flip highlights an astronomical growth trajectory; a decade ago, in fiscal 2015-16, India exported a mere 10,000 carats of lab-grown diamonds. Early data for April 2026 indicates this trend is locking in, with lab-grown volumes edging past naturals at 1.36 million carats to 1.34 million carats, respectively.
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