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Gargi by P. N. Gadgil & Sons Now Available on Blinkit Mumbai; Affordable Jewellery Delivered in Minutes
Gargi by P. N. Gadgil & Sons, one of India’s fastest-growing fashion jewellery brands, is now available on Blinkit in Mumbai. Following a successful pilot in Pune, the brand’s popular under ₹ 1000 collection has launched in India’s financial capital, bringing spontaneous style and gifting to the world of instant commerce.
This curated range includes silver and fashion jewellery designed for everyday wear, festive looks, and on-the-go gifting. The availability on Blinkit introduces a new level of convenience, allowing customers to access affordable elegance in just a few minutes, directly from their phones.

Speaking about this, Aditya Modak, Co-founder and Director of Gargi by P N Gadgil & Sons, said, “Quick commerce is reshaping how India shops, and we see it as a natural next step for Gargi. Jewellery is no longer reserved for planned purchases or special occasions. With Blinkit, we are putting style, sentiment, and spontaneity into the same basket, making it possible to gift or glam up within minutes.”
The Blinkit launch comes at a high point in Gargi’s growth story. The brand ended FY25 with its best-ever performance, recording ₹128.4 crore in revenue, a sharp increase from ₹51.1 crore in FY24. Net profit rose to ₹28.8 crore, reflecting a 240 per cent jump year on year. Gargi’s retail footprint now includes 96 locations across India, with 31 franchise-owned stores, 51 shop-in-shops, and 14 exclusive brand outlets.
With its entry into instant delivery, Gargi is setting a new precedent for how jewellery can be discovered, purchased, and enjoyed. The move reinforces the brand’s focus on creating accessible, trend-conscious fashion experiences that fit seamlessly into modern lifestyles.
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Gold Holds Steady On MCX As Middle East Tensions Cloud Market Direction
Bullion Trades Range-Bound As Strait Of Hormuz Uncertainty Fuels Inflation Fears
Gold prices were largely unchanged at the open on India’s Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) on Tuesday, as investors weighed persistent geopolitical tensions in the Middle East against shifting expectations for global monetary policy.
The MCX gold May futures contract edged up 0.01% to Rs. 1,52,417 per 10 grams in early trade, while silver for May delivery declined 0.55% to Rs. 2,51,160 per kilogram. The muted start followed a cautious global tone, with bullion markets struggling to find direction amid conflicting macro signals.
Internationally, spot gold held above the $4,800-an-ounce mark in early trading but later slipped about 0.5%, even as crude oil prices fell nearly 1%. Spot silver also weakened, dropping roughly 1%. The divergence underscores a market caught between safe-haven demand and rising concerns over tighter financial conditions.
Investor sentiment remains tethered to developments around the Strait of Hormuz, a critical artery for global energy supplies. Escalating tensions in the region have fueled fears of a prolonged disruption, amplifying inflationary pressures at a time when central banks are already navigating a delicate policy balance.
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