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Gem and Jewellery Sector Set to Contribute 8.5% to India’s GDP
Delhi Jewellery & Gem Fair 2025 Unveils Sector’s Potential with Over 120 Exhibitors and Rising Gold Prices
India’s gem and jewellery sector, which currently contributes 7.5% to the country’s GDP, is projected to reach 8.5% in the coming years, driven by rising gold prices. This optimistic forecast was shared by Avinash Gupta, Vice Chairman of the Gem & Jewellery Council (GJC), during his speech at the Delhi Jewellery & Gem Fair (DJGF) Signature 2025, held at Bharat Mandapam. The event, showcasing India’s premium jewellery craftsmanship, has attracted 120 exhibitors and is expected to draw over 8,000 trade visitors across a 100,000 square-foot exhibition space.
Gupta highlighted Delhi’s growing significance as a key hub for North India’s jewellery trade, creating fresh opportunities for jewellers nationwide. He also emphasized how the gem and jewellery industry aligns with the government’s vision of a Viksit Bharat, or Developed India.
Yogesh Mudras, Managing Director of Informa Markets in India, noted that the sector’s valuation is expected to reach between $225-245 billion by FY35. The ongoing digital transformation in jewellery retail, expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of over 15%, is widening market access through omnichannel strategies that are increasing brand loyalty and enhancing customer engagement.
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iAMORY Goes Mobile: D2C Jeweler Debuts App to Disrupt India’s ‘Counter-Led’ Retail
By bridging the trust gap with lab-grown diamonds and 925 silver, the new iOS and Android platform aims to become a “digital counter” for the modern consumer.
Following a successful physical debut in Mumbai, jewelry brand iAMORY has officially launched its mobile application on Android and iOS. The move signals a strategic shift to scale its direct-to-consumer (D2C) presence, targeting the rapidly evolving digital habits of Indian shoppers.


The app launch is designed to solve the “discovery fatigue” and lack of transparency often associated with traditional jewelry buying. By focusing on the 925 sterling silver and lab-grown diamond (LGD) segments, iAMORY is positioning itself at the intersection of affordability and fine jewelry.
A “Digital Counter” Experience The platform introduces several features aimed at building consumer confidence in high-value online purchases:
- Total Transparency: Real-time access to metal purity details, diamond certifications, and clear pricing breakdowns.
- Mobile-First Design: A seamless interface featuring AI-driven notifications, wishlists, and secure “one-tap” checkouts.
- Exclusive Access: App users will receive priority access to limited product drops and specialized discounts not available on the web or in-store.

Archit Jain of iAMORY noted that the power dynamic in the industry is shifting. “Digital adoption is democratizing jewelry,” Jain stated. “It is shifting power from family-led counters to digital-first, design-led brands that prioritize transparency, speed, and storytelling.” He describes the app as a “digital counter” where users can instantly compare prices and access social proof.
iAMORY plans to continuously iterate on the app experience, with upcoming updates slated to include advanced personalization tools, AI-driven loyalty mechanisms, and interactive content formats to deepen customer engagement.
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