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Gold discounts in India widened this week to their highest point in nearly eight months
Gold discounts in India widened this week to their highest point in nearly eight months, as a surge in prices to a record high dampened demand, while customers in other key hubs also remained on the sidelines. Indian dealers this week offered a discount of up to $39 an ounce over official domestic prices, including 6 per cent import and 3 per cent sales levies, up from a discount of $10 to $21 last week.
Indian dealers this week offered a discount of up to $39 an ounce over official domestic prices, including 6% import and 3% sales levies, up from a discount of $10 to $21 last week.
“Jewellers are not keen on building high-cost inventory at the end of the financial year, as they are busy closing accounts,” said a Mumbai-based dealer with a bullion-importing bank. India’s financial year runs from April until March 31.
India’s gold imports are set to tumble 85% in February from year-ago levels, reaching their lowest levels in 20 years, as demand is dampened by record-high bullion prices.
In China, the world’s largest consumer, gold traded at a discount of $1 to an $18 premium over spot prices. Meanwhile, dealers in Hong Kong charged premiums ranging from par to $2 per ounce.In Japan, bullion was sold between a discount of $3 and a premium of $0.5, a trader said. In Singapore, gold traded between a $0.50 discount and a $3 premium
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KEYA By Adbhut Brings Wearable Art and Indian Craftsmanship To Delhi Art Weekend 2026
KEYA By Adbhut Reinterprets Techniques Including Jadau, Partash, Meenakari, Gulabi Meena and Utarai Through A Contemporary Lens.
Contemporary jewellery label KEYA by Adbhut marked its association with Delhi Art Weekend 2026, held from 25–27 September at Travancore Palace, New Delhi, bringing its distinctive approach to jewellery, craftsmanship and nature to one of the city’s key cultural gatherings.
The Delhi Art Weekend brought together artists, designers, cultural practitioners, collectors and creative communities through exhibitions, conversations, workshops, performances and curated retail. The weekend explored the intersections of art, design, music and contemporary culture, creating a platform for emerging and established creative voices.
For KEYA by Adbhut, the association offered an opportunity to introduce its artistic language to an audience engaged with contemporary art and collecting. Founded by Jaipur-based jewellery designer, researcher and author Keya Agarwal Badhalia, the label approaches jewellery as more than adornment, creating limited, collectible works of art that happen to be wearable.
Rooted in India’s centuries-old jewellery-making traditions, KEYA by Adbhut reinterprets techniques including Jadau, Partash, Meenakari, Gulabi Meena and Utarai through a contemporary lens. The brand’s debut collections, Under the Ocean and Into the Forest, draw from the intricacies of the natural world, translating shells, marine life, foliage, wildlife and fantastical forms into sculptural jewellery.
A defining aspect of each KEYA piece is its individuality. Every work is produced in limited quantities and individually numbered, while the reverse of each jewel features hand-painted detailing, creating a personal element that makes every piece distinct.
The brand’s creative approach is also informed by Mughal miniature painting, particularly its extraordinary observation and rendering of nature. This dialogue between painting, craftsmanship and jewellery is central to Keya’s practice, where traditional Indian techniques become a vocabulary for exploring contemporary forms and ideas.
Keya Agarwal Badhalia, Founder & Designer, KEYA by Adbhut said:

“KEYA by Adbhut was created to explore what Indian jewellery can become when craftsmanship is treated as an artistic medium. Our association with Delhi Art Weekend allowed us to place that conversation within a wider cultural ecosystem of art, design and collecting.”
Through its presence at Delhi Art Weekend, KEYA by Adbhut continues to build a dialogue around Indian craftsmanship as contemporary art, celebrating the skill, history and imagination embedded within techniques passed down through generations while giving them a new visual language for today’s collector.
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