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Goldiam raises Rs. 202 cr, to drive expansion of LGD business
Goldiam International Ltd., a leading diamond jewellery exporter and a fast-growing player in the lab-grown diamond (LGD) segment, has raised Rs. 202 crore through a Qualified Institutional Placement (QIP).The fundraise, facilitated by Monarch Networth Capital, saw participation from marquee global and domestic investors including Morgan Stanley.
The capital infusion will drive the aggressive expansion of ORIGEM, Goldiam’s consumer-facing LGD jewellery brand, with plans to open 70 to 90 stores across India over the next 18 to 24 months.
ORIGEM has opened six stores in the past 10 months. Backed by a debt-free balance sheet, steady cash flow generation, and a track record of returning nearly Rs 200 crore to shareholders through dividends and buybacks in the last five years, Goldiam said it is positioned for sustainable growth.
On a consolidated basis, the company expects 15% to 20% growth in both sales and profitability this year, driven by its global B2B business and fast-scaling Indian B2C retail presence.

Anmol Bhansali, Director at Goldiam International Ltd., said, “This fundraise marks a defining moment in Goldiam’s journey. With the support of marquee investors, we are now well-positioned to accelerate ORIGEM’s expansion and bring lab-grown diamond jewellery to a much wider audience across India. Our vision is to make diamonds more sustainable, accessible, and aspirational, and this capital will help us build the country’s leading retail franchise in the lab-grown diamond category.”
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Motorsport Meets High Jewellery: Hannah St John Turns Heads with ‘La Velocita’ Diamond Necklace at F1 Event
A 25-carat, 1,800-diamond Masterpiece Inspired by Formula 1 circuits Takes Centre Stage at the Glamour on the Grid ahead of the Australian Grand Prix
At the glamorous lead-up to the Australian Grand Prix, Hannah St John, partner of Liam Lawson, made a striking statement at the Glamour on the Grid event with a one-of-a-kind diamond necklace that seamlessly blended motorsport and haute jewellery.
Titled “La Velocit” (The Speed), the necklace was crafted by Australian atelier Martin Rogers Jewellery. The extraordinary piece features approximately 1,800 diamonds totalling 25 carats, intricately arranged to trace the outlines of iconic Formula 1 circuits from the global racing calendar.



A true testament to craftsmanship, the necklace required an estimated 250–300 hours of meticulous handwork, including weeks dedicated solely to precision diamond setting. Valued at around AUD $500,000 (approximately $350,000 USD), the piece stands as a bold fusion of speed, design, and luxury artistry.
Blurring the lines between engineering inspiration and fine jewellery, “La Velocità” captured attention across the paddock, proving that Formula 1’s influence extends far beyond the track.
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