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India’s Jewellers Reaffirm Commitment to Natural Diamonds as Lab-Grown Hype Grows Abroad
As lab-grown diamonds (LGDs) gain popularity in global markets, particularly the U.S., India’s leading jewellers are doubling down on their commitment to natural diamonds—citing strong cultural preferences, authenticity concerns, and market dynamics.
Tanishq, India’s largest jewellery retailer, has launched “Diamond Expertise Centres” in select stores to educate and reassure customers about the authenticity of natural diamonds. These centres, featuring gemmological tools and expert consultations, will expand to 200 stores this fiscal year, with a long-term goal of reaching 500.
Global diamond giant De Beers, through its natural diamond brand Forevermark, is also betting big on India. It has identified the country as a key growth market, with plans to open 100 exclusive stores by 2030 and target annual revenues of $100 million.
While lab-grown diamonds have gained considerable ground in the U.S.—where they now represent over one-third of diamond sales by value—their presence in India remains minimal. Experts attribute this to cultural preferences: Indian consumers tend to prioritize authenticity and quality over carat size or affordability.
“The most common question our customers ask is: ‘Are your diamonds natural?’” said the CEO of Tanishq in a recent media interview, underlining the persistent consumer focus on genuine stones.
Price volatility in the LGD segment is another deterrent for Indian jewellers. CaratLane’s CEO told the media in an interview: “We are not going to get into LGD, that’s very clear. At the falling rate of LGDs, making money would be very difficult for anybody who is venturing into it.”
Instead, retailers are seeing growing traction in the mini solitaire segment—natural diamonds between 0.2 and 0.7 carats. CaratLane reported this category as its fastest-growing, especially among younger, first-time buyers looking for accessible luxury.
This trend mirrors India’s broader jewellery preferences. While U.S. consumers often choose 10- to 14-karat gold, Indian buyers typically favour purer 18- to 22-karat gold—valuing long-term worth and cultural significance.
As the global diamond landscape evolves, India’s jewellers are standing firm: promoting natural diamonds as symbols of trust, tradition, and timeless elegance—tailored to a new generation of discerning buyers.
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Harit Zaveri Jewellers Celebrates A Bride’s Royal Spirit In An Indian Wedding With Its New Polki Collection
A Celebration Of Regal Femininity, Heirloom Craftsmanship, and The Refreshing Depth Of Emeralds.
June 2026 A bride’s jewellery is never merely ornamental, it carries sentiment, memory, and the quiet power of tradition. With its newest Polki Collection, Harit Zaveri Jewellers introduces a refined take on royal Indian bridal jewellery, thoughtfully designed for the modern bride who embraces heritage while expressing her individuality with confidence and grace.


Crafted between 18kt to 14kt gold and enriched by Emeralds, Harit Zaveri Jewellers Polki collection celebrates a bride in her most transformative moment – poised between reflection and becoming. Every jewellery piece in the collection is designed to accompany her through this pause.
At the heart of the collection lies the richness of polki craftsmanship – raw, uncut diamonds admired for their old-world charm and regal appeal, long associated with royal Indian heirlooms. Paired with vivid emeralds, known to symbolise renewal, harmony, love, and abundance, the collection brings together heritage and elegance. The richness of green emeralds adds depth and freshness, creating jewels that feel both classic and strikingly modern.
The collection features an expansive range of statement and versatile pieces including necklaces, kadas, rings, earrings, and bridal sets, thoughtfully embellished with emeralds, pearls, and polki detailing.


This collection from Harit Zaveri Jewellers compliments classic reds and heritage weaves to contemporary ivories, pastels, and couture silhouettes. Whether layered with a traditional lehenga, paired with a modern sari drape, or styled for intimate pre-wedding celebrations, these pieces seamlessly adapt while elevating every bridal look with a quiet majesty.
These pieces are envisioned as modern heirlooms, where meticulous craftsmanship, precious materials, and timeless artistry come together to create pieces worthy of being passed down through generations.
Harit Zaveri, Joint Managing Director at Harit Zaveri Jewellers said:

“At Harit Zaveri Jewellers, we have always believed bridal jewellery should feel personal, something that reflects a bride’s story and individuality. Many of our clients naturally gravitate towards one-of-a-kind pieces that resonate with their personality and become part of their memories for years to come. With this Polki collection, we wanted to celebrate craftsmanship with the richness of emeralds, a stone that beautifully complements a variety of bridal colours and effortlessly completes a look. Above all, quality remains at the heart of everything we create because we believe jewellery should feel as enduring as the memories and moments attached to it.”
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