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India’s Silver ETF Assets Surge 266% to ₹13,500 Crore in 2025, Marking Rapid Growth
Silver ETFs in India see unprecedented growth, with Assets under Management (AUM) jumping from ₹3,705 crore in January 2024 to ₹13,566 crore in January 2025, reflecting strong investor interest.
Silver exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in India have experienced remarkable growth, with Assets under Management (AUM) surging 266% to ₹13,566 crore by January 2025. This surge follows SEBI’s decision in November 2021 to allow Asset Management Companies to launch silver ETFs, marking a significant shift in the investment landscape. In January 2022, the AUM of silver ETFs stood at just ₹123 crore, growing to ₹1,651 crore by January 2023. The most significant increase occurred in 2024, as AUMs jumped from ₹3,705 crore in January 2024 to ₹13,566 crore by January 2025.
Investor interest in silver ETFs has also risen sharply, with twelve silver ETFs collectively crossing 6 lakh investor folios as of January 2025, up from 1.9 lakh the previous year, according to data from Zerodha Fund House. This growth suggests that Indian investors are increasingly turning to silver as a means of diversification and exposure to commodities.

Vaibhav Jalan, CBO of Zerodha Fund House, noted, “The rising transaction volumes of silver ETFs are a clear sign of growing investor interest. These ETFs provide a convenient alternative to physical silver ownership, addressing concerns about storage, security, and insurance, while offering access to silver’s price movements.”
The surge in silver ETF popularity comes amid global geopolitical and geoeconomic uncertainties, with silver prices tracking gold. Moreover, industrial demand for silver has seen a significant uptick, rising more than 55% due to its increasing applications in sectors such as automotive, technology, pharmaceuticals, and solar energy.
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Zi Launches As A Modern Indian Design House Redefining Everyday Luxury
The New Jewellery Brand Makes Its Debut With 925 Sterling Silver, With An Expanding Design Vocabulary Across Titanium, Gold and Lab-Grown Diamonds
Zi, a new Indian design house, has launched with its debut collection of 925 sterling silver jewellery, bringing contemporary, everyday designs to a category traditionally shaped around occasion and ceremony. Starting at Rs 3,500, the collection marks the first chapter of Zi’s ambition to build a modern jewellery house where luxury is defined by design, material and wearability rather than spectacle.
Zi begins with a simple shift in how jewellery is approached: pieces need not be saved for a particular occasion. Its debut collection is designed to become part of an everyday wardrobe, with clean forms, considered detailing and versatile silhouettes that can be worn repeatedly, styled differently and carried across settings.



The collection is divided into three edits: Staple Edits, featuring everyday essentials; Forever Favourites, comprising versatile pieces designed for repeat wear; and Evening Elegance, bringing a more elevated expression to after-dark and occasion dressing. Across the edits, the pieces are designed to work independently or together, allowing customers to build a personal jewellery wardrobe rather than buy around individual occasions.
925 sterling silver forms the foundation of the launch, chosen for its versatility and as the starting point for Zi’s design language. The collection also incorporates other considered metals across select designs and is finished with premium rhodium plating. The jewellery is nickel- and lead-free, with a focus on material quality, finish and everyday wearability.
But silver is only the beginning for Zi. The brand is developing its next phase around more considered, design-led jewellery, including upcoming collections such as The Classics and The Atelier. These collections will build on the restraint of the debut while introducing greater depth and design expression, expanding the idea of what everyday luxury can look like over time.
The house is also developing jewellery across a broader material palette, including titanium fused with gold and lab-grown diamonds. Each material has been selected for a distinct role: titanium for its strength and lightness, gold for its warmth, and lab-grown diamonds as a contemporary interpretation of an established luxury material. The move reflects Zi’s intent to build a design house with a considered material philosophy, rather than remain defined by a single category or metal.
Beyond jewellery, Zi is exploring future lifestyle categories, with design continuing to anchor the brand’s approach. The long-term ambition is to create a design-led house that evolves across materials, products and categories while maintaining a consistent point of view.
The debut collection is available exclusively through Zi’s online platform from 24 August 2026, with prices starting at Rs 3,500.
With its launch, Zi is introducing a different proposition to India’s jewellery landscape: luxury designed not only for the moments that call for it, but for the everyday ones that make up a life. The debut in silver is the starting point; the larger ambition is to build a house with a design language that can evolve with the way modern India wears luxury.
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