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KISNA CELEBRATES 25th SHOWROOM MILESTONE

The inauguration represents a significant milestone for the esteemed brand, showcasing its unwavering commitment to expansion and accessibility. Amidst the festivities of Akshaya Tritiya, KISNA introduces the dazzling Tiana collection, designed to add an extra sparkle to the celebrations. Crafted with precision and passion, each piece in the collection embodies elegance and sophistication, reflecting the essence of Akshaya Tritiya.

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KISNA Diamond & Gold Jewellery unveils its 25th exclusive showroom in India, marking a momentous occasion this Akshaya Tritiya. The inauguration represents a significant milestone for the esteemed brand, showcasing its unwavering commitment to expansion and accessibility.

Amidst the festivities of Akshaya Tritiya, KISNA introduces the dazzling Tiana collection, designed to add an extra sparkle to the celebrations. Crafted with precision and passion, each piece in the collection embodies elegance and sophistication, reflecting the essence of Akshaya Tritiya.

The opening of the 25th showroom is not just a number but a symbol of KISNA’s enduring dedication to excellence and customer satisfaction. Each new showroom enhances KISNA’s ability to offer its exquisite collections and bespoke services to different regions, bringing the brand closer to its consumers.

The expansion strategy not only includes increasing the number of outlets but also focuses on integrating advanced technological features and customer service enhancements. These innovations aim to improve the shopping experience and meet the high expectations of today’s jewellery buyers.

The showroom launch at Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, not only strengthens KISNA’s dedication to expanding its retail footprint but also highlights its vision to establish the widest network of Exclusive Brand Showrooms across India. This strategic move aims to ensure accessibility to KISNA’s unparalleled craftsmanship and timeless designs to the modern Indian women.

Commenting on the launch, Mr. Ghanshyam Dholakia, Founder & M.D, Hari Krishna Group, stated, ” We are delighted to mark this momentous occasion with the opening of our 25th exclusive showroom across

India. Akshaya Tritiya holds special significance for us, and we are pleased to launch our 25th showroom for our valued consumers. With a vision of ‘Har Ghar KISNA’, we aim to be the fastest growing diamond jewellery brand in India and make every woman’s dream of owning a diamond jewellery come true.”

Mr. Parag Shah, Director, KISNA Diamond & Gold Jewellery, said, ” As we unveiled our 25th showroom in Lucknow, we celebrate not just a milestone, but a testament to our unwavering commitment to excellence. Each showroom represents our dedication to redefining luxury jewellery shopping, offering consumers an unforgettable experience of elegance and refinement. This is just the beginning, we are excited about the future and look forward to bringing KISNA closer to more customers across India and beyond. Here’s to elevating the KISNA legacy, one showroom at a time.’’

KISNA’s journey from a single showroom to a network of 25 across India is a testament to its vision and efforts. As the brand celebrates this important milestone, it reaffirms its commitment to excellence and its role as a leader in India’s vibrant jewellery market.

As KISNA Diamond and Gold Jewellery celebrates the opening of its 25th franchise showroom across India, the brand is not only expanding its retail presence but also deepening its commitment to social responsibility and sustainability. In an effort

to empower underprivileged communities, KISNA has been distributing Papad Making Machines and Sewing Machines, enabling individuals to start their own small-scale businesses and achieve economic independence on every showroom launch. Furthermore, the brand has also committed to provide food meals to those in need and plant saplings on behalf of every purchase made by its consumer base at the showroom.

KISNA Diamond & Gold Jewellery is a flagship brand from Hari Krishna Group, the parent company has a rich legacy spanning over 30+ years and supplies diamonds to 85+ countries across the globe.

KISNA Diamond and Gold Jewellery has distinguished itself in the competitive marketplace by prioritizing a consumer-centric approach that focuses on delivering exceptional value and personalized services.

For those seeking timeless

beauty and unmatched quality, KISNA invites you to celebrate life’s precious moments with the brilliance of its exquisite collections.

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Dhanteras 2026: Strong Footfalls, Value-Led Growth Across India’s Jewellery Trade

Dhanteras 2026 opened on a confident note for India’s jewellery industry. Retailers and industry bodies report higher footfalls, double-digit value growth and a visible shift in what customers are buying. Volumes, however, are largely flat, and the growth is being carried by price.

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Market Size and Growth

The Gem & Jewellery Council (GJC) estimates India’s Dhanteras gold business at roughly ₹60,000 crore on preliminary assessment. Rajesh Rokde, Chairman, GJC, says value growth is expected at 15–20% over last year, with volumes “almost at the same level.” He calls it “a very encouraging start for the jewellery industry.”

Retailers are reporting stronger numbers. Suvankar Sen, MD & CEO, Senco Gold Ltd, reports sales value up over 25% year on year, with higher store footfalls. Dr. Saurabh Gadgil, CMD, PNG Jewellers, says industry indications point to 25–30% incremental performance. He attributes this to easing prices, strong pre-Dhanteras bookings and a long Diwali weekend. Jignesh Mehta, Founder & MD, Divine Solitaires, reports 30% growth in festive sales.

What Customers Are Buying

  • Gold: Sachin Jain, Regional CEO India, World Gold Council, notes strong walk-ins across retail markets. Buyers are choosing jewellery, coins, bars, ETFs and digital gold. He says the recent price moderation has given buyers relief.
  • Diamonds: Senco Gold’s Sen says diamond jewellery sales “have grown impressively.” Divine Solitaires’ Mehta points to rising interest in natural diamond solitaires for gifting, milestones and self-purchase, led by smaller solitaires and lightweight pieces.
  • Silver and multi-metal: Ansh Anand, CEO, Punjab Jewels, reports strong interest across gold, diamond, platinum and silver. PNG’s Gadgil adds that silver jewellery and articles are in high demand.
  • Men’s jewellery: Sen flags growing interest, with Senco’s Aham line catering to men who see jewellery as personal style.

Key Trends

1. Lighter, everyday designs are gaining. Sen sees growing interest in lighter, more versatile designs alongside traditional gold and coins. Jayantilal Challani, Chairman, Challani Group of Companies, observes a visible shift from heavy traditional jewellery to everyday elegance.

2. Value-conscious, disciplined buying. Challani describes buyer mood as “calculated optimism and value-driven purchasing,” with high gold rates prompting disciplined shopping. Punjab Jewels’ Anand says customers are prioritising design, craftsmanship and quality alongside investment value, and festive enthusiasm has held despite elevated metal prices.

3. Trust and transparency matter more. Divine Solitaires’ Mehta says consumers place greater emphasis on transparency, authenticity and quality assurance. He cites the company’s 123-parameter Quality Guarantee and standardised pricing as the response.

4. Old gold exchange is a growth lever. PNG’s Gadgil says exchange is playing a big role, including in tier 2 and tier 3 cities.

5. Weddings and savings-led purchases. Sen reports strong participation from wedding customers and from families buying jewellery as savings.

Outlook

Sentiment is positive heading into Diwali and the wedding season. The WGC’s Jain says the day’s response “offers an encouraging outlook for the year end.” Gadgil notes that sales usually pick up in the second half of Dhanteras, so early figures may understate the final tally. Challani adds that grassroots spirit remains intact, which gives hope to jewellers who sell big and heavy pieces.

Bottom line: Dhanteras 2026 is a value-led recovery. Price easing, wedding demand, diamond and silver momentum and strong festive bookings are driving growth, while volumes hold steady. Retailers who combine lighter designs, transparent pricing and exchange offers are best placed to gain.

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