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Malabar Gold & Diamonds unveils New Showroom in Goregaon, Mumbai
Malabar Gold & Diamonds, the responsible jeweller proudly announces the opening of its newest showroom in Bangur Nagar, Goregaon (West), Mumbai. This store is bound to become the largest jewellery showroom in Goregaon spanning an impressive 5000 sqft. The space aims to provide customers with an unparalleled jewellery shopping experience, complete with spacious interiors and ample parking. The showroom also promises a premium experience with the inclusion of a privileged lounge as well as in-house diamond experts simultaneously featuring an extensive range of designs and collections. This milestone highlights the brand’s continued commitment to strengthening its presence in India.
The showroom marks the brand’s 29th outlet in Maharashtra, further solidifying its leadership in the region. The showroom was inaugurated by Mrs. Vidhya Jaiprakash Thakur, hon’ble MLA of Goregaon Vidhansabha in the presence of Mr. Fanzeem Ahmed, Regional Head, West Zone, Management Team Members, customers and well-wishers.
With a global footprint of over 375 plus showrooms across 13 countries—including India, the Middle East, the USA, the UK, Canada, and Australia—Malabar Gold & Diamonds is renowned for its wide-ranging collections, exceptional quality, and customer-centric approach. Backed by a dedicated team of 22,000 multilingual employees across 26 countries, the brand has served over 15 million satisfied customers worldwide.
The new showroom offers an extensive collection of gold, diamond, platinum, and gemstone jewellery, designed to suit various tastes and occasions. From traditional designs that reflect India’s cultural heritage to contemporary styles for modern sensibilities, the showroom caters to diverse preferences.

In a statement marking the momentous occasion, MP Ahammed, Chairman of Malabar Group, stated, “We are thrilled to announce the launch of our new showroom in Mumbai, a city known for its larger-than-life people and opulent lifestyles. At Malabar Gold & Diamonds, we take pride in creating jewellery that celebrates life’s most cherished moments. With an unwavering commitment to quality, ethical business practices, and customer satisfaction, we are excited to present our exceptional collections to Bangur Nagar, Goregaon, and look forward to giving the residents an absolutely fantastic shopping experience.”
The showroom is designed to provide a premium shopping experience, with elegant displays and a highly trained team to guide customers in selecting their perfect jewellery.
This showroom launch underscores Malabar Gold & Diamonds’ vision of becoming the world’s most preferred jeweller, combining traditional craftsmanship with modern innovation to create timeless pieces while prioritising sustainability and societal well-being.
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Government Signals Move to Regulate India’s Fast-Growing Digital Gold Sector
Fintech companies push for clarity as policymakers explore oversight and industry bodies step up to set standards
India’s digital gold market may soon move out of its grey zone, as the government begins to seriously consider a formal regulatory framework for the sector. With rapid growth over the past year and a half, fintech founders have been in active discussions with the finance ministry, urging the need for clear rules and oversight.
At a recent meeting between startup leaders and senior officials, industry representatives highlighted how quickly digital gold has scaled—and why regulation is now essential. The response from policymakers, according to those present, has been encouraging, though any concrete framework could still take time. A key question remains: who will regulate the sector—the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) or the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI).

Currently, digital gold operates without a dedicated legal structure. This has raised concerns among both industry players and regulators, especially as investor participation continues to grow. Leaders in the space believe a clear framework will not only protect consumers but also lend credibility to the category.
To address this, major digital gold market players are working towards forming an industry body—the Digital Precious Metal Council of India. The goal is to introduce uniform standards, ensure fair practices, and engage more effectively with policymakers.
The scale of the sector is already significant. Industry estimates suggest that nearly Rs. 3,000 crore flows into digital gold every month, with total assets under management ranging between Rs.15,000 crore and Rs. 20,000 crore, backed by physical gold stored in secure vaults.

Regulators have also started taking note. SEBI recently cautioned investors that digital gold products fall outside its regulatory scope, meaning they do not come with the same investor protection mechanisms as other gold-linked financial instruments.
As conversations continue, the industry is focused on building trust—highlighting audit systems, physical gold backing, and transparency. While self-regulation may be the first step, most stakeholders agree that formal oversight is inevitable as the sector matures.
News Source: ET Retail
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