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P N Gadgil & Sons’ Gargi Expands National Footprint with Two New Stores in Bengaluru and Raipur

The 194-year-old legacy brand is strengthening its presence in South and Central India with simultaneous launches on July 18.

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Gargi, a contemporary jewellery brand from the house of P N Gadgil & Sons, a legacy institution founded in 1832, with a heritage of over 194 years, announced the launch of two new stores on July 18, 2026, in Bengaluru, Karnataka and Raipur, Chhattisgarh. The twin launches highlight the brand’s accelerating retail expansion and its commitment to bringing finely crafted, design-led jewellery closer to consumers across India.

The new Bengaluru store, located in the bustling Rajajinagar neighbourhood, brings Gargi’s signature collections to one of the city’s most vibrant retail and cultural hubs, offering shoppers a curated range spanning silver, brass and diamond jewellery. The Raipur store, situated in ZORA The Mall, opens with Gargi’s complete range of sterling silver jewellery, offering shoppers in Chhattisgarh’s capital an elegant selection of everyday and occasion wear in silver, with more collections to follow.

With these launches, Gargi continues to build on a strong growth trajectory. The brand closed FY26 with a revenue of Rs. 149.47 crore, registering approximately 49% comparable growth, backed by an expanding network of points of sale across India.

Speaking on the launches, Aditya Modak, Founder & CEO, Gargi by PNGS, said:

“Bengaluru and Raipur are two very different markets, and that is precisely what makes these launches special for us. Bengaluru is a discerning, design-conscious city where modern jewellery finds an instant connect, while Raipur represents the aspirational heart of Central India, where we see tremendous appetite for finely crafted silver jewellery.

Opening both stores on the same day reflects the pace and confidence with which Gargi is growing. As we carry forward a legacy of over 194 years, our promise remains unchanged: jewellery that is authentic, accessible, and crafted for the way India lives today.”

Both stores have been designed to reflect Gargi’s contemporary retail identity: warm, welcoming spaces where customers can explore collections spanning festive, everyday, and occasion wear.

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Malabar Gold & Diamonds Relaunches Its Showroom In South Extension, New Delhi

The Relaunched Showroom Offers An Extensive Selection Of Bridal Jeweller and Exclusive Artistry collections.

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Malabar Gold & Diamonds, the world’s fourth-largest jewellery retailer and The Responsible Jeweller, relaunched its showroom in South Extension, New Delhi. Spanning over 15,000 sq. ft., the showroom offers an extensive selection of jewellery, including bridal collections and exclusive Artistry creations, along with a diverse range of gold and diamond designs.

The showroom was inaugurated by the Chief Guest, Anil Kumar Sharma, Hon’ble Member of the Delhi Legislative Assembly representing R.K. Puram, in the presence of Malabar Gold & Diamonds representatives, including Jishad N.K., Regional Head – North, and Thanseer K.K., Showroom Head.

The expanded showroom has been designed to offer a spacious and comfortable shopping experience, enabling customers to explore Malabar Gold & Diamonds’ extensive range of gold and diamond jewellery in an enhanced retail environment. Designed to elevate the customer journey, the showroom features a dedicated wedding arena, access to over 30,000 jewellery designs, world-class service standards, and ample parking facilities. Reinforcing the brand’s commitment to transparency, quality, and value, the showroom presents thoughtfully curated collections catering to diverse customer preferences, supported by certified products, fair pricing, trusted customer-centric practices, and a reliable jewellery-buying experience.

Speaking on the occasion, M. P. Ahammad, Chairman, Malabar Group,said:

“Delhi has a rich jewellery heritage, with jewellery holding a special place in its wedding traditions and celebrations. Our expanded showroom in South Extension brings together a diverse selection of bridal jewellery, contemporary designs, and exclusive collections to cater to these diverse preferences. We look forward to continuing to serve customers in the capital with offerings that combine design excellence, quality, and trust.”

During the festive season, customers can explore the brand’s limited-time Artistry collections and its latest yellow gold collection, Manahaari, available in both 18K and 22K, alongside an exquisite selection of gold and diamond jewellery.

Customers can also avail of attractive festive offers available until 15 November 2026. These include up to 30% off on the making charges of gold, uncut, and gemstone jewellery, up to 30% off on diamond value, and zero deduction on old gold exchanges. Under the advance booking scheme, customers can reserve their Dhanteras jewellery by paying just 10% of the purchase value upfront and receive a complimentary silver coin, subject to applicable terms and conditions.

The relaunch also reflects Malabar Gold & Diamonds’ continued commitment to building customer confidence through transparent and responsible retail practices. All gold jewellery is BIS Hallmarked with HUID, while all diamond jewellery is tested and certified. Under the brand’s Malabar Promises, customers benefit from 100% value on gold and diamond exchanges, transparent pricing, lifetime free maintenance, and responsibly sourced jewellery.

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