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P. N. Gadgil & Sons Makes a Historic Return to Laxmi Road with Reopened Showroom in Pune

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P. N. Gadgil & Sons (PNGS), one of India’s oldest and most renowned jewellery brands, has marked a historic return to Pune’s Laxmi Road with the reopening of its showroom at Saraswati Sadan, Kunte Chowk. The event, which took place on March 30, 2025, celebrated the brand’s deep connection with the area where it all began nearly two centuries ago.

The reopening ceremony was graced by notable figures including Shri Ravindra Vanjarwadkar, Pune Mahanagar Sanghchalak of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, and Mr. and Mrs. Shrikrishna Chitale of Chitale Bandhu Mithaiwale, alongside a gathering of local residents and loyal customers.

Founded in 1832, PNGS had operated on Laxmi Road before relocating to various other locations as it expanded. However, the reopening reflects the company’s commitment to its roots and the enduring request from Pune’s residents to return to this historic site. “Laxmi Road is part of our legacy, and reopening here holds great significance for us,” said Aditya Modak, CFO and COO of PNGS.

The spacious 5,000-square-foot showroom features an exquisite collection of gold, diamond, and silver jewellery, adhering to PNGS’s core values of transparency and hallmark certification, which have defined the brand for generations. With this new location, the jeweller strengthens its presence in Pune and continues to expand across Maharashtra and beyond.

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iAMORY Goes Mobile: D2C Jeweler Debuts App to Disrupt India’s ‘Counter-Led’ Retail

By bridging the trust gap with lab-grown diamonds and 925 silver, the new iOS and Android platform aims to become a “digital counter” for the modern consumer.

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Following a successful physical debut in Mumbai, jewelry brand iAMORY has officially launched its mobile application on Android and iOS. The move signals a strategic shift to scale its direct-to-consumer (D2C) presence, targeting the rapidly evolving digital habits of Indian shoppers.

The app launch is designed to solve the “discovery fatigue” and lack of transparency often associated with traditional jewelry buying. By focusing on the 925 sterling silver and lab-grown diamond (LGD) segments, iAMORY is positioning itself at the intersection of affordability and fine jewelry.

A “Digital Counter” Experience The platform introduces several features aimed at building consumer confidence in high-value online purchases:

  • Total Transparency: Real-time access to metal purity details, diamond certifications, and clear pricing breakdowns.
  • Mobile-First Design: A seamless interface featuring AI-driven notifications, wishlists, and secure “one-tap” checkouts.
  • Exclusive Access: App users will receive priority access to limited product drops and specialized discounts not available on the web or in-store.
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Archit Jain of iAMORY noted that the power dynamic in the industry is shifting. “Digital adoption is democratizing jewelry,” Jain stated. “It is shifting power from family-led counters to digital-first, design-led brands that prioritize transparency, speed, and storytelling.” He describes the app as a “digital counter” where users can instantly compare prices and access social proof.

iAMORY plans to continuously iterate on the app experience, with upcoming updates slated to include advanced personalization tools, AI-driven loyalty mechanisms, and interactive content formats to deepen customer engagement.

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