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Sabyasachi Opens Lavish New Flagship Store in Hyderabad for Fine Jewellery and Global Collections
The luxury brand’s new boutique at the Taj Krishna in Banjara Hills highlights its celebrated fine jewellery and global couture collections.
Luxury fashion house Sabyasachi has unveiled its latest flagship boutique in Hyderabad, solidifying its presence in India’s burgeoning luxury market. The new store, located within the iconic Taj Krishna in Banjara Hills, showcases the brand’s renowned fine jewellery along with an exclusive selection of global collections.
Designed to evoke the grandeur of an aristocratic residence, the boutique combines vintage allure with regal elegance. Featuring antique chandeliers, ornate woodwork, and carefully curated art pieces, the store provides an immersive luxury shopping experience. Visitors can explore an expansive collection of high jewellery, couture, and accessories that beautifully blend India’s traditional craftsmanship with contemporary global influences.
With this launch, Sabyasachi continues its mission to redefine the Indian luxury market. The brand, which recently celebrated its 25th anniversary with a glittering fashion showcase, aims to establish India’s first global luxury house. Reflecting on his journey, designer Sabyasachi Mukherjee shared on social media: “From a small team of three in 2001 to over 3,000 artisans today, our mission remains unchanged—celebrating and reviving India’s rich artistic legacy. Luxury is deeply rooted in India’s history, and we’re bringing it back to the global stage.”
This new flagship is another significant milestone in Sabyasachi’s ambitious expansion as it continues to blend heritage and modernity, reshaping the landscape of Indian luxury.
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GJEPC Hosts Outreach Session on Bullion Procurement in Delhi
GJEPC’s Delhi Regional Office held a focused Outreach Session on bullion procurement through India International Bullion Exchange (IIBX) and MSME scheme benefits on 2 December 2025. The event drew 52 jewellers, bullion dealers and TRQ holders.
Ashok Seth, Co-Convener – Northern Regional Sub-committee, opened the session by welcoming participants. Mukesh Sharma, Head – Business Development, IIBX, led the first segment with a walkthrough of how the IIBX can support bullion imports, gold price risk hedging and access for Advance Authorisation licence holders, Qualified Jewellers and TRQ holders.
Attendees also received an update on MSME scheme benefits from Hemant Sharma, Under Secretary, Ministry of MSME, who outlined key support measures available to the sector.
In his concluding note, Ashuthosh Srivastava, Regional Director (North), GJEPC, urged the industry to make use of the AEO Programme and the Trade Connect platform. He also shared updates on IIJS Bharat Signature 2026 and encouraged members to participate in the upcoming edition.
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