Jewellery exporters are unable to cash in on rupee fall as raw materials are dollar denominated.

Demand is strong in western, northern and eastern India. In south India, gold still remains the favourite among all generations.

Kama Schachter is eyeing up to 30 per cent revenue growth as the US and Japanese markets are expected to bounce back, while China will grow.

The demand for manpower in the gem & jewellery sector has increased by 15% -20 % over the last year with well-known jewellers and brands.

Kama Schachter, one of Asia's largest manufacturers and exporters of diamond jewellery, plans to expand its retail footprint in India.

The import of cut and polished diamonds in May fell by 85.07% compared to May 2011. Traders say the sharp fall in rupee has made imports ex...

The popularity of gemstone and diamond-studded jewellery may dive due to the weak rupee.

Jewellers are expecting a 5 per cent rise in sale of gold to about 15 tonnes on the auspicious Akshaya Tritiya day tomorrow as compared to ...