Senco Gold Limited has approved an investment of Rs 68 crore to acquire a 68% stake in August Jewellery Private Limited, the parent company...

Delivering in over 26,000 pin codes across India, UAE, USA, UK, and Europe, Melorra offers trendy, lightweight, BIS Hallmarked gold & diamo...

The award honours startup should be launched and led by a woman who competes and wins against the best in the business.

Neso Brands, GreyOrange and Fashinza collectively raised over $300 million.

The company said it will use the funds to strengthen brand marketing activities and to roll out more offline stores across the country.

Founded in 2016, Melorra delivers hallmarked gold jewellery to 718 Indian districts. The brand claims to have delivered to over 2,700 towns...

Jewellers bet on this range to drive their sales till there is a significant recovery in the economy even as many small town customers have...

"A host of players are open to exploring offline retail, an evident reduction in the cost of rentals in offline spaces such as malls has al...

This will be followed with store launches in Delhi in January, and Mumbai within the next six months. The stores, which will primarily be l...

"From online to offline, the launch of the retail stores will provide a seamless, customer-in-control experience. We are a brand taking ins...

Jewellery shopping is a traditional affair around Diwali and Dhanteras, but business was a muted affair due to sharp rise in gold prices an...

Jewellery sites are investing in digital tools to replicate the offline buying experience using virtual try-ons, chatbot assistance and liv...

Speaking to , All India Gem and Jewellery Domestic Council chairman Anantha Padmanaban said, "we are witnessing steady footfalls since morn...

The startup plans to use the capital to enhance its technological infrastructure, product innovations and brand marketing.

The Melorra boss says that women in powerful positions also tend to be more determined and firmer about what they want to do.

The latest round takes the brand’s lifetime funding to about $25 million.

"The industry has always designed jewellery in a silo without being in touch with the changing needs of Indian women," says Yeramilli.