India's position as a major global jewellery manufacturing and exporting hub continues to be significant.
In July 2026, India's gem and jewellery exports reached approximately US$2.35 billion, a 0.38% year-on-year increase from July 2025.
While the growth was modest and diamond exports faced pressure, the overall numbers show continued international demand for India's jewellery industry.
Why India Remains Important
India has developed a strong jewellery ecosystem covering:
- Manufacturing
- Design
- Gemstones
- Jewellery craftsmanship
- Export
- Wholesale distribution
- Retail
The Government has also set an ambitious long-term target of US$75 billion in gems and jewellery exports by 2030.
Design Is Becoming a Competitive Advantage
Global jewellery buyers increasingly have access to products from manufacturers across multiple countries.
That means Indian businesses cannot compete only on manufacturing.
Design, finishing, consistency, pricing and reliability are becoming equally important.
For Indian jewellery businesses, this creates a major opportunity to develop collections that combine traditional craftsmanship with contemporary designs.
BHRTI Impex is part of this evolving ecosystem, offering a diverse range of contemporary jewellery designs including earrings, necklaces, rings and cuffs.