Resources – Indian Jewellers Guide: Tools, Guides & Insights

Quick Guides You Can Use Today

Need a checklist before you step into a showroom? Check out our Buying Guide that breaks down what to ask, how to verify purity, and which certifications matter. It’s short, practical, and written in everyday language so you won’t feel overwhelmed.

If you already own a piece and want it to shine for years, the Care & Maintenance article explains simple steps—like the right cleaning cloth, safe storage tips, and when to visit a jeweller for polishing. No fancy lab jargon, just clear actions you can do at home.

In‑Depth Insights and Trends

Staying on top of style doesn’t have to be a chore. Our Trend Report looks at what designers are showcasing on the runway this season, from bold cobalt settings to revived temple jewellery motifs. We also highlight emerging gemstone picks that are gaining popularity in major Indian cities.

For those who love the craft behind the sparkle, the Artisan Spotlight series introduces you to master goldsmiths, their techniques, and the stories that shape each design. It’s a peek into the workshop without needing a passport.

Need data for a business decision? The Market Overview article compiles recent sales figures, regional demand shifts, and the impact of online platforms on traditional stores. It’s a concise read that saves you hours of research.

Every resource on this page is chosen for its practicality. Whether you’re a first‑time buyer, a seasoned collector, or a jeweller looking for market intel, you’ll find something that fits your need right now.

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Got a question that isn’t covered? Drop a comment on any article, and we’ll get back to you with a clear answer. Our goal is to make Indian jewellery easy to understand and enjoy.

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