Indian gold jewellery | Jewelry designs | Silver jewelers | Jewels Guide

In India it was always the trusted family goldsmith to whom all jewelry designing and making was entrusted. Besides, in India, jewelry has always been an investment first and an ornament second. In the nineties a new change was perceived as the large industrial giant Tata eyed the jewelry market with newfound interest. They produced Tanishq jewelry with western designs and an affordable price tag, along with the Tata stamp of reliability. The launch of Tanishq spawned a trail of branded jewelry that blitzed the Indian market both from abroad and within the country.

The West has jewelry brands like Cartier, Paloma Picasso, Tiffany, Bulgari, Marina B. and many more.

Global Jewlry brands:

Tiffany and co
Many people only think of Tiffany's as a very popular and expensive retailer that supply's exquisite designer jewelry, however they are also more than willing to produce very high quality custom jewelry especially for their clients.

Neil Lane
This designer specializes in not just engagement rings but also other forms of custom jewelry. Neil Lane lends lots of their jewelry to celebrities for them to wear on the red carpet, which means they are very well known.

Anne Maa
Anne Maa produces very nice quality bracelets, necklaces and cocktail rings to name but a few of her unique pieces.

Famous Indian Jewelry brands:

Tanishq
Tanishq is India's largest, most desirable and fastest growing jewelry brand in India. Started in 1995, Tanishq is the jewelry business group of Titan Industries Ltd - promoted by the TATA group, India's most respected and widely diversified business conglomerate.

Gitanjali
Founded as a single company cutting and polishing diamonds for the jewellery trade at Surat, Gujarat, in 1966, the Gitanjali Group became, many times over, a pioneer among major diamond and jewellery houses. Today Gitanjali is famous in producing various other jewelleries apart from diamond.

Tribhuvandas Bhimji Zaveri(TBZ)
Popley, L. Sunderdas
Art Karat Brand