Jewelry represents an integral part of the overall ensemble of the mankind since ages. The discovery of metal and stones, precious or semi-precious, dates back to thousands of years but among their many uses, their application for making jewelry continues to be practiced even now. Today, jewelry is identified as ornaments made of precious metals and stones and adorned by people of all ages.
Gold is a yellow metal and it is used along with other metals to make jewelry pieces. 24 carat is the purest form of gold available in the market. In India, the demand for gold has witnessed an increasing trend since many years, despite its soaring prices. Moreover, the demand of jewelry increases at a surprising rate during festive seasons, especially on occasions like Dhanteras and Akshay Tritiya.
This report consists of following sections:-
Table of Contents
1. Executive Summary
2. Understanding Jewellery Market
2. Global Jewellery Market analysis
2.1. Global Jewellery Market Size
2.2. Product Segmentation
2.2.1. Gold
2.2.2. Diamond
2.2.3. Platinum
3. Indian Jewellery Market Analysis
3.1. Indian Jewellery Market Size
3.1.1. Segment Analysis
3.1.1.1. Gold
3.1.1.2. Diamond
3.1.1.3. Platinum
3.2. Exports Analysis
3.3. Indian Jewellery Market Share
3.3.1. Segment Analysis
3.3.2. Competitors Analysis
3.4. Pricing Analysis
3.5. Competitors Revenue Analysis
4. Indian Jewellery Market-PEST Analysis
5. Indian Jewellery Market: Drivers and Challenges
5.1. Drivers
5.2. Challenges
6. Indian Jewellery Market Trends
6.1. Changing Taste and Preferences
6.2. Festival Season
6.3. Changing Preference Towards Branded Jewellery
7. Competitors Analysis
7.1. Porter’s five forces analysis
7.2. Company Profiles
7.2.1. Gitanjali Group
7.2.2. Titan Industries
7.2.3. Joyalukkas Group
7.2.4. GR Thangamaligai
7.2.5. P.C Jewellers
8. Recommendations
9. About Us
Table 2: Revenues of Leading Players in the Indian Jewellery Market
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