INDIAN JEWELLER TREND FORECAST 2023 - 12 TRENDS that will dominate in 2023

Indian Jeweller, with in-depth research aligning with contexts such as socio-cultural, economic, psychological, behavioural and political, uncovers macro jewellery trends that will dominate the industry in 2023

INDIAN JEWELLER HOSTED A FASHION SHOW IN HYDERABAD TO REVEAL THE MACRO-ECONOMIC TRENDS THAT WILL DOMINATE THE INDUSTRY IN 2023.

The event saw a participation of 11 retailers from across India. The retailers were from 10 cities, including Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Delhi, Chandigarh, Salem, Kanpur, Trishur, Vadodara, and Ludhiana. The event showcased around 70 pieces from retailers such as AVR Swarnamahal, Sanjay Gupta By Tibarumals Jewellers, A Jewels By Anmol, C. Krishniah Chetty, PMJ Jewels, Narayan Jewellers by Ketan & Jatin Chokshi, Jos Alukkas, Choprasons Jewellers, Abaran Timeless Jewellery, Antara Jewellery Private Ltd and Sona Chandis.

The fashion show was conceptualised to reveal broad themes discovered by Indian Jeweller magazine based on the evolving socio-economic and cultural contexts and the purchasing patterns of consumers. In line with this, themes such as Nextalgia, Expressive Expression, Universe Unlimited and Return to Thyself were unveiled at the fashion show.

The event was powered by Couture India Show and sponsored by J.B. And Brothers (Loose Diamonds partner), Achal Jewels (Polki Jewellery partner), Associate Partners: SGL Labs and Jaipur Jewellery Show. It was attended by notable personnel of the jewellery industry including industry experts and jewellery aficionados.

Speaking about the event, Arpit Kala, Organiser of the event, said, "The fashion show was a grand success and a testament to the dedication and hard work of the jewellers and their craftsmen. We are proud to showcase the macro jewellery trends for 2023 and provide retailers with a glimpse of what consumers can expect in the coming year."