IMARC Group has released a press report on openPR detailing the India Diamond Market: Size, Share, Trends, Key Players, Opportunity Analysis & Future Forecast 2026–2034. The study frames strategic sourcing and retail implications for merchants and investors by mapping supply‑chain dynamics, competitive participants and multi‑year market outlook through 2034.

  • Publisher: IMARC Group (press release published on openPR)
  • Scope: India diamond market — size, share, trends, key players, opportunity analysis
  • Forecast horizon: 2026–2034
  • Relevant segments: cutting & polishing, wholesale exports, domestic retail (bridal and fashion jewellery)

Where this fits in 2025–26 trends

The report’s timing intersects with several structural shifts in the global jewellery sector. India remains a principal hub for cutting and polishing, and its output influences availability across carat bands and clarity grades for both natural and lab‑grown stones. For retailers and brands, the important technical considerations include management of SKU mix by cut, carat and clarity; certificate and origin verification; and the rise of design finishes such as micro‑pavé settings, open‑backed mounts and satin‑finished gold that affect labour intensity and margin.

Traceability and sustainability narratives—recycled metals, certified provenance and lab‑grown adoption—are central to buyer segmentation moving into 2026. The IMARC report, by identifying market participants and opportunity areas, offers a strategic backdrop for decisions about sourcing policy, inventory composition and partnerships with Indian suppliers and manufacturers.

Why this matters to the US market

For US retailers, wholesalers and investors, the analysis is less about headline growth figures and more about tactical adjustments. Sourcing strategies may need recalibration around supply reliability from Indian cutting centres, certificate standards accepted in key export markets and the labour‑intensity of high‑finish items (knife‑edge shanks, open settings, micro‑pavé) that carry higher margins but require skilled polishers.

Merchandisers should review their assortment across cut, color and clarity bands and consider inventory hedges between natural and lab‑grown diamonds as consumer segmentation evolves. Marketing teams will find value in aligning product stories—origin disclosure, recycled metal usage, or manufacturing partners—with quiet‑luxury positioning rather than overt discounting. For investors and category managers, the report underscores potential sourcing opportunity and strategic risk in supply chains tied to India’s production and export cycles.

Source: IMARC Group press release published on openPR.com — “India Diamond Market: Size, Share, Trends, Key Players, Opportunity Analysis & Future Forecast 2026-2034.”

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