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BlueStone Jewellery Reports 45% Business Growth During Festive Season

The jewellery retailer recorded strong demand between October 1 and November 8, driven by an increase in buyers, growing interest in everyday jewellery and improved traction across entry-level price points.

BlueStone Jewellery and Lifestyle reported 45% year-on-year business growth during the festive period between October 1 and November 8, 2026. The performance covered the Dhanteras and Diwali shopping season, reflecting increased consumer demand for jewellery.

The company shared the provisional business update through a regulatory filing. According to BlueStone, the growth was primarily driven by an increase in the number of buyers, while average realisations remained unchanged compared with the corresponding period last year.

This indicates that the festive expansion was largely customer-led, rather than driven by consumers spending more per purchase.

Everyday Jewellery and Entry-Level Products Gain Momentum

BlueStone said the shift towards jewellery as part of everyday wardrobes continued during the festive season. Alongside traditional occasion-led purchases, consumers increasingly explored jewellery suited to regular wear.

Products at entry-level price points also recorded improved momentum, suggesting broader demand across different consumer segments and budgets.

The company’s design-led positioning and differentiated product offerings across multiple price points have supported its festive-season performance.

Commenting on the growth, Gaurav Singh Kushwaha, Founder and Chief Executive of BlueStone, said more consumers were choosing the brand during the festive season. He attributed this momentum to its design-led proposition and ability to offer differentiated jewellery across a wide range of price points.

A Strong Festive Season for Jewellery Retail

The 45% business growth highlights the importance of the festive period for organised jewellery retailers, with Dhanteras and Diwali creating significant purchasing occasions.

The increase in buyers, alongside unchanged average realisations, points to stronger customer participation rather than higher transaction values. Improved demand for entry-level products also highlights the opportunity to serve consumers across different spending preferences.

For BlueStone, sustaining this momentum beyond the festive season will be important as it continues to build its presence in India’s jewellery market. Its ability to attract new buyers through design differentiation, everyday-wear collections and accessible price points will remain central to its growth.

Source: Based on publicly available reporting, with additional editorial adaptation and analysis.

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