Everlite by Senco appoints Wamiqa Gabbi as first national brand ambassador

Lightweight jewellery brand Everlite by Senco has named actor Wamiqa Gabbi its first national brand ambassador as it pursues wider Indian expansion and younger consumer appeal. The brand currently operates 17 stores across six states and eight cities.

— Source publishedWed, 26 Aug, 2026, 12:42 IST·First seen Wed, 26 Aug, 2026, 15:15 IST·Source IMAGES Business of Fashion

What happened

Everlite by Senco appointed actor Wamiqa Gabbi as its first national brand ambassador to support expansion across India and build appeal among younger

Key facts

  • 17 stores
  • 6 states
  • 8 cities
  • 9K gold
  • 14K gold
  • 18K gold

Why this matters

Everlite’s national-brand push strengthens Senco’s positioning in lightweight jewellery and could make the format a more compelling expansion, franchise or partnership vehicle in India’s youth-focused jewellery segment.

What to watch

  • Announcement of new Everlite store openings, especially outside the current six-state network.
  • Campaign launch timing, media intensity and whether creative emphasizes gold, diamonds, affordability or everyday wear.
  • Growth in Everlite's e-commerce, WhatsApp commerce, appointment booking or marketplace presence.
  • Comparable celebrity ambassador moves by competing lightweight jewellery brands.
  • Senco disclosures on Everlite revenue contribution, same-store sales, franchise activity or expansion targets.
  • Gold-price volatility, which could shift consumers toward lighter-weight designs but also constrain discretionary jewellery purchases.
  • Launch a national campaign centered on everyday, workwear and gifting use cases rather than traditional bridal jewellery.
  • Use Wamiqa Gabbi-led short-form video and regional-language creative to acquire younger consumers in non-metro expansion markets.
  • Link campaign media to store appointments, WhatsApp consultations, digital catalogues and city-specific offers to measure conversion.
  • Prioritize new outlets in affluent Tier 2 cities and mall catchments where lightweight jewellery has lower-ticket repeat-purchase potential.
  • Expand influencer and creator partnerships around the ambassador campaign to sustain engagement between major advertising bursts.