India's gem & jewellery exports jump 27% in June to $2.21 billion on demand revival
Exports rose 27% to $2.21 billion in June, aided by demand recovery, FTAs and US duty clarity. Gold jewellery exports surged 55% to $1.09 billion and lab-grown diamond exports jumped 52% to $101 million, signaling optimism ahead of the festive and holiday season. Q1 exports touched $6.61 billion.
What happened
Gem and Jewellery Export Promotion Council · India's gem and jewellery exports rose 27% in June to $2.21 billion, driven by demand revival, FTAs and US duty
Key facts
- exports up 27% to $2.21 billion in June
- imports up 10% to $1.72 billion
- cut/polished diamond exports up 9% to $847 million
- lab grown diamond exports up 52% to $101 million
- gold jewellery exports up 55% to $1.09 billion
- Q1 exports $6.61 billion
Why this matters
Favorable FTAs and US duty clarity behind this export rebound create an opening to secure supply agreements and pursue partnerships in the fast-growing lab-grown diamond segment.
What to watch
- Monthly gem & jewellery export prints (volume vs value split)
- US tariff/duty policy updates and any reciprocal action
- Gold price trajectory and its impact on jewellery value inflation
- Lab-grown diamond price realization and margin trend
- Q2 export data confirming or breaking the June momentum
- Exporters accelerate festive/holiday order fulfillment to lock in duty clarity window
- Capacity and working-capital ramp in Surat lab-grown diamond and gold jewellery clusters
- Retailers and listed jewellers guide up on export mix and Q1 print of $6.61B
- GJEPC to push FTA utilization and lobby for continued US duty stability
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