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As the global jewellery industry moves toward 2026, one of the clearest shifts ahead is the transformation of the supply chain. The last few years have exposed how fragile traditional sourcing networks can be, especially for gold, diamonds, and coloured gemstones. What used to be a stable, predictable flow of materials is now influenced by geopolitical dynamics, trade regulations, rising sustainability expectations, and new logistics patterns. In this environment, resilience

The global jewellery landscape is undergoing one of its most significant transformations in recent decades. As we move into 2026, industry stakeholders such as designers, retailers, manufacturers, and wholesalers must prepare for a market shaped by shifting consumer values, digital fluency, and heightened expectations around transparency and craftsmanship. What was once considered optional is now becoming a standard requirement for winning market trust.

As you shop for gold jewellery for yourself or for your loved ones, or for wedding, have you ever wondered how it was made? Let us...