India gems and jewellery exports rise 9.43% in September
In short
India’s gems and jewellery exports rose 9.43% in September 2026 to $2.95 billion. Gold jewellery and lab-grown diamonds helped lift sales, while natural diamond and silver exports fell.
This matters for exporters and the trade balance. The report does not say where the goods went or whether imports also moved the same way.
What the reporting says
India's gems and jewellery exports rose 9.43% to $2.95 billion in September 2026, driven by gold jewellery and lab-grown diamonds. The gain offset declines in natural diamond and silver exports, according to the publisher summary. The report does not state the change in imports, destination markets, or whether the trend continued beyond September.
Why it matters
India's gems and jewellery exports increased 9.43% to $2.95 billion in September 2026, led by gold jewellery and lab-grown diamonds. Weakness in natural diamond and silver exports partly offset that gain. The report points to sector-level trade momentum, but it does not provide import data, monthly comparisons beyond the stated figure, or any indication of whether the improvement will last.