De Beers' Forevermark is set to bolster its presence in India with the opening of 15 new stores in Delhi and Mumbai in 2025. This strategic move aims to tap into the growing demand for luxury jewelry in these bustling metropolitan areas.
ForevermarkDe BeersRetail ExpansionLuxury JewelryIndiaReal Estate MumbaiJan 30, 2025
The main reason for Forevermark's expansion in Delhi and Mumbai is the robust economic growth and rising consumer spending power in these cities, which have a significant demand for luxury jewelry.
Forevermark is planning to open 15 new stores in Delhi and Mumbai in 2025.
Forevermark ensures that every diamond is traceable from the mine to the retailer, providing consumers with a guarantee of authenticity and responsibility. This commitment to ethical sourcing and transparency resonates well with today's conscious consumers.
The new stores will offer a wide range of Forevermark's exclusive diamond jewelry, including engagement rings, necklaces, and earrings, all crafted with the highest standards of excellence.
Forevermark aims to continue its expansion in India and other key markets. The company is committed to innovation and excellence, ensuring that its customers receive the best possible products and services. The new stores in Delhi and Mumbai are just the beginning of a broader growth strategy that will see the brand deepen its presence in the Indian market.
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