From convertible jewellery to lab-grown diamonds and heritage revival, here are the trends shaping luxury jewellery.
The world of luxury jewellery is evolving, blending ancient traditions with contemporary sensibilities. As we move through 2025, several key trends are defining what luxury means to the modern Indian consumer.
Heritage revival is perhaps the most significant trend. Young buyers are gravitating towards traditional techniques — Kundan, Polki, and temple jewellery — but with a modern twist. We are seeing traditional motifs reimagined in lighter, more wearable settings that suit everyday life while preserving the artistry.

Convertible jewellery is gaining popularity. Necklaces that can be worn as chokers or long strands, earrings that transform from studs to drops, and bangles that separate into individual pieces — versatility is the new luxury. These pieces offer multiple looks from a single investment.
Sustainable and ethical jewellery is no longer a niche. Consumers want to know where their gold and diamonds come from. We are seeing increased demand for recycled gold, traceable diamonds and transparent supply chains. At Lumina, every diamond comes with an origin certificate.
Personalisation continues to grow. From engraved initials to custom-designed pieces that tell a personal story, clients want jewellery that is uniquely theirs. Our bespoke design service has seen a 40% increase in commissions this year.
Rohan Mehta
Jewellery Expert, Lumina Jewel House



