Wealth

As younger investors up the game by diversifying their asset portfolios, the fine art and luxury collectibles market is emerging as a major choice

From Cartier's royal commissions to Bvlgari's legendary Serpenti, these iconic creations have shaped the history of haute joaillerie and continue to inspire collectors around the world.

Powered by industrial demand, investment interest and rising auction activity, silver is emerging as one of the most compelling precious metals in today's collectibles market.

Once reserved for emperors and princes, the sarpech remains one of India's most iconic royal ornaments, finding new life through auctions, collectors and contemporary bridal fashion.

It's being powered by rising demand for branded jewellery, bigger retail stores and consumers willing to spend more on fine jewellery

Buyers are seeking rare pieces with history, craftsmanship and long-term value

As wealth expands among India’s Ultra-HNIs, collectibles are emerging as powerful markers of taste, cultural fluency and long-term value

Luxury jewellery is evolving from occasion-led indulgence into a more everyday expression of taste and value

Luxury cars are no longer just about ownership; they are becoming part of a wider ecosystem

What’s leading to this quiet but astounding watch revolution in India’s luxury segment?