Founded in 2019, Limelight has emerged as India’s largest sustainable luxury jewellery brand, offering lab-grown diamond-studded jewellery.

In the last two years, the brand has seen a rapid growth and has the widest reach in the country for LGD jewellery, with 20+ stores and 40+ shop-in-shops spread across 35+ cities, including Mumbai, Delhi, Jaipur, Varanasi, Hyderabad, Bangalore, Lucknow, Chennai, Kolkata, Raipur, Rohtak, Rajkot, Ahmedabad, Indore, etc.

Backed by the world’s largest lab-grown CVD diamond production unit – the Bhathwari Group, which boasts of rough diamond production of over 5 million carats each year – we come with the strength of a wide range of jewellery for our customers.

Not only this, but along with the recent strategic investment by the Emerald Group, the partnership helps establish Limelight as a fully vertically integrated brand – a first of its kind in the country.

Lately, Limelight Diamonds was also announced as the first exclusive CVD diamond jewellery brand from India to achieve an ESG+ certification with a Butterfly Mark, a premium respected trust mark by Positive Luxury, a leading UK-based accreditation body.

This recognition has been attained for their dedication to the highest standards of sustainability best practices across ESG+, i.e., Environment, Social, Governance and Innovation with a Butterfly Mark.

In the recent past, recognised by Commerce Minister Hon.

Piyush Goyal ji at India’s largest jewellery trade show in Bangalore, Limelight, was shortlisted to understand the potential of lab-grown diamond jewellery in India.

Limelight has also been awarded the ET (Economic Times) Business Icon Award 2020 for Technology Leaders in Sustainable Diamond Creation and strongly advocates sustainable and conscious living that can maintain the diamond legacy yet preserve the planet for a brighter future.

As the leading sustainable brand in India, Limelight has been at the forefront of showcasing lab-grown CVD diamond-studded jewellery from India to the world.

Limelight has not only been successful in attracting the consumers and the trade but also most recently received great support from several of the royal families in India that have been inheritors of some of the most precious diamond jewellery in the past.