Mumbai: Padmavati Chains has announced its new identity as Padmavati Jewel Industries Limited, marking a significant milestone in the company’s growth journey that began in 1995.
The rebranding reflects the company’s expansion beyond its original positioning in gold chains and its emergence as a diversified jewellery manufacturer and exporter. With operations and market relationships spanning Mumbai, Thrissur, Chennai, Hyderabad and other regions, the new name has been introduced to better represent the scale and scope of its present-day business.
Founded in 1995 with what the company describes as “a small beginning”, Padmavati gradually built its presence in India’s jewellery manufacturing sector. Over the years, the business expanded its product capabilities, strengthened its distribution network and developed relationships across domestic and international markets.
In 2024, the company entered a phase of broader expansion under the identity Padmavati Chains & Jewels Pvt. Ltd., signalling its growing presence across new markets and product categories. The transition to Padmavati Jewel Industries Limited in 2026 represents the next stage of that evolution.
The renewed identity is supported by a redesigned corporate logo featuring a stylised lotus-inspired emblem. The visual language reflects continuity with the company’s heritage while presenting a more contemporary and institutional brand image.
According to the company, the change is centred on the message of “Growing Together”, supported by the values of greater strength, deeper trust and a shared future. The repositioning seeks to communicate that while the name has evolved, the company’s foundational relationships and commitment to its stakeholders remain central to its journey.
Padmavati Jewel Industries Limited currently positions itself as one of India’s prominent gold jewellery manufacturers and exporters, offering jewellery across the 9KT to 22KT categories for customers in India and international markets.
The rebranding therefore represents more than a change in nomenclature. It signals the company’s intent to consolidate its legacy, reflect its expanded capabilities and move forward with a stronger corporate identity suited to its next phase of growth.
