The Gem and Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC) in its data has showed that India's gems and jewellery exports grew 3.86 per cent year-on-year to $2,680.79 million (Rs 24,340.05 crore) in February 2026 as compared to $2,581.08 million (Rs 22,460.13 crore) during the corresponding month of 2025. From April 2025 to February 2026, total gems and jewellery exports were almost flat at $25,933.72 million (Rs 2,28,230.06 crore) in February 2026 compared to $25,915.81 million (Rs 2,18,737.62 crore) in the year-ago period. 

According to GJEPC data, exports of cut and polished diamonds slipped marginally by 0.84 per cent to $1,351.17 million (Rs 12,268.05 crore) in February 2026 compared to $1,362.67 million (Rs 11,860.71 crore) a year ago. Exports of polished lab-grown diamonds grew 1.85 per cent last month to $113.74 million (Rs 1,033.03 crore) from $111.68 million (Rs 972.04 crore). 

The total exports of gold jewellery witnessed a 3.23 per cent growth to $928.85 million (Rs 8,432.16 crore) last month compared to $899.82 million (Rs 7,828.05 crore) a year earlier. Silver jewellery exports surged by 123.77 per cent in February 2026 to $116.37 million (Rs 1,056.30 crore) against $52.01 million (Rs 452.39 crore) in the year-ago month.