As of end-March, CaratLane had 322 stores, making it the second-largest jewellery brand by store count within the Tata Group. The brand contributes about 6% to Titan's overall revenue.

To address the customers’ problem of not being able to see how a product looks on them while shopping online, CaratLane introduced the world’s first virtual 3D jewellery Try-on app.

Mumbai: CaratLane, India's leading omni-channel jewellery brand, has expanded its portfolio with the introduction of convertible jewellery with Switch by CaratLane. Convertible jewellery is often ...

Discover how CaratLane is transforming the jewellery landscape in India by integrating advanced technology with traditional craftsmanship, offering innovative shopping experiences and global ...

CaratLane, the Tata Group-owned omni-channel jewellery brand, introduces Postcards, the world's first jewellery with a video message embedded. Record and relive special moments with CaratLane ...

Focus on affordable jewellery According to Gautam, the collection ranges from approximately Rs 18,000 to Rs 70,000. Most of the pieces, however, are priced below Rs 25,000.

Titan Company's CaratLane aims to surpass last financial year's revenue growth, as younger Indians warm up to lower-carat jewellery and the brand plans to open more stores, its top boss told Reuters.