Divine Solitaires presented its newly developed 4–9 pointer diamonds at the recently concluded GJS Exhibition 2026, held at the Jio World Convention Centre (JWCC), Mumbai, from April 4 to 7.
The introduction extends the company’s 123-parameter quality standards to diamonds in the 0.04 to 0.09 carat category, a segment typically constrained by challenges in achieving precision and consistency.
According to the company, the development followed over six months of research and development across sourcing, cutting, and quality refinement. This included adapting cutting techniques for smaller-sized stones while maintaining adherence to established quality benchmarks.
The launch reflects evolving consumer demand patterns, with increasing traction for lightweight diamond jewellery suited for everyday wear and self-purchase occasions.
Jignesh Mehta of Divine Solitaires said, “We have always believed that the true value of a diamond lies not just in its size, but in its precision, brilliance, design, and the emotion it carries. With the successful development of 4–9 pointer diamonds that meet our 123-parameter standards, we are extending our core promise to a much wider audience.”
He added that these diamonds are being integrated into jewellery designs focused on versatility and regular use, expanding accessibility while maintaining defined quality standards.
Alongside the new development, the company also showcased its Signature Collection at the exhibition. The collection, anchored in its Trinity logo, focuses on design-led diamond jewellery aligned with milestone-driven consumption.
