Weddings were Tanishq’s entry point because that’s where India spends—50% of annual gold goes to shaadi season madness. Smart start. But they knew no brand survives on one-off ceremonies, so they built Eve: super light pieces under 5 grams that work from office to dinner without weighing you down. That line quietly took over 40% of revenue, up from barely 15% a decade back. Rivaah gave brides customizable sets blending old-school Polki with solitaire sparkle at prices that don’t require selling kidneys. Even gold coins got sexy with Tanishq Coins—perfect Diwali gifts that double as inflation hedges when prices spike. The magic’s in the operations: 5,000 in-house craftsmen cranking designs via CAD software, AR apps so you “try on” at home before stepping out, purity machines right there in stores killing fake diamond fears. City girls trust them 70% of the time now, Tier 2 footfall’s up, and NRI stores in Texas/Dubai jumped 69% from homesick brides planning desi weddings abroad. It’s simple evolution: turn wedding splurges into daily rituals. The best lifestyle marketing agency spots these pivots before your competitors wake up.















