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Damas Jewellery
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Damas Jewellery
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Private
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1907
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Damas Jewellery is a heritage GCC jewellery retailer founded in 1907, headquartered in Dubai, and operating 123 retail stores across the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia, supported by a multi-country e-commerce platform. The company sells a diversified jewellery portfolio spanning 18K and 22K gold, natural and lab-grown diamonds, coloured gemstones, and pearls, organised across multiple price tiers: entry-level fashion brands (Farfasha, Kiku, Amelia, Hope, Love by Damas), fine jewellery collections (Alif, Lace, Dome, Stella d'Oro, Revolve, Fireworks), diamond and bridal brands (Palace, OneSixEight, Ananya, Flora), the lab-grown Gaia line, and exclusive international luxury houses (Roberto Coin, Fope, Mikimoto) distributed under exclusive GCC rights. Underlying technology is limited to a digital customization platform that allows customers to design bespoke pieces and standard e-commerce with appointment booking.

Damas monetises through unit-priced retail sales of physical jewellery, with prices ranging from under AED 1,000 for fashion pieces to above AED 10,000 for fine and bridal collections, priced in local currencies (AED, BHD, KWD, OMR, QAR, SAR). The go-to-market is primarily physical retail with flagship stores in premium locations such as Dubai's Meena Bazaar (which houses a Diamond Excellence Centre), augmented by online exclusives and digital personalisation. Customer segments target GCC luxury jewellery consumers (nationals and Indian diaspora) for weddings, engagements, and ceremonial gifting, and middle-to-upper-middle fashion-conscious consumers for everyday wear. Following Titan Company's February 2026 acquisition of a 67% stake for USD 283 million, Damas operates under Signature Jewellery Holding Ltd as a Titan subsidiary, with Mannai Corporation's MC International retaining 33%, and is positioned as Titan's platform for a stated 2.5-fold expansion of international jewellery revenue across the USD 4 billion Gulf jewellery market.

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Damas Jewellery is a heritage GCC jewellery retailer founded in 1907, operating 123 stores across the UAE, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia, selling gold, diamond, pearl, and lab-grown jewellery to GCC nationals and the Indian diaspora through physical retail and e-commerce, now majority-owned by Titan Company.

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Operating
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1,001–5,000
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HeadquartersDubai, United Arab Emirates
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Dubai
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United Arab Emirates
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Middle East
Markets served

Serves global market

Offices3 records

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Keyword5 values
fine jewellery retail, luxury gold jewellery, diamond bridal sets, GCC jewellery stores, lab-grown diamond jewellery
Industry4 codes
1Precious Metal Jewelry (Gold/Platinum/Silver)
CodeCRAKAAADPrimaryYes
2Custom/Bespoke Jewelry Retail Studios
CodeCRAKAGAJPrimaryNo
3Religious & Cultural Fine Jewelry
CodeCRAKAAAHPrimaryNo
4Pearl Jewelry
CodeCRAKAAACPrimaryNo
NAICS code2 codes
  • Jewelry Retailers458310
  • Jewelry and Silverware Manufacturing33991
SIC code2 codes
  • Retail-Jewelry Stores5944
  • Jewelry, Precious Metal3911
Product category
Luxury Jewellery Retail
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Revenue model2 records
1Jewellery Retail Sales
TypeOne Time License
Description

Damas Jewellery generates revenue through retail sales of fine jewellery, fashion jewellery, and luxury pieces across its GCC store network and e-commerce platform. Products include gold, diamond, and precious gemstone jewellery.

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2E-commerce Sales
TypeOne Time License
Description

Online sales of exclusive products available only through the digital channel, including limited editions and digital-first releases across rings, necklaces, watches, and pendants.

damasjewellery.com
Marketing channels4 records

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Distribution channels3 records

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Cost components6 values
Supply Chain, Operations, Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure
Pricing details3 tiers
118K Gold jewellery products starting from approximately AED 1,000 to AED 10,000+
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Products range from entry-level fashion pieces under AED 1,000 to high-end fine jewellery exceeding AED 10,000. Prices vary by karat weight, design complexity, and gemstone content.

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2Fine jewellery collections (Alif, Lace, Dome, Stella d'Oro, Revolve) priced at premium tier
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Signature collections feature intricate craftsmanship with precious metals and gemstones, priced at premium price points typically above AED 3,000.

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3Fashion jewellery (Farfasha, Kiku) at accessible price points
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Fashion jewellery collections offer more accessible pricing, with some pieces available under AED 2,000, including sales and discounts up to 50% off.

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B2C
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1Farfasha
Description

Fashion jewellery collection featuring contemporary designs

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Damas Jewellery is a heritage jewellery retailer operating since 1907 that designs, sources, and sells fine, fashion, and luxury jewellery across the GCC region. Its offering spans 18K and 22K gold, natural and lab-grown diamonds, coloured gemstones, and pearls, distributed through in-house collections (Alif, Lace, Dome, Stella d'Oro, Revolve, Fireworks, Gaia, Farfasha, Kiku) and exclusive international brands (Roberto Coin, Fope, Mikimoto). The company sells through 123 physical stores across six GCC countries and a country-specific e-commerce platform.

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Product overview1 text field

Damas Jewellery is a heritage jewellery retailer established in 1907, operating as a subsidiary of Titan Company (67% stake acquired in February 2026). The company offers a diversified portfolio of jewellery products across multiple tiers: high jewellery featuring exceptional masterpieces and bespoke creations; fine jewellery collections including Alif, Lace, Dome, Stella d'Oro, Revolve, and Fireworks; fashion jewellery brands such as Farfasha and Kiku; and lab-grown diamond jewellery through the Gaia collection. The portfolio also includes international luxury brands (Roberto Coin, Fope, Mikimoto) distributed exclusively through Damas stores. Products span gold (18K and 22K), diamonds (natural and lab-grown), coloured stones, and pearls. The company serves customers across GCC countries (UAE, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia) through physical stores and an e-commerce platform.

Product and service23 records
1Farfasha Fashion Jewellery Collection
CategoryFashion Jewellery
Description

Contemporary fashion jewellery collection featuring semi-precious stones, pearls, and mother of pearl designs for everyday wear and gifting.

2Kiku Pearl and Gold Jewellery Collection
CategoryFashion Jewellery
Description

Fashion jewellery featuring delicate freshwater pearl designs in 18K gold for everyday wear, including the Matar sub-collection.

3Alif Fine Jewellery Collection
CategoryFine Jewellery
Description

Fine jewellery collection inspired by the first letter of the Arabic alphabet, featuring 18K gold pieces with diamonds, malachite, and mother of pearl.

4Lace Fine Jewellery Collection
CategoryFine Jewellery
Description

Fine jewellery featuring delicate patterns inspired by Arabic architecture with lace-like geometric silhouettes, malachite, mother of pearl, and turquoise in 18K yellow gold.

5Dome Fine Jewellery Collection
CategoryFine Jewellery
Description

Fine jewellery inspired by the domes of mosques and royal palaces in the Middle East, featuring Art Deco designs with turquoise, malachite, and diamonds.

6Stella d'Oro Fine Jewellery Collection
CategoryFine Jewellery
Description

Fine jewellery inspired by the six-petalled Stella d'Oro flower, featuring diamonds, malachite, and mother of pearl in 18K gold.

7Revolve Fine Jewellery Collection
CategoryFine Jewellery
Description

Fine jewellery celebrating love through delicate layered designs with diamond brilliance in 18K yellow, rose, and white gold.

8Fireworks Fine Jewellery Collection
CategoryFine Jewellery
Description

Fine jewellery featuring colourful gemstones and diamonds, including blue topaz and London topaz in 18K yellow gold, in celebratory designs.

9Gaia Lab-Grown Diamond Collection
CategoryDiamond Jewellery
Description

Sustainable and ethical lab-grown diamond jewellery including engagement rings, solitaire pieces, and fashion jewellery in 18K gold.

10OneSixEight Diamond Jewellery Collection
CategoryDiamond Jewellery
Description

Contemporary diamond jewellery brand featuring natural diamonds across earrings, pendants, and rings.

11Amelia Fashion Jewellery Collection
CategoryFashion Jewellery
Description

Versatile fashion jewellery featuring mother of pearl in 18K gold, including bracelets, earrings, and anklets with Mediterranean-inspired designs.

12Roberto Coin Italian Luxury Brand
CategoryInternational Luxury Brand
Description

Italian luxury jewellery brand known for artistry and the signature hidden ruby, distributed exclusively through Damas stores in the GCC.

13Fope Italian Gold Mesh Brand
CategoryInternational Luxury Brand
Description

Italian family-owned gold mesh jewellery brand offering flexible, innovative, and luxurious designs, distributed exclusively through Damas.

14Mikimoto Japanese Pearl Brand
CategoryInternational Luxury Brand
Description

Japanese luxury pearl jewellery house, originator of cultured pearls since 1893, symbolising purity, grace, and refined beauty, distributed exclusively through Damas.

15Galeria Gold Jewellery Collection
CategoryGold Jewellery
Description

Gold jewellery brand offering classic and traditional designs in various gold karats for everyday luxury.

16Havana Gold Jewellery Collection
CategoryGold Jewellery
Description

Gold jewellery brand featuring bold and contemporary designs.

17Palace Luxury Diamond Jewellery Collection
CategoryDiamond Jewellery
Description

Luxury diamond jewellery brand featuring bridal sets and high-end wedding pieces.

18Love by Damas Fashion Jewellery Collection
CategoryFashion Jewellery
Description

Fashion jewellery brand featuring romantic and love-themed designs for everyday wear.

19Hope Fashion Jewellery Collection
CategoryFashion Jewellery
Description

Fashion jewellery brand featuring meaningful designs with symbolic motifs.

20Al Qasr Fashion Jewellery Collection
CategoryFashion Jewellery
Description

Fashion jewellery brand featuring designs inspired by palace aesthetics with 18K gold pieces.

21Online Exclusives Collection
CategoryE-commerce Exclusive Collection
Description

Curated collection of jewellery pieces available only through the Damas online store, including limited editions, exclusive designs, and digital-first releases in 18K gold, diamonds, and coloured stones.

2222K Gold Collections
CategoryGold Jewellery
Description

Traditional 22-karat gold jewellery collections featuring classic designs preferred in the Gulf region.

23Wedding & Engagement Jewellery Range
CategorySpecial Occasion Jewellery
Description

Comprehensive wedding and engagement jewellery range including engagement rings, bridal sets, diamond gifts, and high-end wedding collections.

Scale indicator4 records

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Type, Value, Description, Source

Partnership4 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-02-06
Description

Titan Company, India's largest jewellery retailer, acquired a 67% stake in Damas Jewellery for AED 1,038 million ($283 million). The acquisition was completed on February 6, 2026 through Titan Holdings International FZCO, establishing Signature Jewellery Holding Ltd as the holding company. This strategic investment enables Titan to leverage Damas for Gulf Cooperation Council expansion.

Strategic tierCoreTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

Roberto Coin is an international jewellery house available at Damas stores, featuring Italian artistry and signature hidden ruby design. Damas holds exclusive distribution rights for the brand in GCC markets.

Strategic tierCoreTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

Fope is an Italian luxury gold mesh jewellery brand available at Damas. The family-owned company is known for flexible, innovative mesh designs.

Strategic tierCoreTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

Mikimoto, the originator of cultured pearls founded in 1893, is available at Damas stores in GCC countries. The brand symbolises purity, grace, and refined beauty.

Recent move6 records

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Date, Type, Title, Description, Source

Expansion highlight6 records

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Type, Description

Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Tanishq is the flagship jewellery retail brand of Titan Company, now the majority owner of Damas Jewellery. It sells gold, diamond, and bridal jewellery across India and has just launched a flagship store in Dubai's Meena Bazaar, mirroring Damas' positioning and serving both Indian diaspora and GCC luxury consumers.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Malabar Gold & Diamonds is one of the largest GCC-headquartered jewellery chains, operating hundreds of stores across UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, Kuwait, and Bahrain. It offers gold, diamond, and bridal jewellery with very similar ethnic/cultural relevance and price tiering to Damas.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Joyalukkas is a major Indian-origin jewellery chain with extensive GCC presence, offering gold, diamond, and platinum jewellery across the same six GCC countries as Damas. Its product mix, bridal focus, and pricing architecture directly compete with Damas for the same middle-to-upper income consumer.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Kalyan Jewellers is a listed Indian jewellery retailer with sizeable GCC operations across UAE, Saudi, Qatar, Oman, Kuwait, and Bahrain. It competes with Damas on heritage-brand positioning, gold-and-diamond bridal sets, and culturally-tailored collections for the South Asian diaspora and GCC nationals.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Pandora is a global jewellery brand specializing in fashion and charm-based jewellery at accessible price points, with significant GCC retail presence. Its fashion-jewellery positioning overlaps with Damas' Farfasha, Kiku, and Love by Damas sub-brands in the entry-level and gifting segments.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Swarovski is a global crystal and fashion jewellery brand with flagship stores in major GCC malls. It competes with Damas' fashion-jewellery lines on gifting, self-purchase, and accessible price-point occasions across UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Roberto Coin is a high-end Italian jewellery house distributed exclusively in GCC through Damas. It overlaps with Damas' premium collections on gifting, self-purchase, and statement pieces for affluent GCC consumers and tourists.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Mikimoto is the originator of cultured pearls (founded 1893) and a Japanese luxury jewellery house with exclusive GCC distribution through Damas. It overlaps with Damas' Kiku pearl line and premium pearl jewellery offerings for high-net-worth and bridal customers.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Tiffany & Co. is a global luxury jewellery icon (now part of LVMH) with flagship stores in Dubai and other GCC capitals. It competes with Damas at the high end of the diamond jewellery and bridal segment but is broader in scope and brand recognition globally.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Cartier, part of Richemont, operates luxury jewellery boutiques across GCC cities and competes with Damas at the high-jewellery and prestigious-bridal tier. It is a broader incumbent with strong global brand prestige rather than a GCC retail specialist.

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Damas Jewellery

Luxury Jewellery Retaildamasjewellery.com

Damas Jewellery is a heritage GCC jewellery retailer founded in 1907, operating 123 stores across the UAE, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia, selling gold, diamond, pearl, and lab-grown jewellery to GCC nationals and the Indian diaspora through physical retail and e-commerce, now majority-owned by Titan Company.

What Damas Jewellery does

Damas Jewellery is a heritage GCC jewellery retailer founded in 1907, headquartered in Dubai, and operating 123 retail stores across the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia, supported by a multi-country e-commerce platform. The company sells a diversified jewellery portfolio spanning 18K and 22K gold, natural and lab-grown diamonds, coloured gemstones, and pearls, organised across multiple price tiers: entry-level fashion brands (Farfasha, Kiku, Amelia, Hope, Love by Damas), fine jewellery collections (Alif, Lace, Dome, Stella d'Oro, Revolve, Fireworks), diamond and bridal brands (Palace, OneSixEight, Ananya, Flora), the lab-grown Gaia line, and exclusive international luxury houses (Roberto Coin, Fope, Mikimoto) distributed under exclusive GCC rights. Underlying technology is limited to a digital customization platform that allows customers to design bespoke pieces and standard e-commerce with appointment booking.

Damas monetises through unit-priced retail sales of physical jewellery, with prices ranging from under AED 1,000 for fashion pieces to above AED 10,000 for fine and bridal collections, priced in local currencies (AED, BHD, KWD, OMR, QAR, SAR). The go-to-market is primarily physical retail with flagship stores in premium locations such as Dubai's Meena Bazaar (which houses a Diamond Excellence Centre), augmented by online exclusives and digital personalisation. Customer segments target GCC luxury jewellery consumers (nationals and Indian diaspora) for weddings, engagements, and ceremonial gifting, and middle-to-upper-middle fashion-conscious consumers for everyday wear. Following Titan Company's February 2026 acquisition of a 67% stake for USD 283 million, Damas operates under Signature Jewellery Holding Ltd as a Titan subsidiary, with Mannai Corporation's MC International retaining 33%, and is positioned as Titan's platform for a stated 2.5-fold expansion of international jewellery revenue across the USD 4 billion Gulf jewellery market.

Damas Jewellery firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Damas Jewellery
Legal name
Damas Jewellery
Website
https://damasjewellery.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
1907
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1,001–5,000 employees
Short description
Damas Jewellery is a heritage GCC jewellery retailer founded in 1907, operating 123 stores across the UAE, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia, selling gold, diamond, pearl, and lab-grown jewellery to GCC nationals and the Indian diaspora through physical retail and e-commerce, now majority-owned by Titan Company.
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Damas Jewellery industry classification

Industry
Product category
Luxury Jewellery Retail
NAICS
Jewelry Retailers (458310), Jewelry and Silverware Manufacturing (33991)
SIC
Retail-Jewelry Stores (5944), Jewelry, Precious Metal (3911)
akta.pro primary industry
Precious Metal Jewelry (Gold/Platinum/Silver) (CRAKAAAD)
akta.pro secondary industries
Custom/Bespoke Jewelry Retail Studios (CRAKAGAJ), Religious & Cultural Fine Jewelry (CRAKAAAH), Pearl Jewelry (CRAKAAAC)

Keywords

  • Fine jewellery retail
  • Luxury gold jewellery
  • Diamond bridal sets
  • GCC jewellery stores
  • Lab-grown diamond jewellery

Where Damas Jewellery is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Dubai
HQ country
United Arab Emirates
HQ region
Middle East

Offices3 records

Markets served

Damas Jewellery business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Supply Chain, Operations, Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. Jewellery Retail Sales: Damas Jewellery generates revenue through retail sales of fine jewellery, fashion jewellery, and luxury pieces across its GCC store network and e-commerce platform. Products include gold, diamond, and precious gemstone jewellery.
  2. E-commerce Sales: Online sales of exclusive products available only through the digital channel, including limited editions and digital-first releases across rings, necklaces, watches, and pendants.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
Unit PricingPay-as-you-go18K Gold jewellery products starting from approximately AED 1,000 to AED 10,000+
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goFine jewellery collections (Alif, Lace, Dome, Stella d'Oro, Revolve) priced at premium tier
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goFashion jewellery (Farfasha, Kiku) at accessible price points

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels4 records

Damas Jewellery product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Damas Jewellery is a heritage jewellery retailer operating since 1907 that designs, sources, and sells fine, fashion, and luxury jewellery across the GCC region. Its offering spans 18K and 22K gold, natural and lab-grown diamonds, coloured gemstones, and pearls, distributed through in-house collections (Alif, Lace, Dome, Stella d'Oro, Revolve, Fireworks, Gaia, Farfasha, Kiku) and exclusive international brands (Roberto Coin, Fope, Mikimoto). The company sells through 123 physical stores across six GCC countries and a country-specific e-commerce platform.

Product overview

Damas Jewellery is a heritage jewellery retailer established in 1907, operating as a subsidiary of Titan Company (67% stake acquired in February 2026). The company offers a diversified portfolio of jewellery products across multiple tiers: high jewellery featuring exceptional masterpieces and bespoke creations; fine jewellery collections including Alif, Lace, Dome, Stella d'Oro, Revolve, and Fireworks; fashion jewellery brands such as Farfasha and Kiku; and lab-grown diamond jewellery through the Gaia collection. The portfolio also includes international luxury brands (Roberto Coin, Fope, Mikimoto) distributed exclusively through Damas stores. Products span gold (18K and 22K), diamonds (natural and lab-grown), coloured stones, and pearls. The company serves customers across GCC countries (UAE, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia) through physical stores and an e-commerce platform.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Farfasha: Fashion jewellery collection featuring contemporary designs
  • Kiku
  • Alif
  • Lace
  • Dome
  • Stella d'Oro
  • Revolve
  • Fireworks
  • Gaia
  • Zahra
  • Matar

Products and services

  • Farfasha Fashion Jewellery Collection Contemporary fashion jewellery collection featuring semi-precious stones, pearls, and mother of pearl designs for everyday wear and gifting.
  • Kiku Pearl and Gold Jewellery Collection Fashion jewellery featuring delicate freshwater pearl designs in 18K gold for everyday wear, including the Matar sub-collection.
  • Alif Fine Jewellery Collection Fine jewellery collection inspired by the first letter of the Arabic alphabet, featuring 18K gold pieces with diamonds, malachite, and mother of pearl.
  • Lace Fine Jewellery Collection Fine jewellery featuring delicate patterns inspired by Arabic architecture with lace-like geometric silhouettes, malachite, mother of pearl, and turquoise in 18K yellow gold.
  • Dome Fine Jewellery Collection Fine jewellery inspired by the domes of mosques and royal palaces in the Middle East, featuring Art Deco designs with turquoise, malachite, and diamonds.
  • Stella d'Oro Fine Jewellery Collection Fine jewellery inspired by the six-petalled Stella d'Oro flower, featuring diamonds, malachite, and mother of pearl in 18K gold.
  • Revolve Fine Jewellery Collection Fine jewellery celebrating love through delicate layered designs with diamond brilliance in 18K yellow, rose, and white gold.
  • Fireworks Fine Jewellery Collection Fine jewellery featuring colourful gemstones and diamonds, including blue topaz and London topaz in 18K yellow gold, in celebratory designs.
  • Gaia Lab-Grown Diamond Collection Sustainable and ethical lab-grown diamond jewellery including engagement rings, solitaire pieces, and fashion jewellery in 18K gold.
  • OneSixEight Diamond Jewellery Collection Contemporary diamond jewellery brand featuring natural diamonds across earrings, pendants, and rings.
  • Amelia Fashion Jewellery Collection Versatile fashion jewellery featuring mother of pearl in 18K gold, including bracelets, earrings, and anklets with Mediterranean-inspired designs.
  • Roberto Coin Italian Luxury Brand Italian luxury jewellery brand known for artistry and the signature hidden ruby, distributed exclusively through Damas stores in the GCC.
  • Fope Italian Gold Mesh Brand Italian family-owned gold mesh jewellery brand offering flexible, innovative, and luxurious designs, distributed exclusively through Damas.
  • Mikimoto Japanese Pearl Brand Japanese luxury pearl jewellery house, originator of cultured pearls since 1893, symbolising purity, grace, and refined beauty, distributed exclusively through Damas.
  • Galeria Gold Jewellery Collection Gold jewellery brand offering classic and traditional designs in various gold karats for everyday luxury.
  • Havana Gold Jewellery Collection Gold jewellery brand featuring bold and contemporary designs.
  • Palace Luxury Diamond Jewellery Collection Luxury diamond jewellery brand featuring bridal sets and high-end wedding pieces.
  • Love by Damas Fashion Jewellery Collection Fashion jewellery brand featuring romantic and love-themed designs for everyday wear.
  • Hope Fashion Jewellery Collection Fashion jewellery brand featuring meaningful designs with symbolic motifs.
  • Al Qasr Fashion Jewellery Collection Fashion jewellery brand featuring designs inspired by palace aesthetics with 18K gold pieces.
  • Online Exclusives Collection Curated collection of jewellery pieces available only through the Damas online store, including limited editions, exclusive designs, and digital-first releases in 18K gold, diamonds, and coloured stones.
  • 22K Gold Collections Traditional 22-karat gold jewellery collections featuring classic designs preferred in the Gulf region.
  • Wedding & Engagement Jewellery Range Comprehensive wedding and engagement jewellery range including engagement rings, bridal sets, diamond gifts, and high-end wedding collections.

Companies that use Damas Jewellery

Customer profile

Segments2 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Damas Jewellery technology and API

Technology

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Has API
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Core technology

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Feature1 record

Damas Jewellery partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Four partnerships are on record, tiered core.

  • Titan CompanycoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 6 February 2026Titan Company, India's largest jewellery retailer, acquired a 67% stake in Damas Jewellery for AED 1,038 million ($283 million). The acquisition was completed on February 6, 2026 through Titan Holdings International FZCO, establishing Signature Jewellery Holding Ltd as the holding company. This strategic investment enables Titan to leverage Damas for Gulf Cooperation Council expansion.
  • Roberto CoincoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorRoberto Coin is an international jewellery house available at Damas stores, featuring Italian artistry and signature hidden ruby design. Damas holds exclusive distribution rights for the brand in GCC markets.
  • FopecoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorFope is an Italian luxury gold mesh jewellery brand available at Damas. The family-owned company is known for flexible, innovative mesh designs.
  • MikimotocoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorMikimoto, the originator of cultured pearls founded in 1893, is available at Damas stores in GCC countries. The brand symbolises purity, grace, and refined beauty.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Damas Jewellery competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Tanishq: Tanishq is the flagship jewellery retail brand of Titan Company, now the majority owner of Damas Jewellery. It sells gold, diamond, and bridal jewellery across India and has just launched a flagship store in Dubai's Meena Bazaar, mirroring Damas' positioning and serving both Indian diaspora and GCC luxury consumers.
  • Malabar Gold & Diamonds: Malabar Gold & Diamonds is one of the largest GCC-headquartered jewellery chains, operating hundreds of stores across UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, Kuwait, and Bahrain. It offers gold, diamond, and bridal jewellery with very similar ethnic/cultural relevance and price tiering to Damas.
  • Joyalukkas: Joyalukkas is a major Indian-origin jewellery chain with extensive GCC presence, offering gold, diamond, and platinum jewellery across the same six GCC countries as Damas. Its product mix, bridal focus, and pricing architecture directly compete with Damas for the same middle-to-upper income consumer.
  • Kalyan Jewellers: Kalyan Jewellers is a listed Indian jewellery retailer with sizeable GCC operations across UAE, Saudi, Qatar, Oman, Kuwait, and Bahrain. It competes with Damas on heritage-brand positioning, gold-and-diamond bridal sets, and culturally-tailored collections for the South Asian diaspora and GCC nationals.
  • Pandora: Pandora is a global jewellery brand specializing in fashion and charm-based jewellery at accessible price points, with significant GCC retail presence. Its fashion-jewellery positioning overlaps with Damas' Farfasha, Kiku, and Love by Damas sub-brands in the entry-level and gifting segments.
  • Swarovski: Swarovski is a global crystal and fashion jewellery brand with flagship stores in major GCC malls. It competes with Damas' fashion-jewellery lines on gifting, self-purchase, and accessible price-point occasions across UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar.
  • Roberto Coin: Roberto Coin is a high-end Italian jewellery house distributed exclusively in GCC through Damas. It overlaps with Damas' premium collections on gifting, self-purchase, and statement pieces for affluent GCC consumers and tourists.
  • Mikimoto: Mikimoto is the originator of cultured pearls (founded 1893) and a Japanese luxury jewellery house with exclusive GCC distribution through Damas. It overlaps with Damas' Kiku pearl line and premium pearl jewellery offerings for high-net-worth and bridal customers.

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  • Tiffany & Co. Tiffany & Co. is a global luxury jewellery icon (now part of LVMH) with flagship stores in Dubai and other GCC capitals. It competes with Damas at the high end of the diamond jewellery and bridal segment but is broader in scope and brand recognition globally.
  • Cartier: Cartier, part of Richemont, operates luxury jewellery boutiques across GCC cities and competes with Damas at the high-jewellery and prestigious-bridal tier. It is a broader incumbent with strong global brand prestige rather than a GCC retail specialist.

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Frequently asked questions about Damas Jewellery

What does Damas Jewellery do?

Damas Jewellery is a heritage jewellery retailer operating since 1907 that designs, sources, and sells fine, fashion, and luxury jewellery across the GCC region. Its offering spans 18K and 22K gold, natural and lab-grown diamonds, coloured gemstones, and pearls, distributed through in-house collections (Alif, Lace, Dome, Stella d'Oro, Revolve, Fireworks, Gaia, Farfasha, Kiku) and exclusive international brands (Roberto Coin, Fope, Mikimoto). The company sells through 123 physical stores across six GCC countries and a country-specific e-commerce platform.

Is Damas Jewellery a public or private company?

Damas Jewellery is a private company. It is classified as corporate owned and is currently operating.

When was Damas Jewellery founded?

Damas Jewellery was founded in 1907. It employs 1,001 to 5,000 people.

Where is Damas Jewellery based?

Damas Jewellery is headquartered in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, in the Middle East region.

How does Damas Jewellery make money?

Two revenue lines are on record. Jewellery Retail Sales are the primary driver. The others are E-commerce Sales.

Who are Damas Jewellery's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Tanishq, Malabar Gold & Diamonds, Joyalukkas, Kalyan Jewellers, Pandora, Swarovski, Roberto Coin and Mikimoto. Broad incumbents are Tiffany & Co. and Cartier.

Does Damas Jewellery have an API?

No public API is recorded for Damas Jewellery.

What industry is Damas Jewellery in?

Damas Jewellery's product category is Luxury Jewellery Retail. Its primary akta.pro industry code is CRAKAAAD, Precious Metal Jewelry (Gold/Platinum/Silver), with a secondary code of CRAKAGAJ, Custom/Bespoke Jewelry Retail Studios. Its NAICS code is 458310 and its SIC code is 5944.

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