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D2C brand Cosmos Diamonds aims to achieve ₹100 crore ARR by 2027

D2C brand Cosmos Diamonds aims to achieve ₹100 crore ARR by 2027
Cosmos Diamonds targets ₹100 crore annual recurring revenue (ARR) by 2027 as part of its D2C growth strategy

SUMMARY

Cosmos Diamonds is a laboratory grown diamonds direct to consumer jewellery brand. Cosmos Diamonds is aggressively expanding its retail footprint and consolidating its growth in India. The company has established clear near-term and medium-term financial goals, while the sector for lab-grown diamonds is showing immense growth in the country. Cosmos Diamonds targets ₹55 crore revenue growth in FY27. The company is targeting a ₹100 crore annual recurring revenue growth by 2027.

Financial performance and design focus

The aggressive revenue targets set by the brand have been fueled by its past success in achieving its targets. Revenue for Cosmos Diamonds in FY26 was ₹20 crore. This performance was a growth milestone, with figures more than doubling the ₹9.77 crore in FY25. 

The firm is currently operating on an annual recurring revenue of about ₹30 crore. The brand’s continued growth over successive financial years demonstrates a positive consumer reaction to its market position and is a sign of a viable trajectory as it follows through with its planned retail footprint expansion and future growth trajectory.

Sanjana Tripuramallu established Cosmos Diamonds in 2021. Tripuramallu did extensive market research since his market intent was to launch a business before finally and personally talking to over 1,000 ladies to comprehend the varied preferences of women buyers. 

The result of this study gave substantial insights into the mindset of the contemporary Indian jewellery customer. According to the data, there was a clear preference for heritage-inspired jewellery designs amongst Indian consumers over the more minimalistic designs. The research underscored that buyers valued improved financial assurances after purchasing.

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Through these consumer insights, Cosmos Diamonds launched traditional Indian themed collections directly. The brand announced a buyback programme to ensure the contractual promise of 100% financing security. 

This particular policy extends to jewellery returns and exchanges where customers can choose from cash refunds or store credit. This buyback program is a direct response to one of the most common consumer concerns regarding lab-grown diamonds, which gives consumers more assurance in the long-term value of their investment.

Expansion strategy and operational efficiency

Cosmos Diamonds has two flagship store locations in Bengaluru and Vijayawada. The brand employs in-store metrics to determine operational performance and is finding that these physical stores show strong operational results, with the brand reporting a highly efficient in-store conversion rate of 55%. 

There is a high percentage of repeat customers for flagship stores at 40%. These physical measures will help the brand expand its brick-and-mortar network up to 5 stores by the year 2027. A key feature of Cosmos Diamonds’ expansion blueprint is the maintenance of a growth model. 

The company is aggressively growing its physical footprint without any external sources of capital. The brand’s stringent financial approach requires each physical outlet to be profitable in a sustainable manner before expansion is considered in other areas. This conservation-but-progression method guarantees operational self-sufficiency. 

Conclusion

With its blend of heritage-driven designs, clear 100% buyback policy, and a strategic approach to retail expansion that is measured and self-funded, Cosmos Diamonds is poised to combine tradition with contemporary lab diamond technology to reach its target of ₹100 crore by 2027. The brand’s values, including pragmatic commercialism, memorability through jewellery design, and robust customer financial safeguards, add to this aspirational trajectory of growth.

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