PNG Jewellers opened its 81st store in Ayodhya on October 11, 2026, marking its fifth outlet in Uttar Pradesh. Member of Parliament and actor Kangana Ranaut inaugurated the store, which is located next to Rikabganj Women Police Station.

The opening follows the brand’s expansion across Uttar Pradesh, where it already operates stores in Lucknow, Kanpur, Gorakhpur and Varanasi. The new outlet offers gold, diamond, temple and bridal jewellery, along with collections including Saptam, Katha, Pratha, Eiina and Polmi.

The store also marks the introduction of Ram Katha, a collection inspired by the Ramayana and Ayodhya’s cultural and spiritual heritage. Initially being introduced across PNG Jewellers stores in North India, the collection is expected to become available across the brand’s national retail network.

To mark the opening, PNG Jewellers has announced limited-period offers valid until November 15, 2026, including discounts of up to 50% on gold jewellery making charges and up to 100% on diamond jewellery making charges, subject to terms and conditions.

Dr Saurabh Gadgil of PNG Jewellers, said, “Opening a store in Ayodhya is a special moment for us. We have received an encouraging response from customers across Uttar Pradesh, and we are pleased to bring PNG Jewellers closer to people in and around Ayodhya. We look forward to being part of their weddings, festivals and family celebrations, while offering the legacy, trust and craftsmanship that our brand has stood for over generations.”

Ranaut said, “Ayodhya holds a special place in the hearts of so many people, and I am delighted to be here for the opening of PNG Jewellers’ new store. Jewellery is closely woven into how we celebrate our traditions, weddings and important moments with family. I wish the PNG team every success in Ayodhya.”

As part of its festive-season campaign, PNG Jewellers has also brought brand ambassadors Madhuri Dixit-Nene and Ranbir Kapoor together for a television commercial for the first time, linking the brand’s legacy with its outreach to younger consumers.