

Mini Diamonds (India) Limited has secured a ₹14 crore domestic order for the supply of fancy coloured lab-grown cut and polished diamonds. The order comes from an existing Mumbai-based client, Aura Diamond. It is not a one-off deal with a new buyer, but a continuation of an ongoing relationship, now expanding into a more specialised product category. The company will supply fancy coloured lab-grown diamonds, a segment that sits at the higher end of the value chain within the lab-grown space.
Mini Diamonds (India) Ltd share price reacted strongly to the update, with the stock seeing a steady climb through the session. As of 12:43 IST on April 10, 2026, the stock was trading at ₹17.30, up ₹0.76 or 4.59% so far in the session, according to exchange data. The move was gradual. It opened at ₹16.87 and edged higher through the morning, eventually touching ₹17.40.
Then company’s share price has been relatively sensitive to order flow, and updates like this tend to shape near-term sentiment. Mini Diamonds operates in the diamond processing and trading space, with an increasing tilt towards lab-grown diamonds. These diamonds, particularly in customised or coloured variants, offer better control over pricing, supply and margins. Fancy coloured stones, in particular, are not mass-market. They cater to a more design-led segment. Which also means higher realisations if executed well.