Divine Solitaires and Olocker announce free jewellery insurance partnership

On October 9, 2026 in Mumbai, Divine Solitaires, India’s leading loose solitaire brand founded in 2006, disclosed a partnership with Olocker, the country’s first dedicated jewellery‑insurance platform. Under the agreement, Olocker becomes the exclusive insurance partner for Divine Solitaires, providing free coverage to all Divine customers against loss arising from snatching, housebreaking, robbery and similar risks. The policy carries no premium, no fine‑print, and no additional charges, extending Divine Solitaires’ long‑standing practice of offering jewellery protection that began nearly fifteen years ago.

Divine Solitaires highlighted its heritage as the first Indian brand to embed jewellery insurance in the purchase experience, noting that the initiative aligns with its philosophy of delivering value and care beyond the sale. The brand currently serves customers through more than 200 partner jewelers across over 100 cities, offering over 3,000 designs and maintaining a transparent, nationwide pricing policy.

Olocker, described as India’s only company solely focused on jewellery insurance, operates in partnership with leading general‑insurance firms and maintains a retail network spanning 28 states. To date, Olocker has protected over 2 million jewellery buyers, positioning itself as the preferred insurance partner for jewellery brands seeking a secure buying experience.

Quotes:

  • Jignesh Mehta, Managing Director of Divine Solitaires, said the collaboration “brings specialist expertise to something we have believed in for a long time, and together, we can offer our customers that reassurance in a more secure and meaningful way.”
  • Milind Shethia, Founder and CMO of Olocker, added that “Divine Solitaires was protecting its customers this way long before it was common practice, and we’re proud they’ve chosen us as their premium and preferred insurance partner to carry that legacy forward.”

The press release concludes by emphasizing that the free cover eliminates a major fear for buyers purchasing diamonds for proposals, weddings, or milestones, reinforcing the shared conviction that customer care extends beyond the point of sale.