Tanishq Opens Seventh U.S. Store
Tanishq is expanding its presence in the United States with a new store in Santa Clara, California, which is its largest in the country.

The brand’s first store in the Bay Area is located at 3406 El Camino Real.
It is Tanishq’s largest location in the U.S., with a 5,100-square-foot showroom.
The new store serves as a destination for weddings, festivals, and everyday elegance, the brand said.
It offers the brand’s intricately designed gold and diamond jewelry that honors heritage while celebrating personal milestones.
Standout collections include “Rhythms of Rain,” “Tales of Mystique,” and “Enchanted Trails.”

“Opening our flagship store in Santa Clara marks an exciting chapter in our U.S. journey,” said Amrit Pal Singh, business head of North America at Titan Company Limited.
“The Bay Area houses a dynamic South Asian community that values culture, innovation, and design—core to everything we do. We’re proud to bring our heritage of craftsmanship to California and look forward to becoming part of the local story—offering jewelry that bridges tradition with modern elegance.
Tanishq is owned by The Tata Group, a Mumbai-based multinational conglomerate that owns 30 companies across 10 categories, including Tata Motors, Tata Consultancy Services, Air India, and Jaguar Land Rover.
The Tata Group also owns watch, jewelry, and eyewear brand Titan Company Limited, which is the parent company of Tanishq.
The store opened its doors on March 18 and held a grand opening celebration on May 8.
The celebration featured a traditional lamp-lighting ceremony, ribbon cutting, and musical performance that gave guests a glimpse into the cultural heritage and modern elegance that define the brand, said Tanishq.
The event was attended by jewelry lovers and community leaders, including Santa Clara Mayor Lisa M. Gillmor.
Tanishq said that it chose Santa Clara as the location for its newest U.S. store because the area is known for innovation, diversity, and its vibrant South Asian community.
Tanishq has more than 400 retail stores worldwide.
It now has seven stores in the U.S., with locations in New Jersey, Houston, Dallas, Chicago, Seattle, Atlanta, and now Santa Clara.
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