
Top wholesale imitation jewellery markets in Mumbai
Zaveri Bazaar:
Zaveri Bazaar in Kalbadevi is Mumbai's most famous jewellery district — primarily known for gold and fine jewellery, but also home to several dedicated wholesale imitation jewellery businesses. MJ Imitation LLP, for instance, operates right on Sheikh Memon Street and has built a strong reputation among retailers sourcing necklaces, earrings, and bangles in bulk, with over 500 reviews and a 4.9★ rating. Most shops here open by 9:30 AM and go till 8:30 PM, closed Sundays.
Google Maps: Zaveri Bazaar | MJ Imitation (wholesale specialist)
Bhuleshwar Market:
Bhuleshwar Market, near Zaveri Bazaar in South Mumbai, is a bustling wholesale market for textiles and imitation jewellery. It's particularly known for Kundan, Polki, and Meenakari-style pieces — the kind of intricate traditional work that retailers sourcing for weddings and festive wear tend to look for specifically.
Google Maps: View on Google Maps
Crawford Market:
Crawford Market (Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Mandai) is better known for fresh produce and pets, but it also has a section with imitation jewellery — a mix of trendy fashion accessories and classic statement pieces catering to both wholesale buyers and walk-in retail shoppers.
Google Maps: View on Google Maps
Opera House:
The Opera House area in Girgaon, near Charni Road, is a well-established destination for jewellery of all kinds — and unlike Zaveri Bazaar, it has a slightly less chaotic feel. Ramchandra Keshav & Co., a long-running jewellery house with a 4.6★ rating on Google, has been trading here for over 35 years and is particularly known for traditional Maharashtrian gold and silver work alongside imitation pieces.
Google Maps: View on Google Maps
Chor Bazaar:
Chor Bazaar, the famous "Thieves' Market" in Mutton Street, is a surprisingly good place for imitation jewellery if you're looking for antique-inspired and retro designs. It's not a structured wholesale market, but explorers willing to dig through the crowded lanes often find distinctive vintage and heritage-style pieces that you won't find in the more mainstream markets.
Google Maps: View on Google Maps
Mulund (Zaveri Galli area):
Out in the western suburbs, Mulund has its own cluster of jewellery shops, including Boutique Jewellers on Zaver Road in Mulund West, which stocks imitation jewellery at fixed, reasonable prices — a more relaxed suburban option compared to the intensity of South Mumbai's wholesale lanes.
Google Maps: View on Google Maps
Kalbadevi Market:
Kalbadevi Road, which runs alongside Zaveri Bazaar and Mangaldas Market, is one of Mumbai's oldest commercial corridors. It has long-standing imitation jewellery shops interspersed with textile and household goods traders, particularly popular for affordable accessories, imitation bangles, and everyday fashion jewellery at wholesale rates.
Google Maps: View on Google Maps
Mulji Jetha (MJ) Market:
Mulji Jetha Market is primarily known as Mumbai's textile wholesale hub, but its proximity to Zaveri Bazaar means it also carries jewellery and accessories shops — useful for retailers who are already there for fabric and want to pick up imitation jewellery sets to match.
Google Maps: View on Google Maps
Sourcing jewellery for resale?
Jewellery retailers usually carry a high volume of low-ticket items across dozens of SKUs, which makes fast billing and accurate stock tracking essential — especially if you're buying across multiple markets in one trip. Our guide on choosing the right POS billing software is worth a read, and our e-way bill guide for 2025 covers what you need if you're shipping stock out of Mumbai.
BillClap's GST billing software handles GST billing, multi-SKU inventory, and party ledgers in one app — perfect for the high-volume, fast-moving nature of jewellery retail and wholesale. Try it free and see how much faster billing gets.

