Right by departures in PNQ’s NITB, Jewellery Shop sits on the main passenger flow after check-in and security. It’s a small counter-style store, easy to pass in under 30 seconds if you’re just scanning, so slow down if you actually want to browse. You’re still inside the NITB terminal, so you don’t need extra buffer time to reach domestic gates once you’re done here.
Most pieces sit in the low-to-mid price range for an airport: think simple earrings and chains under roughly ₹2,000, then more ornate sets climbing past ₹5,000. Stock leans heavily toward yellow-gold finish and stone-studded designs, very much in line with what you see in Pune’s city markets rather than minimalist duty-free styles. Nothing here feels ultra-luxury; this is more last-minute gifting than investment jewellery.
There’s no duty-free structure at this counter, so don’t expect international airport-style tax breaks or brand-name labels. You’re paying standard retail prices inside NITB, trading selection for the fact that it’s right on your walk to the gates. Card payments are accepted, and staff usually quote prices in rupees first even for foreign passengers, which keeps the transaction simple.
If you’re tempted, walk past once, note one or two pieces, then loop back after security formalities and a restroom stop. That keeps you from impulse-buying on the first glance and still leaves 10–15 minutes to pay and reach most domestic gates in NITB without clock-watching.