Emori, Ritesh Agarwal 
Dealstreet

Ritesh Agarwal invests in Emori; Rise Legal, DSK Legal act on Shark Tank deal

Agarwal was one of the 4 sharks that closed a deal with Emori.

Bar & Bench

Ritesh Agarwal, founder and group chief executive officer of PRISM (Parent of OYO) and an active early-stage investor, was among the sharks that invested in Emori (Arja Technologies Private Limited), a lab-grown diamond jewellery brand, on Season 5 of Shark Tank India. 

Rise Legal advised and represented the family office of Ritesh Agarwal on the deal.

The transaction was led by Ritika Ganju (Managing Partner), with the support of Mohana Dasyam (Senior Associate), Milind Sharma (Associate) and Tejaswini Choudhary (Associate).

Ritika Ganju

DSK Legal advised and assisted Emori and its founder, Ms. Arushi Jain, on this transaction.

The transaction team consisted of Chirag Jain (Partner), Shreya Singh (Principal Associate) and Ria Mishra (ex-Associate).

Chirag Jain

Emori, founded by Arushi Jain in September 2023 and headquartered in Gurugram, is a lab-grown diamond jewellery brand targeting millennials and Gen Z with affordable 18K and 14K gold jewellery offerings.

Ritesh Agarwal, through his family office, has invested in startups across consumer brands, technology, fintech and healthcare, reflecting his focus on supporting high-growth Indian ventures. As a shark on Shark Tank India, where he mentors and invests in emerging entrepreneurs, his participation in this round shall further his commitment to backing promising Indian consumer brands and act as a growth engine for the lab-grown diamond jewellery segment in India.

If you would like your Deals, Columns, Press Releases to be published on Bar & Bench, please fill in the form available here.

Kerala High Court stays trial against Sriram Venkitaraman IAS in rash driving case

Punjab and Haryana High Court asks Punjab to take steps to appoint regular DGP

Parul University concludes three-day Samvidhaan Pe Charcha 4.0 conclave on constitutional values with judges, senior advocates

Trilegal promotes five lawyers to Partnership

Delhi High Court upholds law allowing senior citizens to seek eviction of children from property

SCROLL FOR NEXT