The Three-Day Freeze Broke, and Prices Went Up, Not Down
29 prices moved in 24 hours. Not one fell. All of them Limelight jewellery, averaging 43% dearer, and this is not a sale quietly ending.

Correction, 23 August 2026
The stock figures in this story were wrong, and the fault was ours. Our scraper only updates what it can see on a brand's collection pages. When an item sells out and drops off those pages, the row is never revisited and stays flagged in stock. By 22 August that had reached 100,103 rows, 46,164 of which had not been seen in over ninety days.
- Discounted items: 61,238 → 33,515
- Average genuine discount: 41% → 38%
- At 50% off or deeper: 22,856 → 9,465
This story's subject is unaffected, it rests on price history. But any stock or discount figure quoted inside it should be read against the correction above.
Anything built on price history, the frozen-price days, the Limelight increases, the new-arrival counts, rests on real recorded data and still stands. How we work.
22 August 2026
For two days we have reported that prices had stopped moving entirely. Today the freeze broke, but not in the direction shoppers were waiting for.
Over the past 24 hours our tracker checked 2,283 prices. Not one fell. 29 rose, every one of them Limelight jewellery, averaging 43% dearer.
- Soraya Drops, Rs 699 → Rs 999
- Stella Necklace, Rs 1,049 → Rs 1,499
- Solmelle Necklace, Rs 1,189 → Rs 1,699
- Solara Necklace, Rs 1,259 → Rs 1,799
One check was necessary before writing this, and we ran it. When something "rises" in price, the usual explanation is that a discount ended, the real price never changed. In a price feed that looks identical to genuine inflation. But these 29 items carried no discount at all: their original-price field is empty in our record and the sale flag is off. This is a genuine list-price increase, not a sale expiring.
What it means: 61,238 discounted items are still sitting untouched on the clothing side. But on accessories, Limelight has decided the cheap-selling window is over. Prices typically rise first where a brand is confident the stock will move regardless, and that is usually the first sign of a new season.
Watch: Limelight tracker · Today's board
Data: TrendCompare 22-brand hourly tracker. Discount figures exclude inflated "was" prices (anchor ≤ 3× current). Full methodology.
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