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.luxury is an open generic top-level domain run by Luxury Partners LLC of Los Angeles, live since January 2014. WebJi® billing lists it at ₹53,865 to register and ₹64,180 a year to renew, before 18% GST. It suits established Indian jewellers, couture houses and palace hotels using it as a flagship or campaign address.
For established Indian luxury brands deciding whether a ₹64,180-a-year flagship address is worth it, or whether .jewelry, .maison or .boutique does the job.
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Last editorial update: 14 November 2026. Prices follow the dated sources on this page; checkout confirms current charges.
.luxury is an open generic top-level domain for high-end brands, run by its own single-string registry, Luxury Partners LLC of Los Angeles. Unlike most lifestyle extensions it is not part of the large Identity Digital portfolio. IANA dates its delegation report to 16 January 2014 and shows the zone live since 18 January 2014, with a signed DNSSEC delegation.
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | Generic top-level domain |
| Registry manager | Luxury Partners LLC, 888 South Figueroa Street, Los Angeles |
| Registry website | join.luxury |
| Live since | 18 January 2014 |
| DNSSEC | Signed |
WebJi® billing lists .luxury at ₹53,865 to register and ₹64,180 a year to renew, before 18% GST — far above every other extension compared on this page. As a planning scenario at today’s prices, three years mean ₹53,865 now and ₹64,180 at each of two renewals, ₹1,82,225 in all. Checkout confirms any prepaid multi-year price.
A price this high keeps the namespace sparse, so a .luxury name signals that the owner chose to pay for it. It also means .luxury rarely makes sense as a first or only domain.
| Extension | Register (₹) | Renew (₹/yr) | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| .luxury | 53,865 | 64,180 | Established high-end brands |
| .jewelry | 9,471 | 11,374 | Jewellers and gem houses |
| .maison | 9,471 | 11,374 | Couture and home-living houses |
| .boutique | 2,722 | 3,289 | Designer stores and small labels |
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.luxury pays off for Indian brands whose customers already spend lakhs per purchase, where ₹64,180 a year is a small marketing cost. For anyone else a cheaper category extension says the same thing.
Kundan, polki and gemstone houses selling bridal sets, often alongside a .jewelry or .in site.
Lookbooks and appointment booking for made-to-order lehengas and sherwanis.
A campaign address for suites, private dining or destination weddings.
Single-project microsites for penthouses or villa communities.
Inventory pages for collectors, where authenticity is the sale.
Portfolio sites for destination weddings in Udaipur, Jaipur and Goa.
No. .luxury is open to any individual or company, with no proof of brand status, turnover or trademark required. The price works as the filter instead of a rule.
Keep the main site on .com or .in, and use .luxury only as a short campaign or flagship address that redirects to it; for a category signal, .jewelry or .maison cost about a sixth as much. No extension carries ranking weight, and buyers of expensive goods judge the site, not the ending.
Brands planning a short .luxury name should check that the matching .com is held too, because visitors who mistype will land there. Related premium picks include .diamonds and .villas.
At this price point the site behind the name must match it: large, fast-loading imagery, appointment or enquiry flows, and visible proof of authenticity. WebJi® builds catalogue and checkout sites through e-commerce website development, and an EV SSL certificate adds verified company details for high-value payments. Other extensions are on domain registration in India.
Luxury Partners LLC, based on South Figueroa Street in Los Angeles, according to IANA. It runs .luxury as a stand-alone registry rather than as part of a large multi-TLD portfolio.
The registry’s wholesale price for .luxury is far higher. WebJi® billing lists .luxury renewal at ₹64,180 against ₹11,374 for .jewelry, both before 18% GST, so the gap is ₹52,806 every year.
Rarely. A new label gets more from spending that money on photography and marketing, with a .in, .com or .boutique address. .luxury fits established houses that want a flagship or campaign name.
WebJi® billing currently lists renewal at ₹64,180 a year, before 18% GST, which is higher than the ₹53,865 first year. Registry prices can change, so check the renewal figure at checkout and keep auto-renew on for a name you depend on.
Yes. IANA lists a DS record for the zone, so a .luxury name can be DNSSEC-signed once your DNS host supports it.
Registry facts checked against IANA and prices read from WebJi® billing on 14 November 2026 · Reviewed by the WebJi® team, Jaipur.
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