· IGJS JAIPUR 2024 has 250 international buyers from 27 countries.
· 54 jewellery manufacturers and exporters displayed diamonds, loose gemstones, gemstone and diamond studded jewelry, and silver jewellery.
GJEPC, the leading body of India’s gem and jewellery industry, hosted the third edition of the International Gem & Jewellery Show (IGJS) in Jaipur. The event, powered by Gemfields, will take place from April 12 to 14 at the Novotel Jaipur Convention Centre in Jaipur.
IGJS Jaipur is a selected event that showcases the best of Indian workmanship, with over 54 jewellery manufacturers and exporters showing a diverse range of Diamonds, Loose Gemstones, Gemstone and Diamond Studded Jewellery, and Silver Jewellery.
Dr. Nawal Kishore Agarwal, Convener, Jewellery Panel Committee, GJEPC; Nirmal Bardiya, Regional Chairman, Rajasthan Region, GJEPC; Gopal Kumar, Director, Gemfields India; Nilesh Kothari, Convener, International Exhibitions, GJEPC; Smt. Shilpi R. Purohit, General Manager, District Industries Centre, Industries Department, Govt. Of Rajasthan, Jaipur; Mahendra Agrawal, Convener, Colored Gemstones Panel, GJEPC; K.B. Goyal, Con
IGJS 2024 attracted 250 international buyers from 27 countries, including Algeria, Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, Egypt, Greece, Iran, Italy, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Lebanon, Mexico, the Russian Federation, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Spain, Switzerland, Thailand, Turkey, the UAE, Ukraine, the United Kingdom, the United States, and Uzbekistan.
Vipul Shah, Chairman of GJEPC, stated, “India’s gem and jewellery industry is a global leader, making significant contributions to the global market. Our yearly exports of USD 40 billion demonstrate our strength and ability in this sector, which provides employment for over 5 million people. We remain committed to fostering strong international commercial links between India and global markets. This commitment is proven by programs such as IGJS Shows, as well as actively facilitating chances for our exporters through participation in international events.
Vipul Shah went on to say, “GJEPC is actively working with the government to ensure favorable policies in free trade agreements for the sector. We have already seen the favorable impact of the India-UAE CEPA, and we expect similar benefits for the industry in the upcoming FTAs with the GCC, Canada, the UK, and the EU.”
Nilesh Kothari, Convener of International Exhibitions at GJEPC, stated, “IGJS Jaipur, an exclusive event for international buyers, is a tribute to India’s jewellery production prowess to serve the worldwide market. This show model has proven to be extremely popular, with buyers from all around the world responding enthusiastically. The Indian gem and jewellery business has a thorough awareness of the international market and is committed to meeting the demands and preferences of clients all around the world. The industry’s dedication to quality and innovation has been a driving force in its growth.”
Heather Mayantis, Senior Buyer at Reeds Jewelers, says, “The eCommerce trend has exploded among consumers, and while yellow gold remains highly sought-after, gemstones are having a moment!”
Judith Fisher, Merchandising Officer at Reeds Jewelers, stated, “Our success is dependent on partnerships and relationships with vendors and buyers, and when we discover that synergy and that kind of perfect marriage, there’s nowhere to go but up. We are very delighted to be here (in India) and to meet with vendors; the design and polishing have exceeded all of our expectations.”
The International Gem & Jewellery Show (IGJS), created with the goal of displaying the best of India to the world, is held each year in Dubai and Jaipur exclusively for the worldwide public. The event is a carefully organized meeting of India’s leading gem and jewellery manufacturers and exporters. It underscores GJEPC‘s objective of making India the go-to source for world-class gems and jewelry.