The third edition of the GJEPC-organized International Gem & Jewellery Show (IGJS) Jaipur took place in the pink city from April 12 to 14, signaling the coming together of the best talent in the gem and jewellery sector.
With the dynamic metropolis of Jaipur as its backdrop, which is well-known for both its historical significance in the diamond trade and its rich cultural legacy, IGJS Jaipur has become a shining example of innovation and quality in the global jewelry scene.
Partner @ Savio Jewellery Abhishek Sand expressed his happiness with the increasing caliber of attendees at IGJS. There was a noticeable rise in the number of US patrons present, and chain store executives were prominently featured. This surge of foreign purchasers highlights IGJS‘s increasing appeal as a top location for finding priceless jewels and jewelry. Additionally, the event gained a multicultural aspect from the attendance of South American clients from Brazil and Egypt, which enhanced the flow of ideas and commercial prospects.
Buyer comments confirmed Sand’s observations, highlighting the higher caliber of exhibitors and the wide variety of products on show. IGJS displayed a wide range of designs, from classic to modern, to satisfy the discriminating tastes of a global audience. The exhibitors’ emphasis on exports highlighted Jaipur’s growing prominence as a center for global trade in jewelry and gemstones.
The exhibitors’ keen awareness of customer preferences and market trends was a standout feature of IGJS. Show participants such as Savio Jewellery successfully showcased their collections by taking advantage of the chance to customise their product lines to the demands of the event. This adaptable strategy ensures relevance and competitiveness in a quickly changing environment and demonstrates the Indian industry’s agility in responding to changing market circumstances.
The focus IGJS places on gemstone jewelry is in line with the worldwide movement towards natural and ethically sourced materials. Buyers from all around the world have taken notice of Jaipur because of its standing as a premier center for the production of colored gemstones. At the exhibition, it was evident how traditional craftsmanship and modern design sensibilities worked well together, reinforcing Jaipur’s standing as a world leader in the gem and jewellery business.
Asian Star‘s COO, Kartik Mehta, provided insight into the industry’s continuous investigation of cutting-edge materials and design methodologies. Designers and customers alike are drawn to the trend of fusion jewelry, which combines unusual components like porcelain with conventional metals like gold. This merging of the traditional and innovative, the new and the old, is the essence of IGJS and the larger development of the sector.
He claimed that ceramic offers more durability and creative versatility than traditional materials like enamel, which makes it a desirable option for both customers and designers. A thoughtful approach to product development is shown in the combination of popular gemstones and real diamonds, which strike a balance between classic elegance and modern flair.
Important concerns were brought up by Dwarka Gems’ Krishna Behari Goyal about the necessity of IGJS worldwide promotion and quality assessment. Goyal pushed for a reevaluation of buyer quality and recommended filtration methods based on exhibitor input. With this focused approach, the total caliber of participants will be improved, guaranteeing exhibitors commercial possibilities and meaningful encounters.
Goyal also emphasized the significance of international marketing in order to draw customers from a larger variety of nations. By presenting IGJS as a leading international hub for the trade of gems and jewelry, the organizers hope to generate a buzz that cuts across national borders and inspires increased participation and cooperation.
Ashutosh Patel, KGK Creations‘ business manager for the US market, provided insightful advice on how to successfully target the correct audience at IGJS. Patel emphasized the significance of drawing in serious purchasers, particularly from the US, and regional chains with five to six locations. This calculated strategy can improve the value proposition of the event for both exhibitors and spectators, especially when combined with efficient promotion by organizers like GJEPC.
The viewpoints of foreign purchasers highlight the popularity of IGJS on a global scale as well as its function as a spurrer for cooperation and innovation in the gem and jewelry sector.
The president of the Brazilian Mubri Association, Ali Pastorini, expressed excitement about the growth of IGJS by pointing to the rising number of attendees from all around the world. In her capacity as head of the Mubri Association, she emphasized the varied delegation that attended the event, which included purchasers from Latin America, the USA, Europe, and Asia. The show’s growth is indicative of its capacity to satisfy the changing requirements of both first-time and repeat viewers.
Romano Giacometti of Sunny Legend Co Ltd. in Thailand complimented IGJS for concentrating on jewels, which it said filled a void that was not easily found elsewhere. He valued Jaipur’s offerings as a jewelry manufacturer, especially in terms of stones like emeralds. His excellent experience highlights how valuable the event is as a center for finding rare jewels.
Alierza Alimardani of Gohar Neshan Co praised IGJS for being a top hub for the trade in gems and jewelry. His excitement for the program and its offerings is indicative of the fact that Jaipur is regarded as a center of excellence in the sector on a global scale.
The extraordinary quality and variety of gemstones on display at IGJS, according to Dallas Prince, of Dallas Prince Designs, USA, an award-winning international designer from the United States whose career includes 24 years in the Television Home Shopping Industry with live shows in 5 countries. She saw the event as a designer’s gold mine of ideas, a testament to the exhibitors’ commitment to showcasing their finest products.
Senior Buyer Heather Mayantis of Reeds Jewelers in the United States emphasized the chance that IGJS offers for networking and finding new suppliers. Her favorable opinion of the show’s caliber and scope of offerings is consistent with other guests’ opinions, confirming IGJS‘s standing as a top industry gathering.
Senior Vice President of Merchandising at Reeds Jewelers in the USA, Judith Fisher, noted that IGJS‘s broad range of vendors highlights its attractiveness in a variety of product categories. Her excellent experience demonstrates how the show can accommodate a broad variety of customer interests, thus enhancing its standing as an industry leader on a global scale.
Spanish jewelry designer Lisi Fracchia reflected the whole experience that IGJS offers to participants when she expressed her happiness with the event’s offerings and thanked the hospitality of the host nation.
Melissa Villarreal of Orofina, Mexico, expressed her enthusiasm for IGJS, citing it as a major international gathering place for experts and aficionados of jewelry. Her praise for the calibre and workmanship of the show is in line with other participants’ opinions, reinforcing Jaipur’s standing as a hub for the gem and jewellery trade.
IGJS Jaipur is a global hub for the creative, artistic, and commercial convergence of the gem and jewellery industries, and it is well-positioned to open up new avenues for growth.
The show is still a benchmark of quality in the dynamic field of gem and jewelry craftsmanship even as it develops and broadens its audience.