GJEPC unveils the third edition of International Gem & Jewellery Show in Jaipur, sees participation of buyers from 27 countries

GJEPC unveils the third edition of International Gem & Jewellery Show in Jaipur, sees participation of buyers from 27 countries

Jaipur: GJEPC hosted the 3^rd edition of the International Gem & Jewellery Show (IGJS) in Jaipur. The event is being held from April 12^–14 at Novotel Jaipur Convention Centre, Jaipur.  

A curated event showcasing the best of Indian craftsmanship, IGJS featured over 54 jewellery manufacturers and exporters presenting an array of diamonds, loose gemstones, gemstone & diamond studded jewellery, and silver jewellery. IGJS 2024 witnessed 250 international buyers from 27 countries, spanning Algeria, Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, Egypt, Greece, Iran, Italy, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Lebanon, Mexico, Russian Federation, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Spain, Switzerland, Thailand, Turkey, UAE, Ukraine, United Kingdom, USA, and Uzbekistan. 

Vipul Shah, chairman of GJEPC, said, “India’s gem and jewellery industry holds a prominent position as a global leader, with substantial contributions to the world market. Our annual exports amounting to USD 40 billion underscore our strength and expertise in this sector, supporting employment for over 5 million individuals. We remain steadfast in nurturing robust international trade relationships between India and global markets. This commitment is demonstrated through initiatives such as IGJS Shows and by actively enabling opportunities for our exporters through participation in international events.” 

Nilesh Kothari, Convener, International Exhibitions, GJEPC said, “IGJS Jaipur, an exclusive show for international buyers is a testament of India’s jewellery manufacturing capability to serve the global market. This format of shows has been highly successful, attracting a tremendous response from buyers all over the world. The Indian gem and jewellery industry has a deep understanding of the international market and is dedicated to serving the needs and preferences of customers around the world.” 

Heather Mayantis, senior Buyer, Reeds Jewelers said, “The eCommerce trend has exploded among consumers, and while yellow gold remains highly sought-after, gemstones are having a moment.” 

Conceived with the aim of showcasing the best of India to the world, the International Gem & Jewellery Show (IGJS) is held each year in Dubai and Jaipur exclusively for the global audience. The show is a curated gathering of India’s top gem and jewellery manufacturers and exporters. It reinforces GJEPC’s vision to make India the preferred source for world-class gems and jewellery. 

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