IIJS Signature 2021 will be the First Mega Gem & Jewellery show organized in physical form post Covid 19 IIJS Signature 2021 will have 3 Halls: Hall 1, 6 and 7 The show will host 750+ exhibitors and approx. 1365
The Gem & Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC), in its endeavour to boost export business and to revive the market sentiments post Covid , inaugurated the first ever International Gem & Jewellery Show (e-IGJS) in the presence of Chief Guest
On the business front, demand for gems and jewellery picking up in all major export markets. Jewellery was the highest selling luxury product in China in 2020 and on the Thanksgiving Day spending in the US rose by nearly 22
After the success of the first edition of India International Jewellery Show (IIJS) Virtual in October 2020, the Gem and Jewellery Export Promotion Council inaugurated today the second edition of IIJS Virtual 2.0 powered by GIA in the presence of
Mumbai: After successful and accomplished IIJS Virtual and several Virtual Buyers-Seller Meets, which offered a much-needed opportunity for buyers and exhibitors to connect and transact business during this pandemic, GJEPC is all geared up to organise its first ever export-oriented
Mumbai: The GJEPC inaugurated the first ever Diamond Studded Jewellery VBSM in the presence of Chief Guest Suresh Kumar, Joint Secretary, MoC&I along with Colin Shah, Chairman, GJEPC; Dilip Shah, Convener, International Exhibitions; Sabyasachi Ray, ED, GJEPC among others through
GJEPC Brings Silver In Focus With First-ever VBSM 34 international buyers from the USA, Spain, Italy, Mexico, Canada, Ireland, Russia-CIS and Latin America Mumbai: GJEPC’s three-day Virtual Buyer-Seller Meet (VBSM) for Silver and Fashion & Costume Jewellery was inaugurated today,
Leads Digital Transformation and stimulates business for the sector Approx. Rs. 1000 crore (USD 137 million) business transacted at IIJS Virtual 5 Halls, 330+ exhibitors; 10000+ Buyers visited the show; 9900 meetings conducted at the IIJS Virtual platform 200 international visitors
The event had over 330 exhibitors, and over 10,000 buyers visited the show. Besides, 9,900 meetings were conducted and visitors registered from the US, UK, UAE, Qatar, Singapore, Bangladesh, Nepal, Oman, Pakistan, Hong Kong, Italy, Egypt, Belgium, Turkey, Sri Lanka,
Deepa Agarwal of Sona Chandi Jewellers thinks that the losses suffered during the lockdown will be covered in the next six months. What are your views on the IIJS Virtual? I think the virtual exhibition will see a good response
