INDIAN JEWELLER

GJEPC gears up for IIJS Signature 2010

The Council is hosting the event between February 19-22, 2010

Post By : Diamond World News Service On 28 December 2009 8:48 PM
The All India Gem and Jewellery Trade Association (GJF) released a statement saying that the Indian Ministry of Consumer Affairs has postponed the deadline of mandatory hallmarking form 1 January 2008 till further notice.%%As reported by GJEPC, GJF chairman Ashok Minawala said that “We are happy to know that the government has realised that the implementation of hallmarking would be a difficult task, and it would not have been possible by January 1, 2008 as we had stipulated. They have taken a wise decision”.%%The GJF although supported the concept of hallmarking, it was upset at the scheme being made compulsory. It argued that the compulsory licensing fee and the lack of infrastructure were hindrances for smaller scale jewellers across India.

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