As multiple jewellery trade shows run consecutively across India, exhibitors face repeat buyers, cautious spending, and shorter attention spans, prompting shifts in merchandizing strategies and booth engagement approaches, discovers Dhwani Rathod

As 2024 draws to a close, the jewellery industry reflects on a year marked by innovation, resilience, and evolving consumer preferences. From record-breaking gold prices, to growing demand for natural diamonds and polki jewellery, the year saw it all. Industry stalwarts share their perspectives of 2024, and offer a glimpse into the year to come

2024 has been a remarkable year for Polki jewellery, a testament to its enduring elegance and universal appeal across generations. At Dassani Brothers, the year has brought renewed appreciation for jewellery that balances traditional artistry with modern sensibilities, catering to a growing clientele seeking meaningful, handcrafted pieces

In an age where fast fashion often overshadows craftsmanship, Indian jewellers are championing the revival of artisanal skills. By seamlessly blending traditional techniques with contemporary designs, they are catering to a modern clientele, while preserving the rich cultural heritage of India, finds out Priyanka Talreja Garegrat

Anan Jewels believes in catering to the personalized needs of its clients; it goes the extra mile in order to cater to the diverse needs of a diverse clientele

A jewellery collection is more than just a simple assortment of pieces; it embodies a meticulous process of research and thoughtful curation, Priyanka Talreja Garegrat finds out

Gem and jewellery exports witnessed a decline of 14.64% to Rs25843.84 crores in October 2022

Sarafa Bazar India has announced their partnership with B2B Stylus India LLP for the 9th edition of UGJIS

IIJS Premiere continues to set higher benchmarks with each passing year, says Colin Shah

IIJS Premiere 2022 now listed under MSME scheme to have 1700 exhibitors spread across 65000 sq. mtrs., 40000 trade buyers expected from 800 cities and 80 countries

The event was planned in just three weeks flat, and GJEPC wanted to highlight the behind-the-scenes work that has gone into putting up one of the largest jewellery trade shows in Asia

The event will be sponsored by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, and it will take place at the Bengaluru International Exhibition Centre, said GJEPC

G & J markets from the world over are opening up, but India is lagging behind because of a severe bout of the second Covid wave, which literally crippled the industry

GJPEC’s logo reflects the organization’s new positioning of putting India on the global stage