GJEPC Hosts IGJS Jaipur, a Dazzling and Exclusive Gem & Jewellery Show for International Buyers

The show caters to the diverse requirements of over 200 international buyers from 30 countries across North America, Europe, Latin America, the Middle East, Russia, CIS, and Australia. The buyer’s profile includes wholesalers, retail majors, importers-exporters, independent retailers, design houses, jewellery manufacturers and more.

Mr. Sugrive Meena, Commissioner of Customs, Jaipur said, “Customs are the channel partners for the industry. We are committed to giving you the best of services, so that your time and cost are reduced enabling you to reach to the wider corners of the world. We are committed to give you same day clearances for exports. We are making it so that your cargo doesn’t have to go through Delhi and it can go directly from here. We are considering giving permissions to a new cargo facility at Jaipur port. I am allowing India Post to set up a new Foreign post office (FPO) at SEZ Jaipur to enable shipping of ecommerce or small packets. I will also examine and address the reasons due to which international courier terminal at Jaipur could not kick start despite being notified last year”

Mr. Kirit Bhansali, Chairman, 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 have been highly successful, attracting a tremendous response from buyers all over the world. The Indian Gem & Jewellery industry has a deep understanding of the international market and is dedicated to serving the needs and preferences of customers around the world. The industry’s commitment to quality and innovation has been a driving force behind its success.” 

Bhansali further added, “The Indian gem and jewellery industry has been increasingly leveraging the digital space to boost its exports. With the rise of e-commerce and the availability of courier services, the industry has been exploring these digital avenues to supply jewellery to any part of the world. The New FTP launched yesterday by the Ministry of Commerce & Industry, has raised the value limit for exports through courier from Rs. 5 lakhs to 10 lakhs which is a welcome move for the gem & jewellery sector.”

The world has come to recognize India as the top sourcing destination, owing not only to its exceptional craftsmanship and designs but also due to its strong focus on responsible sourcing and ethical business practices. In a bid to ensure transparency in their supply chains and procure raw materials from socially and environmentally responsible sources, companies are now taking proactive measures.

The Indian gem and jewellery industry has a long-standing tradition of engaging in charity activities on a large scale. From supporting education and healthcare initiatives to providing aid during natural disasters, the industry has consistently demonstrated a commitment to social responsibility. Many leading jewellery companies have set up charitable foundations that focus on a wide range of causes, including women’s empowerment, child welfare, and environmental conservation.