India Gems and Jewellery Show concludes in Mumbai

Surat : The four-day long India Gem and Jewellery Show (GJS) organised by the All Indian Gem and Jewellery Domestic Council concluded successfully at the Jio Convention centre in Mumbai.

The four-day event was inaugurated by the honourable Governor of Maharashtra, Ramesh Bais, and was attended by over 400 exhibitors, with over 800 stalls, 250 international guests, and more than 10,000 visitors.

Till now the GJC events have generated a business of 25 tonnes in gold jewellery and an overall business of 18000 crores which includes Couture, Loose stones, Diamonds, and Machinery section.

The glittering ceremony also coincided with IDT Gemological Laboratories Worldwide presenting the gems and jewellery sector’s most important networking evening, GJS Nite, September 30.

This event helped provide a platform for professionals and newcomers in the jewellery industry to network and build relationships with established industry leaders and experts.

The sparkling GJS Nite also featured several glamorous celebrities like Soha Ali Khan, Saiee Manjrekar, Shazahn Padamse, Ridhima Pandit walking the ramp to showcase leading jewellery brands. The GJS Nite event highlighted trending jewellery items, which remained the topmost attraction of the event.

GJC organized industry’s biggest award show, National Jewellery Awards (NJA) – to honour leaders of all sectors throughout the jewellery value chain. The 12th edition of NJA awarded several jewellery entrepreneurs across all categories to encourage recipients for a better future ahead.

Saiyam Mehra, Chairman, GJC, and Convener, GJS stated, “With the successful organization of GJS Diwali Edition 2023, we are convinced that it has become the industry’s biggest and widest expo. Our premium B2B expo proudly involves all sectors of the industry and provides a platform to discover new designs and provide better reach to exhibitors and visitors.