India offers innovative jewellery!
India
Pavilion at
HK
Jewellery Show
38
loose diamond, gemstone Exhibitors and
37
gold studded jewellery, Silver jewellery exhibitors at
India
Pavilion of the HK International Diamond, Gem & Pearl Show
and
HK International Jewellery Show respectively
India,
the leading diamond manufacturer and one of the leading jewellery exporters in
the world, has always made scintillating presence at all international shows
with innovative and unique offerings catering to specific markets. India
Pavilion, organized by Gem &Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC) has
an impressive presence at the 6th Hong Kong International Diamond, Gem and
Pearl show held from 26th February to 2nd March 2019 at AsiaWorld-Expo and at
the 35th Hong Kong International Jewellery Show from 28th Feb to 4th March,
2019 at Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre (HKCEC).
India
has been adapting and transforming its labor-intensive gem &jewellery
industry at a quick pace. And this has been reflected in the quality and wide
variety of products that one gets to see at India Pavilion at international
shows. At Hong Kong Show, India Pavilion is spread over 1428 sq.mt with 158
booths with 98 exhibitors. This year India was able to bag a prime location in
Hall 2 for loose diamonds close to the entrance of the Hall. Manufacturers
& retailers will be exhibiting a wide range of loose diamonds and gemstones
at Hall no. 2, 7 and 11 of at Hong Kong International Diamond, Gem and Pearl
Show.
Further
India Pavilion at Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre has been
segmented into 3 sections i.e., Diamond Studded Jewellery& Mass Produced
Jewellery, Gold Jewellery& Silver Jewellery. Hall 2 has a special India
product gallery showcasing India’s capabilities in manufacturing world-class
jewellery.
Mr.
Pramod Kumar Agrawal, Chairman, GJEPC said, “Hong Kong is the leading export
market for the Indian gems and jewellery. The overall gem & jewellery
exports for 2018 accounted for US$ 39461.07 million. Out of which a staggering
US $ 11433.10 million export were to Hong Kong; Cut and polished diamonds
exports accounted for US$ 9825.27 million; Gold jewellery at US$ 775.69 million
whereas coloured gemstones recorded exports worth US$ 215.28 million.
The
two shows, Hong Kong Diamond, Gem and Pearl Show and Hong Kong International
Jewellery Show, have turned out to be a crucial platform to improve our
relationship and reach out to new buyers in and around Asia. Every year we make
sure to depict our capabilities and skills through the different array of
products that cater to different markets.”
India
has been upgrading and enhancing its skills by adapting state-of-the-art
technologies and tools for jewellery manufacturing and today it caters to any
jewellery requirement of the world market.
GJEPC
the apex body of the Industry in India has been putting all its efforts to
propagate amongst trade the 17 sustainable development goals of United Nations
and have been working towards achieving the same. GJEPC has initiated a Group
Mediclaim scheme for the workers. It has been offering quality education in the
field of gem and jewellery by setting up gem and jewellery institutes across
the country.
GJEPC
has set up Common Facility Centres where small units and MSMEs can get access
to modern machines and tools at affordable prices. Availing these services
would definitely enhance the production and quality of products. GJEPC has
already set up 4 CFCs in Gujarat and has plans to set up CFCs at all major gem
&jewellery clusters across India.
Additionally,
the Council with the support of Ministry of Commerce & Industry, Govt. of
India, will be soon setting up a Jewellery Park in Mumbai. This dynamic venture
will provide effective support to Jewellery manufacturers/traders who are
interested to expand or invest in India to initiate new business or strengthen
their existing business, benchmarking with the Jewellery Parks created in
countries like China, Turkey, Thailand, etc. Jewellery park project is
estimated to generate direct employment of around 1,00,000 workers.
The
prime activity of GJEPC is to promote the Gem &Jewellery products in the
International markets. Over the years, it has involved in organising a number
of important trade shows held in the country like the India International
Jewellery Show (IIJS), IIJS Signature and India Gem & Jewellery Machinery
Expo (IGJME).
The GJEPC also organises
India Pavilions – participation of a number of companies under the GJEPC banner
- at various leading international shows like JCK Las Vegas, Basel, and several
others worldwide. Various product-specific Buyer-Seller Meets, sending and
hosting trade delegations and sustained image building exercises through
advertisements abroad, publications and audio-visuals are some of the other trade
promotion activities undertaken by the Council.
The
Indian industry has also been taking self-regulation measures. GJEPC launched
‘My KYC Bank’ portal for total transparency in operations. ‘My KYC Bank’ is a
centralised KYC repository-cum-exchange platform for the gems and jewellery
industry. So far the trade bodies that are part of the MyKYCBank include GJEPC,
Bharat Diamond Bourse and the Antwerp World Diamond Council and DMCC.
The
Indian G&J industry has been involved in large-scale philanthropic and
charitable activities, particularly in the field of education and health. The
industry has responded to national calamities and emergency situations with
great promptness. GJEPC though “Jewellers for Hope” has made significant
contribution towards causes of Girl Child Education, Sanitation, tribal
education and cancer patients.
Apart
from its constant effort to develop its gem and jewellery industry through
infrastructure and skill development, the Indian industry has been following
ethical business practices and complying with world business standards which
has made India the ideal destination for sourcing quality gems and jewellery.
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