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IGJS 2021 unveiled the legacy of Indian jewellery to Dubai;  GJEPC hosted the B2B jewellery show during 11th- 13th October, 2021 70 + Indian GJ Manufacturers, 550+ International  Buyers from 40+ countries participated the show   The Gem & Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC) successfully kickstarted the International Gem & Jewellery Show (IGJS) 2021 in Dubai on the October 11, at the Grand Hyatt. It is the first ever gem and jewellery physical event hosted internationally, since the onset of pandemic.   The show was inaugurated by His Excellency Pavan Kapoor, Ambassador of India to UAE along with Chandu Siroya, Vice Chairman - Dubai Gold & Jewellery Group; Colin Shah, Chairman, GJEPC, Dilip Shah, Convener, International Exhibitions, GJEPC; and Sabyasachi Ray, Executive Director, GJEPC. IGJS Dubai is supported by Dubai Gold and Jewellery Group, and co-sponsored by International Gemological Institute Pvt. Ltd. (IGI).      India has a long standing history with g

GJ Exports Recorded at Rs24239.81Cr in August 2021  Surpasses Pre-Pandemic Levels Studded Gold Jewellery Exports soar 110.81% in August YoY  Cut and Polished diamond exports rise by 29.37% in August YoY  The overall gross exports of Gem-n-Jewellery (GJ) recorded a growth of 17% to Rs. 24239.81crore (+12.76% in dollar terms to US$ 3288.32 million) in the month of August 2021 as compared to the August 2019 figure of Rs. 20793.80 crore (US$ 2916.18 million).     During April-August 2021, the overall gross exports of GJ witnessed a growth of 13.17% to Rs. 116503.64 crore (+7.41% in dollar terms to US$ 15853.91 million) as compared to Rs. 102949.34 crore (US$ 14760.66 million) during April-August 2019.    Colin Shah, Chairman, GJEPC, said, “So far the FY2021-22 has been showing a healthy recovery. Thanks to the gradual opening of the markets, the removal of entry restrictions, and the forthcoming festive season, India’s GJ exports will witness consistent growth in the near future.”  Cut &am