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  Reliance Jewels launches an exquisite range inspired by the art and culture of Kutch   Reliance Jewels, one of India’s leading jewellery brands is known for its many collections inspired by the art and culture, traditions and beliefs that personify India’s rich and diverse heritage. From Utkala inspired by Odisha to Kaasyam inspired by Banaras, Reliance Jewels continues to bring forth the rich and diverse heritage of India through its jewellery designs.   Reliance Jewels has launched an exquisite collection of fine jewellery, Rannkaar-to mark the auspicious festivity of Akshaya Tritiya. The collection is inspired by the Rann of Kutch and its diverse heritage. Kutch is home to the enchanting White Rann and a kaleidoscope of vibrant colours.   Customers get to choose from a variety of intricately designed and artistically crafted jewellery pieces inspired by the vibrant and beautiful art forms of Kutch like Ajrakh- an age old block printing technique, Rogan – a beautiful painting

  iTraceiT rolls out comprehensive, block-chain based application for tracing gem & jewellery!   iTraceiT, the Belgium-based innovative technology and service provider that developed a comprehensive, blockchain-based application for tracing diamonds, gemstones, and jewelry, has begun distribution after completing prolonged beta testing with some of the largest firms in the global diamond industry.    The iTraceiT application creates a unique, blockchain-supported QR code that records, stores, and reports all processes performed on diamonds and gemstones, keeping track of every action taken throughout the production process, i.e., from the rough to the finished piece of jewelry.    “With iTraceiT, users can create and integrate a comprehensive, digital chain of reference for all their products. We’re confident that our application’s affordability, seamless integration into a company’s workflow, and ease of use will appeal to all, especially those hesitant about adopting a bloc

  Totaled US$ 39.15 billion in 2021-22   Cut & Polished diamond exports grew by 48.8%, Gold Jewellery exports grew by 84.56% & Studded Gold jewellery exports grew by 93.30%   FY 2021-22 has been a bounce back year for the Indian gem & jewellery export sector. The overall gross exports of gem & jewellery from April 2021- March 2022 stood at US$ 39.15 billion (Rs. 291771.48 crores), showing a growth of 54.13% in dollar terms (55.75% in Rs, terms) as compared to US$ 25.40 billion (Rs. 187333.68 crores) in FY 2020-21.   In the month of March 2022, the overall gross exports of Gems & Jewellery stood at US$ 3393.29 million (Rs. 25872.83 crores), showing a decline of 0.46% in dollar terms (grew 4.33% in Rs. term) as compared to US$ 3409.07 million (Rs. 24798.33 crores) for the same period in FY 2020-21. Colin Shah, Chairman, GJEPC said, “India’s exports to global markets bounced back 54%, demonstrating the agility of the Indian G&J pipeline in adjusting quickly t

In all 9 awards were given away, 3 in each category   Update 2: Apart from attractive cash prizes, the winners of the Artisan Awards will be offered internship with top brands in the industry. Moreover, the winning pieces will be showcased at international trade shows under the India Gallery organised by GJEPC. Winners’ List for the Artisan Awards 2022, Theme: The Collectors: Category: Elizabeth Taylor:                               Winner: Pratiksha Gandle, Pendant. First runner-up: Jayaprabu B, Brooch+Pendant. Second runner-up: Divya Banjare, Necklace+Bracelet.                                    Sub Category: Wallis Simpson:                         Winner: Dip Sit, Brooch. First runner-up: Vishnupada Das, Ring. Second runner-up: Suryadeb Ghosh, Earring.                                     Sub Category: Barbara Hutton:                        Winner: Shrutika Shinde, Necklace. First runner-up: Pooja Mohnani, Ring. Second runner-up: Ruchira Singh, Brooch. Category

570 artisans contested the theme The Collectors!   Update 1: The Gem and Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC) announced the winners of the 5th edition of The Artisan Awards, powered by GIA, at a glittering ceremony in Mumbai. The awards were given away by Chief Guest David Bennett, former Worldwide Chairman, International Jewellery Division, Sotheby’s, along with Colin Shah, Chairman, GJEPC; Vipul Shah, Vice Chairman, GJEPC; Milan Chokshi, Convener, Promotions, Marketing & Business Development, GJEPC; and Sriram Natarajan, Managing Director, GIA India.   GJEPC conceptualised The Artisan Awards in 2014 with the sole purpose of motivating designers and artisans who are the backbone of this industry. The Awards provides a platform for jewellery designers to push their creativity and design aesthetics to showcase world-class pieces. Over the years, the Artisan Awards has been attracting a lot of entries not just from India, but all parts of the world – thus establishing its p

  Shaping anew future of Gem & Jewellery Business!

GJS hosted 16K visitors & concludes with a successful note!   All India Gem and Jewellery Domestic Council (GJC), the apex industry body representing the jewellery sector in India organized its first-ever mega B2B expo; India Gem & Jewellery Show, GJS 2022 which turned out to be a great success. The expo was held from 3rd to 6th April at Jio World Convention Centre – JWCC Mumbai. The four-day event was graced by Nitin Gadkari Ji, Union Minister for Road Transport & Highways, Govt. of India; Shri Raosaheb Danve Ji, Minister of State for Railways, and Singer Anup Jalota.   The event witnessed footfall of more than 16000 visitors from across India as well as foreign nations. The show had over 600 exhibitors with 1277 booths. Educational seminars along with trend talks by prominent leaders from the industry added tremendous value to the whole mega B2B trade expo.   Speaking about the success of the show, Ashish Pethe, Chairman, All India Gem and Jewellery Domestic Council (GJ