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Our Vision Is to Make Jaipur a Global Hub for Silver Jewellery: Ujjwal Derewala, Chairman, Jaipur Silver Association

With ambitious plans to connect the silver trade, and unlock new growth opportunities, Ujjwal Derewala, Chairman, Jaipur Silver Association, discusses industry challenges, evolving consumer preferences, and Jaipur’s global aspirations in a conversation with Suneeta Kaul.

Post By : IJ News Service On 26 October 2026 1:43 PM

Q: What is the primary objective of the upcoming JSA Silver Show?

A: The primary objective of JSA Silver Show 2026 is to bring India’s silver jewellery industry together on one premium B2B platform. Organized by the Jaipur Silver Association, the show aims to connect manufacturers, wholesalers, retailers, exporters, designers, and industry professionals from across India, and beyond.

Our vision is to position Jaipur as a leading global hub for silver jewellery, and create a platform where the industry can discover new collections, build valuable business relationships, and explore fresh opportunities for growth.

JSA Silver Show 2026 is not just an exhibition; it is a collective effort to strengthen India’s silver jewellery industry. We invite manufacturers, wholesalers, and industry professionals from across the country to join us in Jaipur from November 22 to November 24 at B.M. Birla Auditorium, and be a part of this growing platform for the industry.

Q: What role do you see it playing in the growth of India’s silver jewellery industry?

A: India has a rich legacy of silver jewellery craftsmanship, and Jaipur holds a special place in this industry. JSA Silver Show will help take this legacy forward by bringing manufacturers and buyers together under one roof.

The exhibition will encourage business networking, promote innovation and design, and help businesses understand emerging market trends. It will also provide an opportunity for manufacturers to showcase their capabilities to a wider audience, and for retailers to explore new collections. Our aim is to strengthen the Indian silver jewellery ecosystem, and help it expand into new domestic and international markets.

Q: What is the scale of this year’s show in terms of exhibitors and overall participation?

A: JSA Silver Show 2026 is shaping up to be a major gathering for the Indian silver jewellery industry, with 150 exhibitors and 300+ stalls planned for this edition. More than 100 corporate brands are joining JSA Silver Show, and 10,000+ visitors will participate in it. It will bring together leading manufacturers, wholesalers, and other key stakeholders from different parts of the country. We are also receiving support from 50+ jewellery associations, reflecting the industry's enthusiasm for this initiative.

With participation from across India, the show will offer visitors an extensive range of silver jewellery designs, collections, and business opportunities, making it a valuable destination for the trade.

Q: What are your expectations from this edition in terms of business generation and trade participation?

A: We expect this edition to generate meaningful business opportunities, and encourage stronger participation from manufacturers, wholesalers, and retailers across the country.

For visitors, the show will be an opportunity to explore new designs, expand their product portfolios, and connect directly with manufacturers. For manufacturers, it will provide access to new buyers, markets, and business relationships.

Beyond immediate business generation, we want JSA Silver Show to become a trusted annual platform for the industry — a place where meaningful connections are established, new partnerships develop, and long-term business growth begins.

Q: What are the key initiatives planned for this edition to strengthen the silver jewellery trade, and create new growth opportunities for the industry?

A: Our focus is on creating a comprehensive business platform that delivers value to every participant. Through JSA Silver Show 2026, we are bringing manufacturers and buyers from across India together, enabling them to explore new collections, understand changing market preferences, and establish direct business connections.

We are also working to strengthen participation through our network of jewellery associations and industry leaders. Another important focus is hospitality, including stay support for exhibitors coming from outside Jaipur, so that their participation is more convenient.

We want the show to go beyond displaying jewellery. It should facilitate knowledge exchange, strengthen industry relationships, and help businesses identify new opportunities in an increasingly competitive market.

Q: How would you assess the current state of India’s silver industry, particularly in light of rising silver prices and changing consumer demand?

A: India’s silver jewellery industry has significant potential, supported by its craftsmanship, manufacturing capabilities, and growing variety of designs. However, rising silver prices have made the market more challenging for both manufacturers and consumers.

As prices increase, affordability becomes an important consideration, and consumer preferences may shift towards lighter-weight jewellery, contemporary designs, and products that offer greater value at different price points. This makes innovation, efficient manufacturing, and a better understanding of consumer demand increasingly important for businesses.

At the same time, the industry has an opportunity to reach new customer segments and markets by combining traditional craftsmanship with modern designs and changing fashion preferences.

I believe the way forward is to adapt to market realities, maintain quality, explore new designs, and strengthen collaboration across the trade. Platforms like JSA Silver Show 2026 can play an important role in this process by bringing the industry together, and helping businesses prepare for the next phase of growth.

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