The Managing Director of Kalyan Jewellers, T S Kalyanaraman is presented with the ‘Anmol Ratna’ Award by the All India Gems and Jewellery Council

The second edition of the GJC’s GJS inaugurated at Mumbai’s NESCO in Goregaon, with over 10,000 registered visitors

Gems & Jewellery Council’s maiden initiative is appreciated and lauded by the industry

The event, which is being promoted with the hashtag #HamaraApnaShow, is expected to see the participation of 650 exhibitors, with 20,000 visitors likely to attend

Jewellers say hallmarking should be based on POS, and all other applications of storage, display, transit, and so forth, except sale, should be removed from the BIS Act

Mandatory hallmarking was brought in force on June 15 and since then jewellers are facing several issues while following its mandates, GJC issues some clarifications sought in discussion with the Minstry and comes forward to help all members of this industry

GJS Virtual had organised Swarnotsav, which began on October 5 and concluded  on October 10. The show gave a boost to the G&J sector

GJS Virtual, an annual B2B initiative of All India Gem and Jewellery Domestic Council (GJC) to conduct six unique exhibitions titled “Swarnotsav”

Neighbouring South Mumbai’s posh Malabar Hill, Rosentiques Fine Jewellery began a brand a new chapter with the launch of an exquisite B2B experience boutique

Around 600 jewellers/manufacturers from across India have so far registered for the conclave.

GJF urged the government to levy 1.25 per cent Goods and Service Tax (GST) on the industry as against the proposed four per cent.

Founder and Chairman of the company, Arun Kaigaonkar has been one of the notable personalities of Indian gems and jewellery fraternity.

GJF has raised concerns for GST rate of 4 per cent & has proposed GST rate of 1.25 per cent for the gems & jewellery sector.

Jewellers strike enters 41st day; jewellers have approximately lost Rs. 40,000 crore so far