IIJS Tritiya 2025, held in Bengaluru, showcased the resilience and innovation of India’s gem and jewellery industry amid global headwinds. With cautious, yet committed buyers, strategic government support — including the announcement of a proposed mega jewellery park — and a strong emphasis on craftsmanship and technology, the show reinforced India’s growing stature in global jewellery trade

IIJS Tritiya took off on a grand note in Bangalore, with the show witnessing a significant increase in participation. As many as 500 new companies are joining the event, and over 15,000 retailers are expected from 500 cities across India

Industry leaders have praised the Union Budget for boosting consumer demand through tax reforms, increasing disposable income, and supporting economic growth

The Indian gold jewellery industry is poised for significant growth in the financial year 2025 (FY25), with revenue expected to increase by 13-15%, according to a report by ICRA

As India anticipates the forthcoming budget set to be unveiled by the end of July, leaders in the jewellery sector, including PNG Jewellers and Khimji Jewellers, have articulated their expectations

Kirit Bhansali gets elected for the post of Vice Chairman, GJEPC

In her Budget speech, the Finance Minister said that customs duty on cut and polished diamonds and gemstones would be reduced to 5% from the existing 7.5%

India’s economic slowdown which began before the lockdown of 2020, eventually brought the whole economy on its knees. Therefore this budget will have to be truly ground breaking in order to resurrect the Indian economy. Here’s what industry personnel expect of the Union Budget of 2021
 

The GJEPC made a representation on the key focus areas pertaining to Gems & Jewellery to the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) sector to  Shri. Nitin Gadkari, Minister of MSME, Government of India, on 6th August

As Mumbai practically came to a standstill owing to incessant rains over the last 24 hours, the gems and jewellery industry got together at the Manthan conclave today to learn from the best of the best

After a dull 2016, jewellers are expecting a good run this year with an increase in around 15 per cent in sales, reports Kavita Parab.

It's not only loss of crores of rupees everyday but also about the artisans who are losing on their source of livelihood.

In this article, we talk about emerging areas suitable for retail expansion in 2015-16 based on their strategic locations, upcoming infrastructure developments, arbitrage opportunities and availability of land for development.

RBI asked banks not to sell gold imported on consignment basis to jewellers on outright basis.