The best IIGJ Chairman’s Trophy was awarded to Shiv Chandan, Ms. Oneza Chauhan was declared the second runner up and Ms. Kushali Patel was announced as the third runner up for their consistent performance during their course.

This year the students of Diploma Bach 10 were asked to work on the Theme “Innovate” where they were inspired to create jewellery with unusual mechanisms and concepts.

Over 100 national and international brands participated in the fair that attracted a footfall of over 5000 visitors from India and abroad.

22 Categories, 600 Entries, 10,000 votes

The jewellery includes rings, bracelets, earrings

The UBM headquarters is bustling with excitement and preparation for the hallmark second edition of the Mumbai Jewellery & Gem Fair. With important partnerships, expansive promotional activity in addition to the newly added aspects, this fair is sure to b

Zaveri & Co. unveils its bangle collection which is tailor-made for the festive season. This collection is also very apt as a gifting solution.

A-list celebrities walked the red carpet wearing bright baubles by the renowned jeweller…

It hopes to earn $100 million to $150 million from the sale

The average per carat price at Letseng mine amounted to $1,496