IIJS Signature will feature 871 exhibiting businesses and over 12,000 trade visitors are expected, says GJEPC

The show was initially scheduled to be held in the first week of January 2022, but the Council decided to postpone the show due to the surge in COVID-19 cases

The world has collectively gone through an unspeakable year. Loss of family members, friends, colleagues and acquaintances; the virus might’ve permanently altered the way some of us look at life. Many of us are bereft of hope, we are not able to see the light at the end of the tunnel. But this too shall pass, and as humans we are bound to come out of this hardship together. Here are some encouraging words penned by some industry stalwarts. Compiled by Sugandha R

• * GJEPC Seeks Support From Govt To Continue Momentum Of Gem & Jewellery Exports 
• * Achieved Over The Last Few Months
• * International markets are open and demand for G&J has started to come back
• * However domestic challenges due to Covid-19 second wave are hurdles in first half of the year

GJEPC is seeking further assistance from the Government of India to tide over the challenges arising from the outbreak of the deadly second wave of Covid-19 in India

World renowned and India’s largest jewellery trade show, the India International Jewellery Show (IIJS) Premiere rescheduled to January 2021

Birdhichand Ghanshyamdas Jewellers, Jewels emporium, Farah Khan, Varuna D.Jani, Dipti Amisha and associate partner Ganjam showcased their collection in an exclusive fashion show at the event.

The diamond was sourced from Petra Diamonds' Cullinan mine

Since the beginning of civilization, the pearl, with its warm inner glow and shimmering irradiance, has been one of the most highly prized and sought after gems. The ancient admirers attached magical properties to these beautiful gems from the sea because