India Pavilion features 86 businesses at JGW Singapore

By

Isabelle Crossley

Published
Oct 3, 2022

The Gem and Jewellery Export Promotion Council organised an India Pavilion at the Jewellery and Gem World trade show in Singapore. The pavilion featured 86 Indian gem and jewellery brands which showcased their latest designs and collections to an international audience.  

The trade show ran from September 27 to 30 and the GJEPC brought over brands specialising in gold and diamond jewellery, lab grown diamonds, LGD jewellery, and loose natural diamonds and gemstones, the GJEPC reported on its website. Participating businesses showcased their wares to buyers, retailers, importers, and wholesalers from Southeast Asia and beyond. 
 
“The JGW Singapore is an important platform for Indian manufacturers, as Singapore and other nearby markets like Hong Kong and China, contribute to more than 24% of India’s overall gem and jewellery exports,” said GJEPC chairman Vipul Shah, the GJEPC reported. “The show was an ideal for getting insights and trends required to cater to these markets in future.”

Brands which exhibited their goods at the trade show’s India Pavilion included Arina Jewellery, Ashok Jewellers, Bapa Sitaram Diamond, Gallant Jewellery, Goti Exports, Hari Darshan Exports, Harshita Jewellery, Jakhotia Diamonds, Kwality Emeralds, Lab Grown Company, Lotus Goldsmiths, Sital Dass Son, Vaibhav Gems, and Vaishali Gems among others. The trade show was timed ahead of the holiday season, for which buyers were looking to stock their inventory. 
 
“The promotion of India-made gems and jewellery across the world is among the primary activities of the council,” said the GJEPC’s convenor for international exhibitions Nilesh Kothari. “Jewellery exports enjoyed a good run after the pandemic and it is necessary to sustain our promotional activities to gain a larger share of consumer spends. The Singapore show has been a good platform, providing business and networking opportunities with buyers from across the world, especially the Far East Markets.”