The Chintan Shivir at Bharat Ratnam Mega CFC, SEEPZ, Mumbai, brought policymakers and industry leaders together to shape a competitive, value-driven and future-ready roadmap for India’s Gems & Jewellery sector by 2040.
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India’s gem and jewellery exports rose 2.44% to US$ 9.17 billion in April–July 2026, with strong growth in value-added jewellery segments.
A senior Namibian delegation visited GJEPC, BDB and IDTC to explore greater India-Namibia diamond trade following proposed tax reforms.
IIG’s 32nd Convocation celebrates 150 graduating professionals, highlighting AI, technology, craftsmanship and human expertise shaping the future of the gems and jewellery industry.
GJEPC honoured nine global industry leaders as Industry Legends at the IIJS Celebration Night, celebrating their contributions to the global gem, diamond and jewellery industry.
GJEPC’s Jewellers for Hope 2026 brought India’s gem and jewellery industry together in Mumbai, raising total contributions past ₹11 crore across 16 organisations while supporting education and long-term social welfare.
IIJS Bharat Premiere 2026 was inaugurated by Shri Chirag Paswan, Hon’ble Union Minister of Food Processing Industries, Government of India, reinforcing India’s position as a global gems and jewellery powerhouse. Industry leaders from GJEPC, De Beers, Malabar Group and India Gold Metaverse shared their vision for the future of the sector.
IIJS Bharat Premiere 2026 begins in Mumbai amid historic free trade agreements that are transforming India’s gem and jewellery exports. The event showcases over 2,100 exhibitors, 50,000+ visitors, new export opportunities, advanced manufacturing technologies, and GJEPC’s vision for India’s global leadership.
GJEPC has welcomed the introduction of the Taxation and Other Laws (Amendment) Bill 2026, describing it as a landmark reform that provides a 15-year income tax exemption for eligible foreign companies trading rough diamonds through India’s Special Notified Zones, paving the way for India to become a leading global rough diamond trading hub.
The United States has introduced its new Section 301 tariff regime, maintaining the additional 10% tariff on Indian gem and jewellery exports. GJEPC outlines the industry’s challenges, India’s competitive positioning, and the urgent need for tariff relief through an India–U.S. Bilateral Trade Agreement.
