Commerce Secretary Shri Rajesh Agrawal unveils India’s 2040 roadmap to transform the gems and jewellery sector through innovation, design, branding and value addition.
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The All India Gem & Jewellery Domestic Council announces the 15th National Jewellery Awards, celebrating excellence and innovation across India’s gem and jewellery industry.
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.
The World Gold Council has launched Swarnim Udaan 2047, a comprehensive vision document designed to unlock the full potential of India’s gold ecosystem. Developed with Monitor Deloitte, the report outlines strategic recommendations to strengthen mining, jewellery exports, financialisation, innovation, and advanced manufacturing as India progresses towards becoming a US$30 trillion economy by 2047.
Explore how Sky Gold & Diamonds Ltd is shaping the future of jewellery manufacturing at IIJS Premiere 2026 with innovative gold and diamond jewellery collections, cutting-edge manufacturing technology, and comprehensive retail solutions.
Malabar Gold & Diamonds has become one of the first Indian jewellers to export jewellery to the United Kingdom under the India–UK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement, reinforcing India’s growing presence in the global jewellery export market.
India’s gem and jewellery exports reached US$ 4.27 billion during April–May 2026. While studded gold jewellery exports grew, plain gold jewellery exports witnessed a significant decline due to gold supply constraints, rising prices, and regulatory bottlenecks. GJEPC has urged government intervention to support exporters and enhance sector competitiveness.
Gargi by PNGS has expanded its retail footprint with new kiosks in Kolkata and Ghaziabad, reinforcing its growth strategy across North and East India while building on a strong FY26 performance and ambitious FY27 expansion plans.
GJEPC, in partnership with SINE IIT Bombay, has launched the JewelStart Industry Innovation Challenge 2026, inviting startups across India to solve key challenges in jewellery manufacturing, AI-powered design, sustainability, automation, and digital transformation for the gems and jewellery industry.
India’s natural diamond jewellery market is rapidly expanding, driven by younger consumers, rising disposable incomes, and increasing self-purchasing among women. With India now contributing 12% of global diamond jewellery demand, the category continues to strengthen its position as a symbol of individuality, emotional value, and modern luxury.
