Crafting unswerving victory for the Gems & Jewellery Industry The 24th India International Jewellery Show (IIJS) 2007 was inaugurated with great pomp and splendor, by the Minister of State for Industries, Mr. Ashwani Kumar, while Mr. Sanjay Kothari – Chairman, the GJEPC lit the customary lamp. Also present on the dias, at the inauguration ceremony were Thai Commerce Minister, Mr. Krikkrai Jirapaet, Mr. Vasant Mehta Vice Chairman and Mr. Arvind Pradhan Executive Director, GJEPC.
IIJS today has developed in a brand by becoming one of the key factors catalyzing the growth of Indian Gem & Jewellery Industry. It is one of the most ideal destinations for networking and sourcing the widest variety of products.The shows success is borne by the fact that IIJS today is the fifth largest trade show in the world marking presence of 28611 visitors out of which 2438 is overseas visitors, 740 exhibitors and 1581 stalls.
Besides individual overseas exhibitors, National Pavilion from Thailand, Dubai, Belgium, Italy etc. formed an impressive part of IIJS 2007
Keeping in mind, the GJEPC’s drive to innovate and exceed the usual, the visual theme for this year’s IIJS was – ‘Origami and Illusions’. The graphics, the design of the venue, stalls and seminar halls all reflected the theme. The IIJS 2007 was designed to surprise, delight and grab attention at every turn … and grab attention it did!! What with 1581 stalls, done up in finery design and the eye-catching motion visuals, the GJEPC ensured that the Gem and Jewellery business at the IIJS, 2007 was done in the environment it truly deserves.
The GJEPC went all out in its efforts to offer the patrons of IIJS 2007, a great … and truly world class show.
As the IIJS 2007 kicks off, it is worth looking at some of the rapid changes taking place in India. Speaking at the inauguration function, Mr Ashwani Kumar said, ”The Indian Gem and Jewellery Industry, having achieved great prominence globally in diamond cutting is facing the challenge of not only preserving the market share, but actually growing its value component and the brand equity of the ‘Made in India’ label.” He called on the industry to look inward and develop the huge domestic market. He announced that his Ministry would consider the prospect of developing a convention centre for Mumbai. The Minister commended the remarkable achievement of setting up the IIJS-2007, in a city such as Mumbai where space is a luxury. The IIJS 2007 covered 50,000 Sq. mts. of exhibition space.
Mr. Sanjay Kothari, Chairman, GJEPC, said, “The Gems and Jewellery industry is in dire need of support such as fund availability at low interest rates and compensation to cover losses, as a consequence of the rupee appreciation and withdrawal of the GSP”. Mr. Kothari also expressed that the GJEPC in line with its new strategy, is making inroads into new emerging markets and is establishing India’s ability to supply niche segments such as high-end Jewellery to the luxury segment.
IIJS 2007 - Beyond Expectation!
The IIJS 2007 saw a staggering amount of visitors, which more than exceeded the expected number of 25,000 visitors. There was record number of pre registrations that touched the figure of 17000.
Mr. Kamal Nath, Minister of Commerce and Industry had this to say about the IIJS 2007 – “Gems and Jewellery are one of the most important components of India’s export basket. They have really established Brand India on global canvas. It is heartening to note that the Gem & Jewellery Export Promotion Council is organising the 24th edition of the trade fair- IIJS 2007 in Mumbai. The GJEPC’s consistent efforts have helped in establishing IIJS as a premium international show”
The IIJS has been incredible in terms of networking and generating business. All across the board exhibitors said they had bulging order books from clients all over India & overseas markets including the Middle East, Eastern Europe and CIS nations.
The IIJS has become the benchmark show for the entire Indian Gems and Jewellery Industry, not to mention, quite a trendsetter! With a strong rupee and continuing economic growth, the Indian market is now extremely interesting for even overseas Jewellery industry players – manufactures, retailers, equipment makers and allied service providers all eagerly want to do business in India. The IIJS provides the best gateway into the country for them. The IIJS today is the fifth largest trade show in the world, with a higher ranking if the watch industry components are taken out of the picture.
With demand growing for newer and more global Jewellery set with diamonds and coloured gemstones, Indian retailers have found that the IIJS is the place with the widest selection of the latest trends and most innovative products.
Delegations that visited IIJS 2007
Delegates from Hungary
Countries
Thailand
China
Russia
Ukraine
Poland
Bangladesh
Pakistan
Iran
Hungary
Delegates from all the countries had interactive meetings with the Council officials. All the interactions emphasized on strengthening the bilateral trade relations between India and the respective country in the Gem & Jewellery sector. In a fruitful discussion with Chinese delegation Council has planned a “Diamond and Colour Gemstone Buyer Seller meet “in Shanghai from 12th to 14th December 2007. The BSM is exclusively planned for Indian Exhibitors and will provide a platform to Indian and Chinese counterparts to meet on one to one basis. Similarly exhibition is being planned in Iran exclusively for Indian exhibitors.
Indian Gem & Jewellery Industry in close coordination with Thailand Gem & Jewellery association is organising a Mines to Market conference for Colour Gemstones in 2008. In a meeting with delegates from Bangladesh visa issues and duty on Exports from India were discussed
SEMINARS AT IIJS 2007
The IIJS 2007, being an all – round Gem and Jewellery Show did not merely focus on exhibiting Jewellery, but also on imparting information and news on the Industry through the following seminars and forums:-
Joint Business Models for Survival & Growth – Panel discussion in association with All India Gems and Jewellery Trade Federation
o Mr. Ashok Minawala
o Mr. Dinesh Jain
o Mr. Harsh Soni
o Mr. Anantha Padmanabhan
Sell Online Worldwide
o Mr. Sanjeev Khandelwal
Family Business to Professionalism (Panel Discussion)
o Mr. Samit Bhatta
o Mr. Hemant Shah
o Mr. Prabir Chatterjee
o Mr. Vijay Jain
o Mr. Ashok Minawala
Dubai Invents the IDL Color Meter for Diamonds
o Mr. Peter Meeus
Diamond Update: Treatments, Synthetics & Substitutes
o Dr. Jef Van Royen
Hallmarking – The Road Ahead – Panel Discussion
o Mr. Nilesh Hundekari
o Mr. Dinesh Jain
o Mr. Shivram
o Mr. Rohan Shah
o Mr, Bachraj Bamalwa
o Mr. Anantha Padmanabhan
o Mr. Fatehchand Ranka
o Mr. Ashok Minawala
o Dr. Shrikant Palkar
o Mr. A.S Basu
Luxury Retail I – The DNA for Success
o Mr. David Minster
Luxury Retail II – How would Indian Jewellers Respond? (Panel Discussion)
o Mr. Nilesh Hundekari
Luxury Retail III –Comparative Analysis: India & China
o Mr. Ravi Thakran
Luxury Retail IV – Transforming the Retail Format (in association with WSG)
o Mr. V Govindraj
o Mr. Bijou Kurien
Re-faceting the Indian Industry
o Mr. Hemant Shah
Success Through Market Specialization
o Prof. V.K. Murthy
Dubai Revolutionizes Diamond Grading
o Mr. Samit Bhatta
Maximising Opportunities: A perspective on Relationship with Banks
o Mr. Rajev Seth
o Mr. Sanjeev Mantri
o Mr. Vasant Mehta
o Mr. Sachin Khandelwal
Developing Creative Business Techniques – I
o Mr. S.D. Tase
Developing Creative Business Techniques – II
o Mr. Vijay Tase
EVENTS AT IIJS 2007
Shri Subbirami Reddy, Hon’ble Minister of State for Mines, Govt. of India addressed the Press at a gathering. He said - “The new Mining policy announced by the GoI will be without any red tapism, translating to automatic mining lease from one stage to another. The new Mining policy can transfer the lease to another company who is more proficient in the next stage of Mining”.
The minister emphasized that it was his intention to remove all delays in the processing of mining permits required in the country. His endeavor is to ensure that production is maximized in as short a time as possible. In this regard, he is working with the State Governments to ensure that the Union-State Intergovernmental procedural delays do not hold up any mining projects.
Solitaire Design Awards 2007
This year’s awards ceremony attracted some of the finest design talent from across the country. Over 50 companies presented an astounding array of nearly 300 entries for the competition. The theme this year was ‘India’ with 3 categories
• India Traditional
• India Global
• India Futuristic
These categories were further divided into ‘Couture’ and ‘Pret’. The Solitaire Design Awards were set up to encourage and showcase India Jewellery Design talent. The awards have spawned some of the industry’s most exciting new talent as well as brought to light the innovation and creative genius that exists in India, and has hitherto gone unrecognized. The awards ceremony was presided over by Indian Minister of State for Mines, T. Subbirami Reddy and attended by top officials from awards sponsor, ABN AMRO Bank and international delegates.
Some of the winners in the cateogaries were Sama, B.N Jewellers, Royal Chains, Fine Jewellery (India) Ltd, Jewels Emporium, PRA-MAK, and DiaMande.
The Mind’s Eye – The IIJS Fashion Show
The highlight of the IIJS every year, the Fashion show at the 2007 show too, engaged the audience in an enthralling display of some of the most beautifully designed and crafted Jewellery, worn by India’s top models. The theme of the show was decided keeping in mind the almost surreal splendor of gems such as diamonds and rubies. The theme encapsulated fantasy and a spell binding reality in the display, lighting and visuals of the show.
The Fashion Show was divided into three sections: Reflections, Illusions and Search.
Reflections featured top-end diamond Jewellery, Illusions presented gold and colored gemstone Jewellery and Search showcased a range of silver Jewellery.
Goa’s Ex-Chief Minister Mr. Pratapsinh Rane, accompanied by his family, was the Chief Guest at the evening function. The General Manager, State Bank of India, Anuradha Thakur was the guest of honour and she said “We are proud to be associated with the Gem and Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC) and I congratulate them for arranging such a grand event.” The Jewellery was sponsored by Sama, A star Jewellery, Auro Gold, CVM Exports, Gaja, Silvex images Derewala and Eros.
Highlights
• Designers Council
The Gem & Jewellery Export Promotion Council’s Chairman Mr. Sanjay Kothari inaugurated the Jewellery Designers Council of India (JDCI) at the IIJS. JDCI will represent the interest of Jewellery designers and work for the development and growth of the jewellery industry.
• Indo – Thai ‘Pragati’
At the IIJS fashion event sponsored by the Thai Gem and Jewellery Traders’ Association, an agreement was signed on stage to jointly market a range of Thai colored gemstones under the ‘Pragati’ label. The agreement was signed by Boonyong Assarasakorn on behalf of the Thai India Colorstone Co. and Pravin Shankar Pandya on behalf of Diamonds India Ltd. The Thai Commerce Minister was also present at the occasion.
• Necklace with two live Siamese Fish
IIJS witnessed a unique piece of Jewellery, a necklace, shaped in the form of an Island with two live Siamese fighting fish swimming in a clear acrylic centre. Lining the center are gold nuggets, rough and black diamonds and colored gemstones. Tahitian pearls and a gem set scuba diver add to the grandeur of this piece.
• Traditional Pavilion- Zebaaish
This year’s traditional pavilion Zebaaish was set up by Council in collaboration with National Institute of design (NID). The Pavilion featured exquisite jewellery made by traditional technique of ‘Filigree’.
• National Institute of Fashion Technology.
Students of National Institute of fashion technology presented jewellery of abstract concepts such as emotions hallucinations, shapes and reinvention of iconic symbols.
• ICICI Credit Card: launching of special credit card
A special Platinum Credit Card was launched by ICICI for Council members. The card comes with host of benefits such as Rs. 20 lakh credit limit, generous rewards on airlines, Hotels etc. Members can use this credit card for IIJS transactions from next year.
Conclusion of the IIJS 2007:
The IIJS 2007 was an incredibly successful event, beyond all expectations of the organizers, the visitors and the media. While the show management was looking at a total footfall count of around 25,000, the actual response to the Show has been so overwhelming that this figure was crossed on the 3rd day itself! The IIJS has been a resounding success not only in terms of design or creatuve talent, but also in the business it ended up generating.
The visitors and the exhibitors were highly impressed with the organization, the logistics, the people management and the business environment at the IIJS 2007.
A few good words ....
Olga Apanyakin, Manufacturer, Adamas Moscow comments “We are one of the largest manufacturers in Russia having over 100 jewellery shops. India is a huge market and we are looking at the jewellery here to get the feel. The show seemed to be the best place to do this.”
An Smet, International Diamond Laboraties Antwerp “We are happy to be here. We just launched our Mumbai operations yesterday. We chose Mumbai over Dubai as India is such a growing market.”
An exhibitor at the Italian Pavilion said, “The show is getting better year after year. The facilities are good and no complaints what so ever. We made some new clients this year and the IIJS proved to be fruitful for us.”
Kazuo Ogawa, Designer, Tokyo, “There is going to be an Indian wave in Japan. The variety and vibrancy of the jewellery available here will definitely attract the Japanese customers.”
Umesh Ganjam, Ganjam Group Bangalore, India “The IIJS is very productive show for us. I am able to reinforce the relationship and also keep track of retail trends. This is the only event at which one can accomplish so much in few days.”
Nemer Abou Samra, Sidra, Lebanon, “This is my first time, I deal in jewellery mountings and the response here has been really good”
Vinod Lunia, N.M creations, Mumbai, India “My main market is Persian Gulf and I find lot of buyers from overseas, especially from Middle East. The show truly rocks.”
Danielle Max, Editor in Chief, Idex Magazine,” I want to congratulate the whole of GJEPC for coming on such a successful show. I have never heard people so uniformly positive in their praise of a show, especially not diamantaries! I always heard that Indian hospitality was legendary-now I know why”.
Considering that the IIJS 2007 made such a significant impression in the minds of the visitors, the expectations that have been laid on the IIJS Signature 2008 are only bigger and better… and the GJEPC only aims to surpass these expectations.
The IIJS Signature promises to be a Gem and Jewellery show par excellence. It shall be a select, high-end, by invitation only event, that will feature the crème de la crème among manufacturers and retailers. The IIJS Signature shall be all about style, glamour and opulence, whether it’s the luxurious feel, the heady Goa ambience, or the extravagant Jewellery. The GJEPC promises to pamper its visitors from beginning to end.
The Gem & Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC) is an all India apex body representing 6500 gem and Jewellery traders from India. Set up in 1966, it operates under the supervision of the Ministry of Commerce and Industries, Government of India and elected representatives of the industry. The Council is a non-profit organization involved in promoting the exports of the Gem & Jewellery sector.
Participant Profile for India International Jewellery Show 2007
Company Name; Country; Stall Category
3D SYSTEMS GMBH; Germany; MACHINERY
A ONE DAMOND AIDS; India; MACHINERY
A STAR JEWELLRY; India; JEWELLERY
A.J. MEHTA & COMPANY; India; JEWELLERY
AADINATH GEMS & JEWELLERS PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
AADYA; India; JEWELLERY
AAROHEE; India; JEWELLERY
AASHNA DIAMOND; India; JEWELLERY
ABHAY NAVINCHANDRA; India; JEWELLERY
ABHISHEK GEMS AND JEWELLRS; India; JEWELLERY
ACE JEWELS PVT. LTD; India; JEWELLERY
ACME INFOVISION SYSTEMS PVT LTD; India; ALLIED
ACPL JEWELS PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
ADESH INTERNATIONAL P.LTD; India; JEWELLERY
ADITYA GEMS; India; JEWELLERY
AERENS GOLDSOUK INTERNATIONAL LTD.; India; ALLIED
AGKEM IMPEX PVT. LTD.; India; MACHINERY
AGNI JEWELS PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
AHINSA JEWELLERY MFG. CO.; India; JEWELLERY
AJINTHA ENTERPRISES; India; MACHINERY
ALL INDIA GEMS & JEWELLERY TRADE FEDERATION; India; ALLIED
ALLIED GEMS CORPORATION; India; JEWELLERY
ALLURE JEWELLERY MFG. CO. LTD.; Thailand; JEWELLERY
ALPHA INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING PROJECTS PVT LTD; India; MACHINERY
ALPHA INTERNATIONAL; India; MACHINERY
ALPHA PLUS GMBH; Germany; MACHINERY
AMADENA LLC; U. S. A; JEWELLERY
AMAR MACHINE TOOLS; India; MACHINERY
AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY LABORATORIES; U. S. A; ALLIED
AMIT INDUSTRIES; India; MACHINERY
AMORE JEWELS PVT.LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
ANANT EXPORTS; India; JEWELLERY
ANIL ART GEMS; India; JEWELLERY
ANJA; India; JEWELLERY
ANKIT GEMS; India; JEWELLERY
ANKITST EXIM INC; India; MACHINERY
ANSAA JEWELLERS (P) LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
ANSH JEWELS; India; JEWELLERY
ANSHUMITA JEWELS PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
ANTWERP WORLD DIAMOND CENTRE; Belgium; JEWELLERY
APPLE GEMS INTERNATIONAL; India; JEWELLERY
APSOM INFOTEX LTD; India; MACHINERY
ARHAM JEWELLERS; India; JEWELLERY
ARHAMM DIAMOND JEWELLERY PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
ARIHA DIAMOND JEWELLERY PVT.LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
ARSHIA JEWELS PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
ART OF JEWELLERY; India; ALLIED
ARYA JEWELLERY; India; JEWELLERY
ASHA ENTERPRISES; India; JEWELLERY
ASHLYM CHEMUNNOOR INSTRUMENTS PVT LTD; India; MACHINERY
ASTRICK INTERNATIONAL; India; MACHINERY
ATR TRADING COMPANY; India; ALLIED
AURO GOLD JEWELLERY PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
AUROSTAR JEWELLERY (INDIA) PVT.LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
B & R WORLDWIDE DIAMONDS; Belgium; JEWELLERY
B.C. SEN & CO. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
B.N. JEWELLERS; India; JEWELLERY
BADHALIA INTERNATIONAL; India; JEWELLERY
BALLOU FINDINGS; U. S. A; MACHINERY
BANGKOK SILVER CO. LTD; Thailand; JEWELLERY
BAPALAL KESHAVLAL; India; JEWELLERY
BAYMONTE; Turkey; JEWELLERY
BEAUTIFUL JEWELS; India; JEWELLERY
BEAUTY GEMS & JEWELLERY; India; JEWELLERY
BELATRIX JEWELS EXTRAORDINAIRE; India; JEWELLERY
BERMARK DESIGN LTD; Thailand; MACHINERY
BEST BARGAINS; Canada; JEWELLERY
BHANDARI JEWELLERS; India; JEWELLERY
BHARAT TRADERS; India; JEWELLERY
BHAVANI GEMS; India; JEWELLERY
BHINDI MANUFACTURER; India; JEWELLERY
BINNY`S DESIGNER DIAMOND JEWELLERY; India; JEWELLERY
BISHWANATH GEMS & JEWELS PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
BLUE LOTUS JEWELLERY PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
BOMBAY JEWELLERS; India; JEWELLERY
BOMBAY JEWELLERS; India; JEWELLERY
BRIGHTEST CIRCLE JEWELLERY PVT LTD; India; JEWELLERY
BSK JEWELLERS; India; JEWELLERY
C & V DESIGN PVT. LTD.; India; ALLIED
C. DINESH & COMPANY; India; JEWELLERY
C. MAHENDRA EXPORTS; India; JEWELLERY
C.M. GOLD; India; JEWELLERY
C.V.M. EXPORTS; India; JEWELLERY
CASTCON INTERNATIONAL; India; JEWELLERY
CHAIN-N-CHAIN; India; JEWELLERY
CHAINS CORNER JEWELLERY (I) PVT.LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
CHANDAN AGENCIES; India; ALLIED
CHARLES & COLVARD; China; JEWELLERY
CHECKPOINT SYSTEM INDIA PVT LTD; India; ALLIED
CHINA DIAMOND CORPORATION LTD.; China; JEWELLERY
CHOKSHI ARUN GANESH JEWELLERY PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
CIEMME JEWELS PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
CITIZEN SCALE (I) PVT LTD; India; MACHINERY
CLARITY GOLD PRIVATE LIMITED; India; JEWELLERY
CLASSIC DIAMONDS (I) LTD.,; India; JEWELLERY
CLASSIC JEWELLERS; India; JEWELLERY
COLOMBIN STONE CO. LTD.; Thailand; JEWELLERY
COMBINE DIAMONDS LTD; India; JEWELLERY
CONCEPT JEWELLERY (I) PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
COOKSON PRECIOUS METAL; India; MACHINERY
CORE JEWELLERY PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
CREATIVE CRAFTS; India; JEWELLERY
CYBERNETIC INSTRUMENTS; India; MACHINERY
D.G. EXPORTS; India; JEWELLERY
D.S. BROTHERS; India; JEWELLERY
D`s Display & Packaging; India; ALLIED
DALUMI HONG KONG LIMITED; China; JEWELLERY
DARSHAN JEWEL TOOLS PVT LTD; India; MACHINERY
DASSANI BROTHERS; India; JEWELLERY
DELMER PRODUCTS LTD.; India; MACHINERY
DEREWALA JEWELLERY INDUSTRIES; India; JEWELLERY
DESIGN CREATION; India; JEWELLERY
DGLA QUALITY SERVICES PVT LTD; India; ALLIED
DHANDIA EXPORTS; India; JEWELLERY
DHANERA DIAMONDS; India; JEWELLERY
DIA MAN EXPORTS PVT. LTD.,; India; JEWELLERY
DIACENTRE; India; JEWELLERY
DIAGOLD; India; JEWELLERY
DIAJEWEL; India; JEWELLERY
DIAM CIRCLE MANUFACTURING PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
DIAMOND LAB INSTRUMENTS; India; MACHINERY
DIAMOND TRADEX COMPANY LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
DIAMRUSA CO. LTD.; Thailand; JEWELLERY
DIASQUA INDIA PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
DIASTAR JEWELLERY PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
DIATRENDS JEWELLERY PVT.LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
DIMEXON DIAMONDS LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
DIMPEX MANUFACTURING CO; India; JEWELLERY
DISON TEC EXPORTS; India; MACHINERY
DIWANSONS JEWELLERS PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
DORA JEWELLERY; India; JEWELLERY
DSOFT INFOTECH PVT LTD; India; ALLIED
DUBAI GOLD & JEWELLERY GROUP; U. A. E.; JEWELLERY
DURAFOURG INDIA PVT. LTD.; India; MACHINERY
DUSAD & COMPANY; India; JEWELLERY
DUSAD GEMS; India; JEWELLERY
EIGHTERNITY; U. S. A; JEWELLERY
EMERALD JEWEL INDUSTRY INDIA PVT LTD; India; JEWELLERY
EMERALD MINES CO. LTD; Thailand; JEWELLERY
EROS CRAFTS; India; JEWELLERY
EROS STONES; India; JEWELLERY
EUROPEAN GEMOLOGICAL LABORATORIES; India; ALLIED
EXCEL OVERSEAS; India; JEWELLERY
EXQUISITE GEMS; India; JEWELLERY
EXXOTIC INDIA; India; JEWELLERY
FANCIES JEWELS; India; JEWELLERY
FASTI INDUSTRIALE; Italy; MACHINERY
FINE JEWELLERY (INDIA) LTD; India; JEWELLERY
FINE RHODIUM; India; MACHINERY
FLAWLESS DIAMOND (I) LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
G.L. GEMS LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
GANDHI GEMS; India; JEWELLERY
GANESH JEWELLERY (INDIA) PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
GANPATI OVERSEAS; India; JEWELLERY
GARG ELECTROHEAT; India; MACHINERY
GB MECCANICA SNC; Italy; MACHINERY
GDK JEWELS PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
GEETA`S GEM IMPEX; India; JEWELLERY
GEM EXPORTS; India; JEWELLERY
GEM INDIA EXPORTS; India; JEWELLERY
GEM MART (INDIA) PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
GEM PLAZA JEWELLERY MFG. CO. PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
GEM SHOP; India; JEWELLERY
GEM STAR COMPANY PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
GEMBROS JEWELRY CO LTD; South Korea; JEWELLERY
GEMMOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF INDIA; India; ALLIED
GEMPLUS JEWELLERY INDIA LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
GEMS & JEWELS; India; JEWELLERY
GEMS PARK; India; JEWELLERY
GEMVISION; India; ALLIED
GESSWEIN TRADING PVT LTD; India; MACHINERY
GHATIWALA JEWELLERS; India; JEWELLERY
GIA-INDIA; India; ALLIED
GIFT GOLD; India; JEWELLERY
GILI INDIA LIMITED; India; JEWELLERY
GITANJALI GEMS LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
GJEPC CAREER CENTRE; India; JEWELLERY
GJEPC.ORG; India; JEWELLERY
GLOBAL SERVICES; India; MACHINERY
GLOBTEK; India; MACHINERY
GOEL JEWELLERS; India; JEWELLERY
GOENKA EXPORTS PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
GOLD CRAFT; India; JEWELLERY
GOLD PARK; India; JEWELLERY
GOLD PRINCE; India; JEWELLERY
GOLD SIDE PRODUCTION; India; MACHINERY
GOLDEN RAY; India; JEWELLERY
GOLDIAM INTERNATIONAL LTD; India; JEWELLERY
GOLDSTAR JEWELLERY (I). PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
GOLKUNDA DIAMONDS & JEWELLERY LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
GOPAL JEWELLERS,; India; JEWELLERY
GORDHAN DAS NAND KISHORE; India; JEWELLERY
GREEN FIRE; India; JEWELLERY
GS GEM SCAN LABORATORIES PVT LTD; India; ALLIED
GUNJAN JEWELS PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
GUPTA BOOK CENTRE; India; ALLIED
GYANJEEVAN GEMS CO. PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
H. K. INTERNATIONAL; India; MACHINERY
H.K. JEWELLERS; India; JEWELLERY
H.K. JEWELS; India; JEWELLERY
H.K.D. DIAMOND LABORATORIES(CANADA) PVT. LTD.; India; ALLIED
H.M.V. GEMS CO. LTD; Thailand; JEWELLERY
H.R. BROTHERS; India; JEWELLERY
H.V. JEWELS PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
HAMMER PLUS JEWELLERY PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
HANS LEASER TECHNOLOGY LTD.; India; MACHINERY
HARIPRASAD GOPIKRISHNA JEWELLERS P. LTD; India; JEWELLERY
HARITSONS INTERNATIONAL; India; JEWELLERY
HARMONY BY HAND CO. LTD; Thailand; JEWELLERY
HARSH PRECIOUS METALS PVT. LTD.; India; MACHINERY
HARSHWARDHAN GEMS PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
HEERALAL CHHAGANLAL TANK; India; JEWELLERY
HEMARUPA JEWELS; India; JEWELLERY
HIMAT JEWELLERS FZCO; U. A. E.; JEWELLERY
HISPANA DE MAQUINARIA, S.A; Spain; MACHINERY
HMV GEMS; India; JEWELLERY
HOBEN INDIA PVT. LTD; India; MACHINERY
HOT PLATINUM; South Africa; MACHINERY
HSIN YI CO.; Thailand; JEWELLERY
HYDERABAD GEMS SEZ LTD; India; ALLIED
I.C. JEWELLERS; India; JEWELLERY
I.G.S PUBLIC COMPANY LIMITED; Thailand; JEWELLERY
IDEX ONLINE (INDIA) PVT. LTD.; India; ALLIED
IGM INC; India; JEWELLERY
INDERLAL BALMUKAND; India; JEWELLERY
INDIA JEWELLS; India; JEWELLERY
INDIAN INSTITUTE OF GEM & JEWELLERY; India; ALLIED
INDIAN INSTITUTE OF JEWELLERY; India; ALLIED
INDIAN THAI DIAMOND AND COLORSTONE ASSOCIATION; Thailand; JEWELLERY
INDO WEST EXPORTS; India; JEWELLERY
INDUS JEWELLERY PVT. LTD; India; JEWELLERY
INDUTHERM ERWARMUNGSANIAGEN GMBH; Germany; MACHINERY
INFOSTAR BUSINESS SOLUTIONS; India; ALLIED
INSPIRE JEWELS PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
INTER CONTINENTAL GEMS; India; JEWELLERY
INTER JEWELS (MUMBAI) PVT.LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
INTERGEM EXPORTS; India; JEWELLERY
INTERNATIONAL GEMMOLOGICAL INSTITUTE (I) PVT. LTD.; India; ALLIED
INTERNATIONAL JEWEL SOURCE; India; JEWELLERY
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL HOUSE; India; ALLIED
ISHTAA GOLD JEWELLERY PRIVATE LIMITED; India; JEWELLERY
ITALIAN TRADE COMMISSION; Italy; JEWELLERY
ITALINDI JEWELLERS (I) PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
J.B. & BROTHERS; India; JEWELLERY
JAI EXPORTS; India; JEWELLERY
JAJOO BROTHERS; India; JEWELLERY
JASANI DEPT. OF JEWELLERY DESIGN & MANUFACTURE; India; ALLIED
JAYA JEWELLERY P. LTD; India; JEWELLERY
JCK JEWELS PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
JCK MAGAZINE; India; ALLIED
JENTNER; Germany; MACHINERY
JEWEL ACE INTERNATIONAL; India; JEWELLERY
JEWEL GOLDI; India; JEWELLERY
JEWEL PACK; India; ALLIED
JEWELEX INTERNATIONAL PVT. LTD. (INDIA DIVISION); India; JEWELLERY
JEWELLERY DESIGN & TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTE; India; ALLIED
JEWELLERY NEWS ASIA; China; ALLIED
JEWELLERY NEWS MILLANIUM; India; ALLIED
JEWELLERY PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT CENTRE-MUMBAI; India; ALLIED
JEWELRY PLASTER LIMITED; Thailand; MACHINERY
JEWELRY UNLIMITED; India; JEWELLERY
JEWELS EMPORIUM; India; JEWELLERY
JPDC, DELHI; India; ALLIED
JPDC, Jaipur / GTL, Jaipur; India; ALLIED
JUSRA INTERNATIONAL JEWELS; India; JEWELLERY
K. GIRDHARLAL INTERNATIONAL PVT.LTD; India; JEWELLERY
K.B.J. JEWELLERY PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
K.C. CRAFT; India; JEWELLERY
K.K. GEMS TRADING COMPANY; India; JEWELLERY
K.K. JEWELS PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
K.M. EXPORTS; India; JEWELLERY
KABIR JEWELS PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
KALA GEMS & CO.; India; JEWELLERY
KALASH DIAMONDS; India; JEWELLERY
KALASH JEWELS; India; JEWELLERY
KALINGA JEWELLERS; India; JEWELLERY
KAMA JEWELLERY (INDIA) PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
KANTILAL CHHOTALAL; India; JEWELLERY
KARAN MARKING SYSTEMS PVT. LTD.; India; MACHINERY
KARSIN COMMUNICATIONS MEDIA PVT LTD; India; ALLIED
KBS DESIGNS; India; JEWELLERY
KESAR JEWELS; India; JEWELLERY
KGK JEWELLERY P. LTD; India; JEWELLERY
KHAZANA JEWELLERY PVT. LTD; India; JEWELLERY
KHUSHALL ENTERPRISE CO. LTD; Thailand; JEWELLERY
KINETIC ARTWORK (HK) LTD.; China; JEWELLERY
KINU BABA JEWELLERY PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
KIRAN EXPORTS; India; JEWELLERY
KOHINOOR ENGINEERING WORKS; India; MACHINERY
KOLKATA GEMS & JEWELLERS PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
KREATION; India; JEWELLERY
KRIPA JEWELLERS; India; JEWELLERY
KRIPALANI & SONS; India; JEWELLERY
KRISHNA JEWELS; India; JEWELLERY
KROWN JEWELS PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
KRUNAL ENTERPRISE; India; JEWELLERY
KSHAMA THE ART WORKSHOP PVT LTD; India; ALLIED
L.N. JEWELLERY COMPANY; India; JEWELLERY
LAKSHMI JEWELLERS; India; JEWELLERY
LAL SONS JEWELLERS LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
LASER TECH; India; MACHINERY
LAVANYA JEWELS LTD; India; JEWELLERY
LAXMI DIA JEWEL PVT. LTD.,; India; JEWELLERY
LAXMI JEWELLERY EXPORTS P.LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
LILI DIAMONDS; Israel; JEWELLERY
LIVINGSTONES; India; JEWELLERY
LIVINGSTONES TECHNICAL SERVICES PVT LTD.; India; MACHINERY
LOTUS GEM IMPEX; India; JEWELLERY
LUCKY JEWELLERY; India; JEWELLERY
M. R. CHAINS (P) LTD; India; JEWELLERY
M.L. IMPEX; India; JEWELLERY
M.R. GOLD; India; JEWELLERY
M.S. TRADERS; India; JEWELLERY
MAANIT JEWELS; India; JEWELLERY
MADHAVI JEWELLERS; India; JEWELLERY
MADHU JEWELLERS PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
MAHABIR JEWELLERS PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
MAHAVIR PRODUCTS; India; ALLIED
MAILLEFER INSTRUMENTS.; Switzerland; MACHINERY
MALIK INDUSTRIES; India; ALLIED
MAMRAJ MUSADDILAL JEWELLERS & PEARLS DEALERS; India; JEWELLERY
MANAV GEMS; India; JEWELLERY
MANGAL MANI JEWELLERS PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
MANUBHAI ZAVERI ORNAMENTS PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
MARK THE MANGALSUTRA; India; JEWELLERY
MASTER CHAIN PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
MAXMATIC; France; MACHINERY
MAYFAIR JEWELS; India; JEWELLERY
MEDIA MINDS (MODERN JEWELER MAGAZINE - USA); India; ALLIED
MEENAKSHI JEWELLERS; India; JEWELLERY
MEGANET INFOTECH PVT. LTD.; India; ALLIED
MEHRA JEWEL PALACE PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
METRO ELECTRIC COMPANY; India; MACHINERY
MICRO CAST TECHNIQUES; India; MACHINERY
MICROGOLD REFINEMENTS.; India; MACHINERY
MIDAS DESIGNER JEWELLERY; India; JEWELLERY
MILANO JEWELLERS SUPPLY CO.; India; MACHINERY
MIMANSA JEWELLERY PVT.LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
MINAL ENGINEERING LTD; India; JEWELLERY
MINAWALA GEMS & JEWELS PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
MIORO HEDIYELIK ESYA SANVE TICARETAS; Turkey; JEWELLERY
MITHALI GOLD; India; JEWELLERY
MK COLOUR GEMS & DIAMOND; India; JEWELLERY
MKA`S RUBYLITE; India; JEWELLERY
MODERN JEWELLERS; India; JEWELLERY
MOHIT DIAMONDS PVT. LTD; India; JEWELLERY
MUN GEMS; India; JEWELLERY
MY CHOICE INTERNATIONAL; India; JEWELLERY
MYRA THE DIAMOND STUDIO; India; JEWELLERY
N.M. CREATIONS; India; JEWELLERY
N.M. KAREL & SONS; India; JEWELLERY
NAIDU PEARLS; India; JEWELLERY
NAILESH KUMAR KANTILAL PATEL; India; JEWELLERY
NAITIKA GEMS; India; JEWELLERY
NAMI EXPORTS; India; JEWELLERY
NAQSH COLLECTIONS; India; JEWELLERY
NAREN GEMS P. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
NATIONAL PRECIOUS METAL SMITH GUILD ASSOCIATION; HUNGARY; ALLIED
NAURATAN GEM & JEWELLERS; India; JEWELLERY
NAVBHARAT CARBON CO. (BOMBAY); India; MACHINERY
NAVGRAHAA JEWELS; India; JEWELLERY
NAVIN GEMS; India; JEWELLERY
NAVRATTAN ENTERPRISES; India; JEWELLERY
NEETHI`S; India; JEWELLERY
NEMICHAND BAMALWA & SONS; India; JEWELLERY
NEOS; India; JEWELLERY
NEPTUNE GOLD; India; JEWELLERY
NEW SUREN R.O.P; Thailand; JEWELLERY
NICETRENDS JEWELS (I) PVT.LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
NICKUNJ EXIMP ENTP P LTD; India; MACHINERY
NIKITA EXPORTS; India; JEWELLERY
NINE JEWELLERY; India; JEWELLERY
NOLKHA JEWELLERS; India; JEWELLERY
OCTAHEDRON; India; ALLIED
ONSAZ JEWELLERY CREATIONS; India; JEWELLERY
OTEC; Germany; MACHINERY
P & S JEWELLERY LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
P. MANGATRAM JEWELLERS PRIVATE LIMITED; India; JEWELLERY
P. MANOHARLAL JEWELLERS & EXPORTERS; India; JEWELLERY
P.C. CHANDRA & SONS (I) PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
P.D. & COMPANY; India; JEWELLERY
PADMA GEMS; India; JEWELLERY
PANACHE EXPORTS PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
PANIHARIN EXPORTS; India; JEWELLERY
PARAM EXPORTS; India; JEWELLERY
PARAS CHAINS; India; JEWELLERY
PAREKH PLATINUM LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
PARTHGEMS & JEWELS; India; JEWELLERY
PARUL GEMS; India; JEWELLERY
PAVITRA JEWELLERY PVT.LTD; India; JEWELLERY
PAYAL GOLD; India; JEWELLERY
PEAKOK JEWELLERY PVT LTD; India; JEWELLERY
PEARL CAST; India; JEWELLERY
PEEYAR EXPORTERS; India; JEWELLERY
PIHU GEMS; India; JEWELLERY
PIYUSH GEMS & CRAFTS; India; JEWELLERY
PLATINUM GUILD INDIA PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
PODDAR DIAMOND LIMITED; India; JEWELLERY
POLAR JEWELLERY; India; JEWELLERY
POLYGON.NET PRIVATE LIMITED; India; JEWELLERY
POOJA OPTICAL INDUSTRIES; India; JEWELLERY
PRA-MAK; India; JEWELLERY
PRAKASH GOLD PALACE (P) LTD; India; JEWELLERY
PRANDA JEWELRY PUBLIC CO. LTD; Thailand; JEWELLERY
PRECIGEM; India; JEWELLERY
PRECIOUS ALLOYS PVT.LTD; India; MACHINERY
PRECISION EQUIPMENTS & ENG. WORKS; India; MACHINERY
PREM JEWELLERS; India; JEWELLERY
PRIORITY ASSOCIATES; India; JEWELLERY
PRISM ENTERPRISES PRIVATE LTD; India; JEWELLERY
PRISM JEWELLERY PVT. LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
PRISTINE JEWELS; India; JEWELLERY
PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING WORKS; India; MACHINERY
PROFI-TECH MANUFACTURES; India; MACHINERY
PUNAM GEMS; India; JEWELLERY
PUNYA GOLD INDIA LTD.; India; JEWELLERY
PURAB EXPORTS; India; JEWELLERY
PURE
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