IIJS 2011 saw Contemporary Designs for Jewelleries................

IIJS 2011 chapter, IIJS-Signature and IIJW jewellery shows organised by the Gems & Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC) provided a platform for the Fashion industry to grow and collectively raise the bar in terms of quality, design and business practices.

IIJS Signature 2011 is one of India’s finest Gems & Jewellery show held in that Mumbai saw this month. This season was a confluence of the best that India has to offer in terms of design, craftsmanship and quality. After three successful shows in Goa, Gems & Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC) shifted the show to Mumbai, India’s Fashion hub. The shift from Goa to Mumbai is a decision taken to bring all trading activities to the centre of Indian commerce.

While the new IIJS Signature 2011 offered the same style and ambience as the previous Goa shows the Mumbai edition saw many exciting new features. This show still focused on the sourcing requirements of retailers, as before. The products on display were of the finest quality and contemporary design, housed in well-defined segmented sections for precious jewellery and loose diamonds and coloured gemstones, a veritable treasure chest for retailers from across the country and overseas.

2011 along with the shift in base from Goa, GJEPC introduced new attractions. The Signature Club, a special section for companies manufacturing high-end jewellery with carefully defined participation criteria are at a premium location. Also, an International Pavilion for leading overseas manufacturers of loose stones and precious jewellery was constructed in the venue.

IIJS Signature 2011 had registered over 400 exhibitors, with over 800 booths and delegations from UK, UAE, Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan, Myanmar, Thailand, Libya, Vietnam and the likes. “The show undoubtedly promised to showcase India’s finest in top-of-the-line jewellery design and manufacturing. The Gem & Jewellery industry is one of India’s leading foreign exchange earning sectors which over the years has witnessed a considerable growth in volumes of exports,” signed off Rajiv Jain, Chairman of GJEPC.

By :

Sourendra Kumar Das
femefashions.com