Surat Rough Diamond Sourcing (India) Ltd (SRDSIL), set up by a group of
diamond polishers and traders to source rough diamonds (roughs in
industry parlance) from abroad, is now non-functional, with one of the
founders buying the company. read more
Monday, 21 April 2014
Forevermark will be in 30 cities in five years: Sachin Jain
With every passing day, De Beers premium diamond brand, Forevermark,
takes on a new lustre in the Indian market. As a part of its strategic
alliance with leading jewellers here, it signed on Khurana Jewellery
House and Entice Jewellery recently. The idea, according to managing
director Sachin Jain, is to have 200 retail franchises in 30 cities
within the next five years. The brand already has 120 jewellers in 18
cities in the bag. read more
India’s gem and jewellery export fall by 9% in 2013-14.
Indias gems and jewellery exports, which contribute about 15 per cent
of the countrys overseas shipments, fell by about nine per cent to US
$39.5 billion in 2013-14. read moreFriday, 13 December 2013
Tremendous Response to KGJS 2013 in the New Venue
The 6th edition of Kerala Gem and
Jewellery Show (KGJS) which was held from December 7-9, 2013 at CIAL Trade Fair
and Exhibition Center, Cochin received overwhelming responses. The prestigious
B2B event, which was held in Cochin, after a gap of two years, recorded
a high footfall of trade visitors and business delegates from across India.
The three-day mega exposition, unveiled amidst a galaxy of
senior government officials and dignitaries from the industry also reaffirmed
Cochin’s importance as the commercial centre of Kerala.
A huge stream of trade visitors attended the show which had
more than 225 stalls displaying a mind-boggling variety of gold and diamond
jewellery and allied equipments at CIAL Trade Fair
and Exhibition Center, very close to the airport.
KGJS 2013 was formally
inaugurated by K Babu, Minister for fisheries, ports
and excise, Govt of Kerala in the presence of K.P Dhanapalan, MP, Anwar Sadath,
MLA, P C Nateshan, state general secretary, AKGSMA (All Kerala Gold &
Silver Merchants Association), Sunny Chittilapilly, chairman, Dubai Gold &
Jewellery Group, P V Varghese, Panchayat president, P V Jose, convener- KGJS
2013 and president, Jewellery Manufacturers Association (JMA) and Sumesh
Wadhera, organiser-KGJS 2013 and managing director, AOJ Media Pvt. Ltd
Speaking
on the occasion K Babu said, `'Kerala is well known for its jewellery
traditions and has thriving jewellery business. Generating huge employment
opportunities, the GJ industry in Kerala has been growing and events like KGJS
help to highlight the capabilities and skills of this dynamic market to the
outside world.'’
The event also organised seminars, an awards function and a fashion show which was formally inaugurated by P K Kunhalikutty, minister for industries and information technology, government of Kerala. He said, `'KGJS is a prestigious jewellery event, the only one of its kind in Kerala showcasing Kerala’s craftsmanship and the potential of its jewellery entrepreneurs and karigars.'’
The event also organised seminars, an awards function and a fashion show which was formally inaugurated by P K Kunhalikutty, minister for industries and information technology, government of Kerala. He said, `'KGJS is a prestigious jewellery event, the only one of its kind in Kerala showcasing Kerala’s craftsmanship and the potential of its jewellery entrepreneurs and karigars.'’
After a glittering fashion show displaying the latest
jewellery trends, awards were distributed to local jewellers and craftsmen in
recognition of their professional achievements. The Lifetime Achievement
Award was given to Jos Alukkas, group chairman of Jos
Alukkas Jewellers. Two special awards for significant contribution to
the jewellery industry was given to T S Kalyanaraman, CMD of Kalyan Jewellers and Joy Alukkas, Chairman of Joyalukkas
Group. The Highest VAT payer award for the
year 2012-13 in multiple store category was given to Kalyan Jewellers. A
special exports award was given to Rajesh Exports and a special award was given
to Mallapuram district.
KGJS 2013 was organized by AOJ
Media Pvt. Ltd, the publishers of The Art of Jewellery – India’s No. 1Jewellery Magazine, and presented by the Department of Industries and Commerce
- Government of Kerala, in association with the Jewellery Manufacturers
Association (JMA), and was supported by the All Kerala Gold and Silver
Merchants Association (AKGSMA), Kerala Jewellery
Federation (KJF), Dubai Gold & Jewellery Group, and the Indian Jewellers of
Excellence (IJE).
Wednesday, 11 December 2013
Art Of Jewellery December 2013 Month Issue
Art of Jewellery India's Number One Jewellery Magazine check out what's main in December Month Issue
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Appetite for gold sparks vibrant jewellery industry
Kerala with its palm infringed beaches, flowing rivers, and plantation covered hills has emerged as the gold capital of the country with its swanky retail showrooms and dynamic jewellery business. A `must-see’ destination for tourists is also the hotspot for jewellery retail. Kerala, the epicenter of gold consumption, accounts for just three per cent of the country’s population but nearly 20 % of its gold market. With a per capita consumption of gold at four grams, said to be the highest in the world, Kerala is a jewellery retailer’s paradise.
Thrissur: Jewellery manufacturing hub
Thrissur originally known as Thirusivapperoorand previously known by its anglicized form
as Trichur, is the fourth largest city in Kerala.Besides being the cultural capital of Kerala, it is a major financial and commercial hub of the state.However, what puts Thrissur on the global map is its jewellery making skills.
Jewellery Specialties of Kerala
The jewellery of Kerala has always been reputed for its artistic perfection. Elaborate, heavy and painstakingly created by master craftsmen and traditional goldsmiths (called Thattans in the local Malayalam language), who belonged to the Hindu vishwakarma community, the jewellery designs were exclusive. Although women from all communities used to adorn themselves with varied ornaments, there were some typical designs for each caste or community.
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Appetite for gold sparks vibrant jewellery industry
Kerala with its palm infringed beaches, flowing rivers, and plantation covered hills has emerged as the gold capital of the country with its swanky retail showrooms and dynamic jewellery business. A `must-see’ destination for tourists is also the hotspot for jewellery retail. Kerala, the epicenter of gold consumption, accounts for just three per cent of the country’s population but nearly 20 % of its gold market. With a per capita consumption of gold at four grams, said to be the highest in the world, Kerala is a jewellery retailer’s paradise.
Thrissur: Jewellery manufacturing hub
Thrissur originally known as Thirusivapperoorand previously known by its anglicized form
as Trichur, is the fourth largest city in Kerala.Besides being the cultural capital of Kerala, it is a major financial and commercial hub of the state.However, what puts Thrissur on the global map is its jewellery making skills.
Jewellery Specialties of Kerala
The jewellery of Kerala has always been reputed for its artistic perfection. Elaborate, heavy and painstakingly created by master craftsmen and traditional goldsmiths (called Thattans in the local Malayalam language), who belonged to the Hindu vishwakarma community, the jewellery designs were exclusive. Although women from all communities used to adorn themselves with varied ornaments, there were some typical designs for each caste or community.
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Tuesday, 10 December 2013
Sixth edition of KGJS 2013 receives overwhelming response in Cochin
| The 6th edition of Kerala Gem and Jewellery Show (KGJS) which was held from December 7-9, 2013 at CIAL Trade Fair and Exhibition Center, Cochin received overwhelming responses. The prestigious event which showcased scintillating jewellery exhibition, knowledge sharing education seminars, and a momentous awards distribution ceremony and glamorous fashion shows. Presented by the Government of Kerala, and supported by all major trade bodies such as All Kerala Gold and Silver Merchants Association (AKGSMA), Kerala Jewellery Federation (KJF), Dubai City of Gold, Jewellery Manufacturers Association (JMA-Kerala), and Indian Jewellers of Excellence (IJE), the event is organized by AOJ Media Pvt Ltd. The three-day exposition was inaugurated by K Babu, minister for fisheries, ports and excise, govt of Kerala in the presence of Dhanapalan, MP, Anwar Sadath, MLA, P C Nateshan, state general secretary, AKGSMA, Sunny Chittilapalli, chairman Dubai Gold Group, P V Vargheese, Panchayat president, P V Jose convener- KGJS 2013 and president JMA and Sumesh Wadhera, organiser-KGJS 2013 and managing director, AOJ Media. Speaking on the occasion K Babu said, 'Kerala is well known for its jewellery traditions and has thriving jewellery business. Generating huge employment opportunities, the GJ industry in Kerala has been growing and events like KGJS help to highlight the capabilities and skills of this dynamic market to the outside world.' The event also organised an award function and the fashion show which was formally inaugurated by P K Kunhalikutty, minister for industries and information technology, govt of Kerala. He said, 'KGJS is a prestigious jewellery event, the only one of its kind in Kerala showcasing Keralas craftsmanship and the potential of its jewellery entrepreneurs and karigars.' The new venue at CIAL also attracted more visitors generating good business and active participation from both the exhibitors and the visitors. The exhibitor profile includes manufacturers and traders of plain gold and studded jewellery, diamond jewellery, platinum jewellery, fine jewellery, loose diamonds and gems, jewellery watches, silverware and silver jewellery, machinery and equipment, technology services. Suitably timed to capture the wedding, Christmas and New Year festive season demand, the event will also have dazzling fashion show, awards night and educational trade seminars. |
Saturday, 7 December 2013
Sixth edition of KGJS 2013 begins tomorrow at Cochin
| The 6th Kerala Gem and Jewellery Show (KGJS) which will commence from December 7-9, 2013 at CIAL Trade Fair and Exhibition Center, Cochin. Presented by the Government of Kerala, and supported by all major trade bodies such as All Kerala Gold & Silver Merchants Association (AKGSMA), Kerala Jewellery Federation (KJF), Dubai City of Gold, Jewellery Manufacturers Association (JMA-Kerala), & Indian Jewellers of Excellence (IJE), the event is organized by AOJ Media Pvt Ltd. The three day event will witnesses Indias finest jewellery manufacturers and technology service providers showcasing their latest products and designs to discerning business visitors from across India and overseas. The exhibitor profile includes manufacturers and traders of plain gold and studded jewellery, diamond jewellery, platinum jewellery, fine jewellery, loose diamonds and gems, jewellery watches, silverware and silver jewellery, machinery and equipment, technology services. Suitably timed to capture the wedding, Christmas and New Year festive season demand, the event will also have dazzling fashion show, awards night and educational trade seminars. |
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