GJEPC travels to Las Vegas to promote Indian jewellery industry
The visit highlights India's growing role in the global gem and jewellery industry and the government's continued backing of export-led growth, Diamond World reported. Dr Reddy was received by Kirit Bhansali, chairman of the GJEPC, with Dnyaneshwar Patil, IAS, development commissioner of SEEPZ; Dr. Gaetano Cavalieri, president of CIBJO; and Sabyasachi Ray, executive director of GJEPC also in attendance.
The India Pavilion featured 30 exhibitors across sections such as Passport, Diamond Plaza, Lab-Grown Diamond, Gemstone, and Currents, showcasing India's capabilities in natural and lab-grown diamonds, coloured gemstones, and contemporary jewellery. The exhibit was designed to reflect a blend of craftsmanship, innovation, and design leadership.
GJEPC also hosted two curated experiences alongside the Pavilion: the India Design Gallery, which celebrates modern Indian design, and the India Experience Lounge, offering a cultural and business engagement space. The presence of senior diplomats and industry leaders reinforced India's ambitions to expand its global market share and provides a timely boost to Indian exporters participating in the show. JCK Las Vegas is one of North America's leading jewellery trade events, according to its website.
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