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BE PART OF THE ACTION AT IGJME- ASIA’S LARGEST GEM & JEWELLERY TECHNOLOGY FAIR. The 3rd edition of IGJME is GJEPC's initiative to organise Asia's largest gem and jewellery technology fair, providing technological support through the latest machines that can make a difference to both quality and quantity. This technology platform aligns itself seamlessly with the 'Make in India' initiative launched by the Govt. of India to boost our manufacturing sector and propel our country forward into becoming the world's leading manufacturing hub. At IGJME, exhibitors showcase cutting edge jewellery manufacturing technology, including laser machines, computerised yield planning machines, advanced bruiting lathes and diamond impregnated scaives. There are other reasons to be involved in the exhibition, and India's growing economic reputation is a big one. As the largest growing economy in the world with an estimated growth of 8% in FY '15, the country is expecting robust growth over the next 15-20 years, This means, that its contribution to global growth will surpass that of any advanced economy except the US. Moreover, the liberal policies introduced by the new government has attracted foreign investors as well. Indeed, there hasn't been a better time than this to plan your IGJME 2016 visit. Simply register yourself now by availing our 3- in-1 combo registration offer to enjoy a hassle-free IGJME experience. In conjunction with SIGNATURE IIJS PREVIOUS IGJME EDITIONS HAVE BEEN HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL ASIA'S LARGEST GEM & JEWELLERY TECHNOLOGY FAIR FEATURES THE LATEST PRODUCTION TECHNIQUES & TECHNOLOGY UPGRADES WHY VISIT IGJME OPPORTUNITY TO ADAPT TO THE LATEST TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY IS VITAL FOR GROWTH OF INDIAN GEM & JEWELLERY INDUSTRY FEATURING : • Jewellery Production Machinery & Equipment • Diamond Production Machinery & Equipment • Gemstones Machinery • Casting & Electric Casting Equipment • Precious Alloy, Refinery Ingredients • Tools & Equipment • Allied (Packaging / IT & Software / Education) The India International Jewellery Week (IIJW) is a unique platform envisaged to showcase a diverse range of jewellery on the runway and establish the design strength of Indian artists. A rst-of-its-kind event in the world, this jewellery extravaganza organised by the Gem and Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC), has over the years, seen some of the most reputed jewellery designers and brands displaying their high-end pr6t, couture and bridal collections on the ramp. Some of the most celebrated as well as emerging jewellery designers from top design institutes in India have used this platform to dazzle the audience with their innovative experiments in contemporary forms. India is a veritable treasure-house and is known for its rich traditional jewellery art forms - be it Jadau, Kundan-Meena, Temple, Bridal, Thewa or Tribal jewellery. And in a tting tribute to the eclectic jewellery crafts of the country, the IIJW helps designers promote the expertise of local arts by blending fresh and futuristic ideas on the runway, making it the most sought after haute design destination for fashionistas, jewellery acionados and national and international buyers. Every year, the IIJW sets trends for the coming season. Last year, 24 jewellery houses and designers displayed an array of dazzling collections that took the stage by storm. The innovative pieces for the arms and hands included Bazubands (armlets), Manchettes (long cuffs), Haath Phools (wrist and hand ornaments) and oversized bracelets. Rings too were the focus of attention for most designers who presented single, full and double-nger ring sets with large diamonds and coloured gemstones in breath-taking patterns. Tassels found a new interpretation in pendants, chandeliers as well as statement cuffs. Chand baalis (crescent- shaped earrings) and novel open-ended necklaces with oral engravings ruled the runway, while the shoulder ornaments got a complete makeover. Adding glamour to the magnicent event every year are scores of top models, celebrities and actors, including Sonam Kapoor, the GJEPC's brand ambassador. The IIJW over the years has showcased jewellery designers from across the globe namely Stephane Webster, Boucheron, Farah Khan Ali, Birdhichand Ghanshyamdas, P.C. Jewellers, Nirav Modi, Ganjam, Golechas, Gitanjali, P.N. Gadgil, Pallavi Foley, Moni Agarwal and the likes. The IIJW as a property, now in its 6th edition, has proved to the world that globally, India is one of the prime destinations for jewellery with design talents that are absolutely world class. 2015 TO 6 TH RD 3 AUGUST WELCOME TO THE BIGGEST JEWELLERY SHOW Trade Visitors 15000+ Cities in India 325+ Countries 55+ Exhibitors 150+ Booths 250+ Sq.mtrs 7000 IGJME REGISTRATION IS OPEN ALONG WITH IIJS
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BE PART OF THE ACTION AT IGJME- ASIA’S LARGEST GEM & JEWELLERY TECHNOLOGY FAIR. The 3rd edition of IGJME is GJEPC's initiative to organise Asia's largest gem and jewellery technology fair, providing
technological support through the latest machines that can make a difference to both quality and quantity. This technology
platform aligns itself seamlessly with the 'Make in India' initiative launched by the Govt. of India to boost our manufacturing
sector and propel our country forward into becoming the world's leading manufacturing hub.
At IGJME, exhibitors showcase cutting edge jewellery manufacturing technology, including laser machines, computerised
yield planning machines, advanced bruiting lathes and diamond impregnated scaives.
There are other reasons to be involved in the exhibition, and India's growing economic reputation is a big one. As the largest
growing economy in the world with an estimated growth of 8% in FY '15, the country is expecting robust growth over the next
15-20 years, This means, that its contribution to global growth will surpass that of any advanced economy except the US.
Moreover, the liberal policies introduced by the new government has attracted foreign investors as well.
Indeed, there hasn't been a better time than this to plan your IGJME 2016 visit. Simply register yourself now by availing our 3-
in-1 combo registration offer to enjoy a hassle-free IGJME experience.
In conjunction with SIGNATURE IIJS
PREVIOUS IGJME EDITIONS
HAVE BEEN HIGHLY
SUCCESSFUL
ASIA'S LARGEST GEM & JEWELLERY TECHNOLOGY
FAIR
FEATURES THE LATEST
PRODUCTION TECHNIQUES & TECHNOLOGY UPGRADES
WHY VISIT IGJME
OPPORTUNITY TO ADAPT TO THE LATEST
TECHNOLOGY
TECHNOLOGY IS VITAL FOR GROWTH OF
INDIAN GEM & JEWELLERY INDUSTRY
FEATURING :
• Jewellery Production Machinery & Equipment• Diamond Production Machinery & Equipment• Gemstones Machinery• Casting & Electric Casting Equipment
• Precious Alloy, Refinery Ingredients• Tools & Equipment• Allied (Packaging / IT & Software / Education)
The India International Jewellery Week (IIJW) is a unique platform envisaged to showcase a diverse range of jewellery on the runway and establish the design strength of Indian artists. A �rst-of-its-kind event in the world, this jewellery extravaganza organised by the Gem and Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC), has over the years, seen some of the most reputed jewellery designers and brands displaying their high-end pr6t, couture and bridal collections on the ramp.
Some of the most celebrated as well as emerging jewellery designers from top design institutes in India have used this platform to dazzle the audience with their innovative experiments in contemporary forms.
India is a veritable treasure-house and is known for its rich traditional jewellery art forms - be it Jadau, Kundan-Meena, Temple, Bridal, Thewa or Tribal jewellery. And in a �tting tribute to the eclectic jewellery crafts of the country, the IIJW helps designers promote the expertise of local arts by blending fresh and futuristic ideas on the runway, making it the most sought after haute design destination for fashionistas, jewellery a�cionados and national and international buyers.
Every year, the IIJW sets trends for the coming season. Last year, 24 jewellery houses and designers displayed an array of dazzling collections that took the stage by storm. The innovative pieces for the arms and hands included Bazubands (armlets), Manchettes (long cuffs), Haath Phools (wrist and hand ornaments) and oversized bracelets. Rings too were the focus of
attention for most designers who presented single, full and double-�nger ring sets with large diamonds and coloured gemstones in breath-taking patterns. Tassels found a new interpretation in pendants, chandeliers as well as statement cuffs. Chand baalis (crescent-shaped earrings) and novel open-ended necklaces with �oral engravings ruled the runway, while the shoulder ornaments got a complete makeover. Adding glamour to the magni�cent event every year are scores of top models, celebrities and actors, including Sonam Kapoor, the GJEPC's brand ambassador.
The IIJW over the years has showcased jewellery designers from across the globe namely Stephane Webster, Boucheron, Farah Khan Ali, Birdhichand Ghanshyamdas, P.C. Jewellers, Nirav Modi, Ganjam, Golechas, Gitanjali, P.N. Gadgil, Pallavi Foley, Moni Agarwal and the likes.
The IIJW as a property, now in its 6th edition, has proved to the world that globally, India is one of the prime destinations for jewellery with design talents that are absolutely world class.
2015TO 6THRD3
AUGUST
WELCOME TOTHE BIGGESTJEWELLERY SHOW
Trade Visitors
15000+Cities in India
325+Countries
55+
Exhibitors
150+Booths
250+Sq.mtrs
7000
IGJME REGISTRATION IS OPEN ALONG WITH IIJS
