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9th edition of India International Bullion Summit to be held from 28-29 March 2024

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India Bullion and Jewellers Association Ltd. (IBJA) shall be conducting its highly anticipated 9th edition of the India International Bullion Summit (IIBS 9) on 28th & 29th March 2024, at the prestigious venue at Aurika Hotel , Mumbai Skycity. IBJA completed its 105th year and now we are moving on to new century.

IBJA as usual has always been responsible association and has always played key role in protecting not only interest of jewellers but also of consumers.

The summit will bring together industry leaders, experts, to explore Latest Trends and Developments in the Bullion Market & to discuss and analyze the latest trends, innovations, and opportunities in the bullion market.

Organized by India Bullion and Jewellers Association Ltd. (IBJA), IIBS-9 aims to provide a platform for networking, knowledge sharing, and collaboration among key players in the bullion industry. Participants can expect engaging panel discussions, insightful keynote presentations, interactive workshops, and networking sessions, master class designed to foster meaningful connections and facilitate business growth.

With a focus on exploring emerging market dynamics, regulatory developments, technological advancements, and investment strategies in the bullion sector, IIBS-9 promises to offer valuable insights and perspectives to all attendees.

The entire focus of this year IIBS shall be on topics which are relevant and related to the Gems & Jewellery Industry. The topic includesFuture of Gold Supply Chain Bank V/s Qualified Jewellers V/s Refinery, FTA Boon or Burden for Refiners, Integration of BDR to EGR, Cyber Fraud in Gems & Jewellery Sector, Logistic & Insurance- Importance in Bullion & Jewellery Industry, Listing on Exchanges Available Financial Tools for Gems & Jewellery Sector, S.R.O- Future of Gold Industry, Navigating Silver Options at NSE: A Master Class, Gold Outlook, Regulation Governing Gold Industry.

Our panellist includes PR Somasundaram from World Gold Council,  Ashok Gautam, MD & CEO- India International Bullion Exchange IFSC Ltd (IIBX),  Kamalesh Sharma, Department of Metals and Commodities- IFSCA,  Sriram Krishnan- Chief Business Development Officer-NSE and various other expert of bullion and jewellery trade. 

Highlights of the event:

· Panel Discussions on Bullion and Jewellery Industry’s hottest topics.

· Industry’s leading intellectuals, speakers and moderators to participate in summit

· International & National speakers invited to the conference.

· IBJA Awards to be given to top achievers of the Bullion and Jewellery Industry.

· Golden Girl Award for

· Launch of IBJA product.

· Live performances by celebrities to enthral the grand evening.

· High profile networking and business opportunities.

· More than 800 esteemed national and international delegates have been invited.

· Cocktail and Dinner.

“We are excited to host the 9th edition of the India International Bullion Summit and bring together industry experts to exchange ideas, insights, and best practices. “IIBS 9 will serve as a platform for driving collaboration, innovation, and growth in the bullion market, and we look forward to a successful and productive event.”

INDIA INTERNATIONAL BULLION SUMMIT (IIBS-9) PRE – PRESS RELEASE

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Napoleon’s diamond brooch sells for $4.4m at Sotheby’s Geneva

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A diamond brooch taken from Napoleon Bonaparte following his defeat by Prussian forces in 1815 has fetched $4.4 million at Sotheby’s Geneva—exceeding its highest pre-sale estimate by more than seventeen times.The piece, which converts into a pendant, showcases a 13.04-carat oval diamond encircled by nearly 100 old mine-cut diamonds set in two rings. Initial estimates had valued it between $150,000 and $250,000.

According to Sotheby’s, Napoleon was forced to leave behind several carriages, including one carrying valuable possessions, when they became mired in mud several miles from the Waterloo battlefield as he rushed to escape the combined British and Prussian forces that had defeated his army.

The brooch was given to Prussian King Friedrich Wilhelm III three days after the battle as a war trophy. It stayed within the Hohenzollern dynasty for generations, passing through various German emperors, before entering a different private collection in recent years.

Another Napoleonic treasure, a 132.66-ct green beryl which he is reported to have worn on his coronation mantle in 1804, was bought for $1m by a US museum – also for 17 times its high estimate.Both items were highlights of the Royal and Noble Sale, which raised a total of $14.3m.

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