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GGJS : A convergence of culture, creativity and commerce
Gujarat Gold Jewellery Show returns for its 15th edition from 15–17 September 2025 at Gandhinagar’s Helipad Exhibition Centre, uniting culture, creativity, and commerce in a premier B2B showcase.
The Gujarat Gold Jewellery Show (GGJS) will be held from 15–17 September 2025 at the Helipad Exhibition Centre, Gandhinagar, promising an extraordinary convergence of culture, creativity, and commerce. Now in its 15th year, GGJS has established itself as one of India’s most influential B2B jewellery exhibitions, showcasing the country’s timeless bond with gold.
GGJS is not just a visual feast for jewellery lovers; it is a serious business platform that fuels the growth of the entire industry. As one of the largest and most professionally organized B2B exhibitions in the country, it attracts major players in the trade – from high- -5 volume retailers and exporters to boutique design houses and wholesalers
Spread across 2.5 lakh sq. ft., the exhibition will host 600+ exhibitors, 1000+ stalls, and 200 premium pavilions, offering thousands of collections that range from traditional kundan, antique, and jadtar pieces to bold, contemporary designs. Rooted in Gujarat’s jewellery mastery—Ahmedabad’s intricate kundan work and Rajkot’s distinctive creations—GGJS also celebrates India’s diverse regional traditions. A major highlight is the Hosted Buyer Program, drawing over 1500 key buyers for high-value business opportunities.
One of the highlights of this year’s show is the Hosted Buyer Program, which is expected to draw over 1500 handpicked buyers from every corner of India. These decision-makers come prepared for meaningful engagements and high value transactions, giving exhibitors a direct route to influential clientele.
The atmosphere at GGJS is both vibrant and focused — a place where connections are formed, collections are launched, and the immense talent of India’s jewellery industry comes to life. Over three immersive days, Gandhinagar will become the heartbeat of the gold jewellery world, where intricate traditions meet cutting-edge innovation.
This rare environment allows buyers to explore a spectrum of jewellery, from classical gold sets rooted in regional culture to bold contemporary designs pushing the boundaries of modern luxury. The diversity of offerings mirrors India’s own cultural richness — a marketplace that values both the ornate and the minimal, the historical and the avant-garde.
GGJS continues to shine as a glowing testament to Gujarat’s commitment to excellence, offering a global stage for Indian artisans. For the industry, it is a landmark event on the calendar; for the thousands who attend, it is a golden opportunity to discover, connect, and be inspired.
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GIA Board Of Governors In India To Discuss Industry Priorities and Expand Grading Services Scope
GJEPC Proposed Building On The Traditional 4Cs Framework With Greater Emphasis On Rarity, Traceability, Provenance and Exclusivity To Help Consumers Better Understand The Characteristics and Story Of Natural Diamonds
The GIA Board of Governors delegation, led by Pritesh Patel, President and Chief Executive Officer of GIA met dignitaries and senior leadership of the Indian GJ leadership at an event titled INDIA IN BRILLIANCE . Amit Pratihari, MD-GIA India was present at the event.The highlight was a fireside chat with Ajoy Chawla, MD Titan Co Ltd , Pritesh Patel and Amit Pratihari.

Earlier GJEPC welcomed the GIA Board of Governors delegation, led by Pritesh Patel, to its Mumbai head office on 14 October 2026 for discussions on industry priorities, certification services and opportunities to strengthen India’s position in the global gem and jewellery trade.
GJEPC recommended setting up a GIA verification service within Bharat Diamond Bourse (BDB), with a defined timeline, to make diamond verification more accessible and help deter fraudulent cases and fake laser inscriptions.
GJEPC urged GIA to extend grading services in India to diamonds of all sizes, including stones above 3.99 carats, as well as fancy-colour diamonds. The Council highlighted the delays and logistical challenges involved in sending such stones overseas for grading.
GJEPC proposed building on the traditional 4Cs framework with greater emphasis on rarity, traceability, provenance and exclusivity to help consumers better understand the characteristics and story of natural diamonds.
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