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GJC Unveils Its New Official Logo, Reflecting The Council’s Dedication To The Growth and Progress Of The Industry
The GJC unveiled its new official logo, marking an important milestone in its journey and reaffirming its commitment to strengthening India’s vast gem and jewellery ecosystem. The unveiling celebrated GJC’s new look, inspired by continued passion, reflecting the council’s dedication to the growth and progress of the industry.


At the heart of the emblem is a diamond shape, symbolising the strength and unity of the nearly six lakh businesses that form the backbone of the industry—from artisans and manufacturers to wholesalers and retailers. Integrated within the diamond is the letter ‘G’, representing Gems, Gold, and Growth, the core pillars of GJC’s mission.



A prominent upward arrow within the design signifies progress, innovation, and the industry’s rising contribution to India’s economy, while also highlighting the sector’s commitment to skill development and modernisation. The gold and emerald colour palette reflects prosperity, trust, and sustainability, aligning with GJC’s motto — Protecting, Progressing and Promoting the Indian Gem & Jewellery Industry.

Rajesh Rokde, Chairman, GJC speaking at launch of new logo said, “The unveiling of our new logo marks a defining milestone, symbolising the strength of our industry through the diamond and its forward momentum through the arrow. Together, these initiatives reflect our commitment to preserving India’s rich jewellery legacy while guiding it toward a progressive and globally competitive future.”
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GJEPC Delegation Outreach In Sydney Strengthens India–Australia Jewellery Trade Ties
GJEPC’s Sydney leg brought together 32 participants, including 15 representatives from 9 leading jewellery brands, 8 visiting delegation members, CG Office representatives and event partners.
The outreach connected Indian exporters with Australia’s independent jewellery network through a day of industry engagement, showroom visits and business interactions.
The programme included visits to Altmann & Cherny, ABC Showroom and Queen Victoria Building, followed by the official delegation dinner at Doltone House.
Participating jewellery brands: Excellent Jewellers, Altmann & Cherny, Roberto Mattei Jewellery Design, Ashmi Jewellers, Malabar Gold & Diamonds, Nicole Winkler Jewellery, Joyalukkas, RB Diamonds and Lords Jewellers.
With India’s gems & jewellery exports to Australia reaching US$374.33 million in FY2025–26, the Sydney outreach further strengthened industry connections and explored new opportunities under the India–Australia ECTA.
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