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GJS April Edition 2024 will cater to 350+ exhibitors, across 600+ booths; 10,000+ visitors expected
The main highlight of the GJS April 2024 Show: the convergence of all range of jewellery players under one roof. Networking events and interactive seminars will facilitate knowledge exchange regarding ongoing jewellery demand trends and the potential for new launches in the upcoming season. All India Gem and Jewellery Domestic Council (GJC) is set to host the much-anticipated press conference unveiling details for the 5th edition of its flagship event, India Gems and Jewellery Show (GJS), scheduled from 2nd to 5th April 2024, at Jio World Convention Centre in Mumbai. Esteemed members of the board of directors will be present to share insights into this highly anticipated event.
Renowned as #HumaraApnaShow, the GJS is a B2B exhibition which has solidified its reputation as a ‘must-attend’ for those seeking future growth opportunities within the industry.
The show will cater to 350+ exhibitors, across 600+ booths, 10,000 plus visitors, and 2,000 plus Room – nights for the premium buyers. GJS consists exhibitors of Gold Jewellery, Diamond / Studded Jewellery, Couture & Antique Jewellery, Silver Jewellery and Artifacts, Lab Grown Diamonds, Gemstones, Allied and Machinery.
GJC has diligently ensured that every aspect of the event is meticulously organized, with arrangements such as complimentary meals provided at the venue to ensure attendees’ comfort and convenience. Additionally, a dedicated prayer room has been set up to accommodate the spiritual needs of participants.
Moreover, the GJS April 2024 Show is poised to serve as the premier platform for unveiling new designs and fashion trends, attracting corporates, chain stores, and individual retailers from both India and abroad.
Saiyam Mehra, Chairman of GJC and Convenor of GJS April 2024 Show, expressed, “Positioned as the ultimate sourcing platform for new designs and fashion trends, the GJS April 2024 show caters to jewellers of all scales. It promises to offer a state-of-the-art environment for visitors to explore innovative and trendsetting jewellery collections, fostering healthy sales growth. The Show is timed strategically before Gudi Padwa and Akshaya Tritiya, creating an ideal opportunity for retailers to explore and immerse themselves in trendsetting designs. Additionally, all precautions for the movement of goods during the Achar Sanhita period have been meticulously implemented, ensuring smooth operations and compliance with regulatory requirements and the exhibition is purely a B2B show with no physical sales.
Rajesh Rokde, Vice Chairman of GJC, said, “The GJS April 2024 presents an excellent opportunity for stakeholders across the jewellery value chain to connect with emerging talents and creative minds. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our exhibitors and attendees, whose active participation has played a pivotal role in the success of the past four editions of GJS – India Gem and Jewellery Show. Our ongoing efforts are steadfastly dedicated to delivering an unparalleled experience to the industry, nurturing domestic business growth.”
Nilesh S Shobhawat, Co-Convenor of GJS and Director of GJC affirmed, “We’ve meticulously crafted our program, conducting thorough analysis of jewellers’ interests and needs, encompassing even the technical intricacies of compliance procedures. With this comprehensive approach, we’re confident that the GJS April 2024 Show will deliver an exceptional experience, surpassing the expectations of jewellers. Additionally, we are conducting the ‘Lets Talk’ Seminar series as part of our GJC Next Gen initiative, further enhancing the engagement and knowledge exchange opportunities at the event.”
GJC is also organising their Gala evening, GJC Nite on 3rd April 2024 at Hotel Sahara Star. Presented by IDT Gemological Laboratories Worldwide, GJC Nite is a perfect platform where the jewellers will be honoured and there would also be the Fashion Show featuring leading Indian models and celebrities showcasing some of India’s finest jewellery creations by renowned jewellers. The supporting partners – De Beers & Laxmi diamonds, with fashion shows from RK Bracelets, Padmavati Chains, Shubham Motiwala Jewellers & Unique Chains.
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Rihanna Rewrites the Jewellery Rulebook at Fenty Beauty’s India Debut
In Mumbai, the global icon ditches matchy sets for a bold, curated mix of Indian heritage and high-fashion statements.
When Rihanna arrived in Mumbai for the India launch of Fenty Beauty, she didn’t just make an appearance—she staged a masterclass in modern styling.


The 38-year-old global icon moved seamlessly between two distinct looks across the day, each carrying its own mood and message. For the official launch, she leaned into a soft, feminine aesthetic with a monochrome olive-green ensemble. By night, she pivoted sharply, stepping out in a sleek black dress that dialled up the glamour and edge.
But it wasn’t just the wardrobe changes that caught attention—it was the jewellery. Rihanna skipped the traditional route of wearing a coordinated set and instead curated a layered narrative using pieces from some of India’s most storied and contemporary design houses.
Earrings by Birdhichand Ghanshyamdas:

Her earrings, by Birdhichand Ghanshyamdas, brought a sense of classic regality—rooted, timeless, and quietly commanding. Acting as the anchor, they carried the weight of heritage without overwhelming the look.
Bangles & Rings by Sabyasachi:
On her hands, the interplay continued. Bangles and rings from Sabyasachi Jewellery added a textured, expressive dimension. Studded with tourmalines and layered with intent, these pieces leaned into expressive luxury—bold, unapologetic, and full of personality.

Haath Phool by Manish Malhotra High Jewellery:

Then came the twist: a haath phool by Manish Malhotra High Jewellery. Fluid and slightly theatrical, the piece blended Polki diamonds and rose cuts, introducing a couture sensibility that softened the traditional undertones while adding editorial drama.
Three distinct design languages. One cohesive story.
What Rihanna demonstrated in Mumbai goes beyond styling—it signals a shift. Jewellery is no longer about perfectly matched suites; that idea feels increasingly dated. Instead, the focus is on curation—on creating tension and harmony at the same time. Heritage meets couture. Structure meets fluidity. Maximalism finds balance.



Each piece she wore stood confidently on its own. Yet together, they spoke a single, unified language.
In breaking the “set rule,” Rihanna didn’t just experiment—she redefined. The message is clear: modern jewellery styling isn’t about coordination anymore. It’s about identity.
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