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Gold and platinum jewellery exports to US will face 32-34 per cent duty, silver jewellery could be as high as 40.5 per cent
US President Donald Trump’s 27 per cent tariff on gems and jewellery industry will cause a disruption in the industry as US is one of the major exporting destinations for India, says Industry experts.
Gold and platinum jewellery will face 32-34 per cent duty, while silver jewellery could be taxed as high as 40.5 per cent. Other items such as lab-grown diamonds and imitation jewellery will also see significant hikes, going up to 38 per cent.The hike will hurt major categories like cut and polished diamonds and studded gold jewellery, which constitute a large share of exports.
Experts also warn that Indian exporters, especially small businesses, may lose share in US markets to other countries not facing these duties. They urge quick action from Indian policymakers to protect the country’s leadership in the global gems and jewellery trade.
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GJEPC & DHL Host E-Commerce & Export Logistics Seminar In Delhi
Industry Seminar Focuses On E-Commerce Growth, Logistics Solutions and Global Shipping Opportunities For The Gem and Jewellery Sector
Gem & Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC) Delhi Regional Office, in association with DHL, organised an industry seminar titled “Delhi to the World” on 14th May 2026 at the GJEPC Delhi Office, bringing together 35 members to discuss e-commerce, logistics and international shipping solutions for the gem and jewellery sector.
Welcoming the participants, Ashutosh Srivastava, Regional Director – North, greeted the DHL delegation comprising Ashim Sen, Satya Rath, Tej Desai, Vishal Sehgal, Rishi Pant, Aditya Karid and Aditya Khandelwal. He also welcomed Nitin Khandelwal, Deputy Director – Jaipur & Head of E-commerce, GJEPC, who highlighted the increasing importance of e-commerce and modern logistics infrastructure for the gem and jewellery industry during his keynote address.
The DHL team delivered a detailed presentation on logistics, courier and international shipping solutions tailored for the gem and jewellery trade. The session covered secure shipment handling, customs clearance procedures, shipment tracking facilities, and DHL’s global logistics network.
An interactive Q&A session followed, during which participants discussed shipment procedures, export documentation, insurance requirements, and logistics-related challenges faced by exporters. In his concluding remarks, Antarpal Singh Sawhney, Regional Chairman – North, GJEPC, informed members that DHL would offer special rates to GJEPC members.
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