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JMAIIE 2026: Elevating Indian jewellery machinery to global standards
The 5th edition of the Jewellery Machinery & Allied India International Expo (JMAIIE) has officially concluded at the Bombay Exhibition Centre, marking a historic turning point for the industry.
This year’s exhibition didn’t just showcase machinery; it signaled to the world that India has transitioned from a primary consumption hub to a global leader in manufacturing innovation.
A Visionary Inauguration
The event was inaugurated by Chief Guest Pramod Kumar Agrawal Chairman, NGJCI & Derewala Industries Ltd., alongside esteemed Guests of Honor: Pankaj Kumar Jagawat, MD, Shanti Gold International Ltd.Milind Barapatre, Director/Head of Office, MSME DFO Mumbai.Michael Chiles, MD, Goodwin Refractory Services India Pvt. Ltd.
The ceremony was hosted by the leadership behind the vision: Naresh Balani Chairman, JMA Forum, Rajesh Patil Vice Chairman, JMA Forum, and Kranti Nagvekar Founder, KNC Services.


Closing the Global Technology Gap
Historically, Italian and German engineering set the gold standard for jewellery machinery. However, JMAIIE 2026 proved that the gap is rapidly narrowing. By empowering MSME players to adopt high-precision technology, the expo has become a primary engine for the “Make in India” initiative.
Key Highlights of the 5th Edition:
- Domestic Strength: Indian manufacturers across all segments displayed a full-strength presence, showcasing “world-class” capabilities.
- Global Participation: Over 50 direct international exhibitors participated from high-tech hubs including Italy, Germany, Turkey, China, the USA, and Japan.
- Economic Impact: The floor saw a high volume of quality visitors and serious buyers, resulting in significant firm orders and high-value transactions.

Kranti Nagvekar Founder, KNC Services was emphatic over the success of the show, she said, “ JMAIIE was a constructive event, critical for jewellery manufacturing hub like India. W e are seeing technology at par with international players, and cost effective. It is heartening to see Indian jewellery machinery exported to GCC, Africa and other regions globally.”
The “Make in India” Momentum
JMAIIE 2026 served as a definitive platform for technology integration and market expansion. The consensus among international attendees was clear: Indian machinery has achieved global standards of quality and is now being actively integrated into international manufacturing lines.
JMAIIE is proudly powered by the JMA Forum and organized by KNC Services. As the curtains close on this edition, the message is resonant: India is no longer just following global benchmarks—it is setting them.















International News
India Delegation Arrives In Paris For Three Days Of Learning, Business & Collaboration
Buyers, Institutional Investors, and Jewelers Are Guaranteed Strict Adherence To Exact Quality, Testing, and Traceability Standards. Silver From Any BIS-Approved Refinery Ensures A Verified Fineness and Purity
GJEPC has brought a delegation of 17 leading Indian jewellery manufacturers to Paris for an intensive three-day programme aimed at building business, design collaboration, and long-term partnerships with French buyers, retailers, designers, and luxury brands.The delegationwas led by Shaunak Parikh Vice Chairman, GJEPC
The strategic trade mission comes as India’s gem and jewellery exports to France surged 19.72% year-on-year, reaching US$ 478.78 million in FY 2025–26 (up from US$ 399.93 million in FY 2024–25). Key drivers of this growth include:
- Gold Jewellery Exports: US$ 159.53 million (+18.69%)
- Cut & Polished Diamonds: US$ 204.07 million (+4.69%)
Despite rapid growth, India currently holds a 3.8% share of France’s total US$ 12.61 billion gem and jewellery import market, highlighting significant untapped potential for Indian exporters.
Strategic Briefing at the Embassy of India
The delegation’s engagement commenced on 13 October with an expert briefing at the Embassy of India in Paris on “The French Market & the Marketing of Desirability.” The session focused on French consumer trends, luxury brand positioning, sustainability, and market entry strategies. Key insights were delivered by:
- Anish Kumar Singh, GJEPC Representative for France & Founder, Bhartiya Paris Club
- Dr. Marta Marcheva, Executive Director, Institut Sup de Luxe
- Céline Dassonville, CEO, ethiwork
The three-day initiative includes market visits, knowledge sessions, and high-level networking, culminating in an exclusive Buyer-Seller Meet (BSM) on 15 October 2026 at the Marriott Champs-Élysées, Paris.
Participating Indian Companies
The 17 Indian manufacturers representing the country’s high-end craftsmanship and design capabilities are: Asian Star Co. Ltd, DNJ Creation LLP, Fine Jewellery Manufacturing Ltd, Goldstar Jewellery Pvt. Ltd., KGK Creations (India) Pvt. Ltd., Malya Jewel Craft, Neysa Jewellery Ltd, NTS Navrattan Jewellers Pvt. Ltd., Patdiam Jewelry Ltd, Priority Jewels Ltd, Renaissance Global Ltd, S. Vinod Kumar Diamonds Pvt. Ltd., Sunjewels Pvt. Ltd., Supergems Jewellery, Tanvirkumar & Company, UniDesign Jewel, and Walking Tree Atelier Pvt. Ltd.
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