GJEPC has launched its Eastern Europe trade delegation with an on-ground market study in Warsaw, Poland, as part of a broader outreach covering Poland, Romania and Serbia from 18 to 26 May 2026.

The initiative aims to strengthen India’s trade engagement with emerging Eastern European markets and create new opportunities for gem and jewellery exports through structured business meetings, networking events and direct trade interactions.

On the first day in Warsaw, the delegation conducted an intensive assessment of the local jewellery market, visiting leading retail destinations including Złote Tarasy commercial centre. The team studied major regional players such as Apart, which operates over 200 showrooms, along with Vezzi, Ami, Arenart and Pandora, each with sizeable retail footprints.

Delegates engaged directly with retailers, shop owners and managers to showcase Indian manufacturing capabilities and explore potential business collaborations. The study also examined sourcing models, import logistics and consumer demand patterns across gold, silver and diamond jewellery categories.

The delegation is designed to provide participating members with focused market exposure, business leads and deeper insights into the evolving jewellery landscape across Eastern Europe.