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The 2nd SEZ Gem and Jewellery Conclave
Conclave provided valuable insights in technology, branding, exports, SEZ policy
The Second SEZ Gem and Jewellery Conclave held at Bharatratnam Mega CFC in SEEPZ, Mumbai, brought together influential stakeholders from across the gem and jewellery sector to deliberate on industry growth, innovation, and policy advancements.The conclave provided valuable insights into the latest industry trends in technology, branding, exports.
The conclave was inaugurated by Dr P Anbalagan, IAS, Principal Secretary, Industries Department, Government of Maharashtra. Present at the inauguration were Kirit Bhansali, Chairman, GJEPC, Saunak Parikh, Vice Chairman, GJEPC, Suvankar Sen, MD, Senco Gold & Diamonds, Sabyasachi Ray, ED, GJEPC, Colin Shah, Head of the Working Group, Bharat Ratnam Mega CFC and Adil Kotwal, Director – SEEPZ GJ Manufacturers Association.

Dr. P Anbalagan in his inaugural address said “The Union and state governments aim to grow India’s economy from USD 3 trillion to USD 30 trillion, requiring double-digit growth across sectors, with Maharashtra as a key driver. As the state with the highest FDI, Maharashtra targets a USD 1 trillion economy in 4-5 years, needing 13-14% annual growth. We are looking at the GJ sector as generator of employment and employment.The employment intensive GJ sector will be cornerstone of Maharashtra becoming a $1 trillion economy.The GJ sector in Maharashtra is contributing 47 per cent of India’s GJ exports.”
Track 1 – Technology included: Platinum Group Metal Recycling , Dr Debashish Bhattacharya, Technical Director of Covalence, India, Casting, Stamping and Tubing in Platinum, Dr. Peter Hofmann, Chairman of INDUTHERM, Germany and Rakesh Jangid, Technical Director, Lagor India, 3D Printing of Precious Metal for Commercial Use-Dr Andrea Friso, R&D Head, Legor Italy ,Technology in Diamond Testing, Jayant Kulkarni , Partner ,SGL, Challenges in Identification of Lab Grown Diamonds by Deepa Srinivasa, Chief Gemmologist – Research & Development – GSI, India
Track 2 – Branding included: Redefining Businesses by Sachin Jain, Educator, LÉCOLE School of Jewellery Arts , Dubai, Revitalizing Diamond Desire by Amit Pratihari, Managing Director, De Beers.
Track 3 – Investments included: Booster to G&J Manufacturing by Sabyasachi Ray, Executive Director, GJEPC ,Draft Report of Common SoP for SEZs by Nishant, Partner, ELP.
With key decision-makers in attendance, the conclave promises to be an influential platform for shaping the future of the sector.
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Tiffany & Co. Unveils The Final Installment Blue Book 2026: Hidden Garden – Autumn Phase
Autumn Launch Monetizes Legacy IP By Synthesizing Iconic Jean Schlumberger Design Frameworks With Modernized Material Sourcing
Tiffany & Co. today announced the strategic rollout of the final installment of its core high-jewelry strategy for FY2026: Blue Book 2026: Hidden Garden – Autumn Phase.
Following Q1 and Q2 activations in New York and Paris, this release optimizes the brand’s creative portfolio, driving multi-seasonal consumer engagement through elevated, nature-focused design paradigms.
Developed under the strategic direction of Nathalie Verdeille alongside the Paris Atelier execution team, the Autumn launch monetizes legacy IP by synthesizing iconic Jean Schlumberger design frameworks with modernized material sourcing.
Key Product Pillars & Performance Highlights:
The Nest Vertical:
Features scalable structural geometry utilizing integrated platinum and 18k yellow gold matrixing to surround high-margin Fancy Yellow cushion-cut diamonds.
Hanging Garden Portfolio:


Optimizes mixed-gem synergies, combining custom-cut Mozambique cabochon rubies, lavender chalcedony, and proprietary paillonné enamel to deliver a differentiated color value proposition.
Hanging Fruit Series: Iterates on the archival Schlumberger “Two Fruit” clip framework, utilizing orange spessartines and turquoise cabochons to scale market reach within modern high-jewelry segments.
Dahlia & Pineapple Asset Lines:
Integrates archive-inspired ribbon forms and geometric skin-patterning featuring high-grade Sri Lankan sapphires, deep blue paillonné enamel, and vivid tsavorites.

Vine & Paradise Bird Integrations: Capstones the collection with mixed-cut diamond arrays, hand-engraved gold detailing, and high-carat centerpiece gemstones, including a 31-carat cabochon chalcedony and a 37-carat rose quartz.
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