Jaipur: The country’s largest showpiece gem and jewellery exhibition for domestic retailers got bigger this year as it will host over 1,100 booths displaying and selling gemstones, jewellery, costume, and silver articles.
Organisers said the four-day Jaipur Jewellery Show (JJS) that starts from December 22 is expecting more than 8,000 trade buyers and 50,000 domestic and international visitors.
“Nearly 1,000 top retailers of the country have confirmed their participation. They have been visiting the event every year as they want regular supply of merchandise for retailing,” said Rajeev Jain, convener of the show. Emeralds will be the theme of the event which has become popular as December show. “To promote emeralds, a group of 15 members has been formed with Gemfields as the promotion partner. We have planned a lot of activities to around the theme,” said Vimal Chand Surana, chairman of JJS.
Listed on the annual event calendar of the state tourism department, JJS is also looked up to by the individual buyers. “People from cities like Delhi and Mumbai come and make wedding purchases. We have done promotions in the national capital to attract buyers,” said Ajay Kala, spokesperson of JJS.
In order to push design aesthetics and compete with the global trends, the organisers have instituted a design festival alongside the event. The focus of the design festival this year will be on the role of technology and its impact on the gem and jewellery industry.
Around eight designing institutes will showcase their creative designs during the festival, said Jain.
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Organisers said the four-day Jaipur Jewellery Show (JJS) that starts from December 22 is expecting more than 8,000 trade buyers and 50,000 domestic and international visitors.
“Nearly 1,000 top retailers of the country have confirmed their participation. They have been visiting the event every year as they want regular supply of merchandise for retailing,” said Rajeev Jain, convener of the show. Emeralds will be the theme of the event which has become popular as December show. “To promote emeralds, a group of 15 members has been formed with Gemfields as the promotion partner. We have planned a lot of activities to around the theme,” said Vimal Chand Surana, chairman of JJS.
Listed on the annual event calendar of the state tourism department, JJS is also looked up to by the individual buyers. “People from cities like Delhi and Mumbai come and make wedding purchases. We have done promotions in the national capital to attract buyers,” said Ajay Kala, spokesperson of JJS.
In order to push design aesthetics and compete with the global trends, the organisers have instituted a design festival alongside the event. The focus of the design festival this year will be on the role of technology and its impact on the gem and jewellery industry.
Around eight designing institutes will showcase their creative designs during the festival, said Jain.
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Rajasthan CM-designate Bhajan Lal Sharma to take oath on December 15
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Rajasthan Chief Minister-designate Bhajanlal Sharma, along with his two deputies, will take the oath of office at Albert Hall, Ramniwas Bagh, in Jaipur. The party-picked legislators Diya Kumari and Prem Chand Bairwa will be sworn in as Deputy Chief Ministers. Vasudev Devn will take the oath of Assembly Speaker. The ceremony is expected to be attended by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Minister Amit Shah, and Defence Minister Rajnath Singh. Bhajanlal Sharma, a first-time MLA from the Sanganer assembly constituency, is backed by Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh. Sharma won the seat with an impressive margin against his Indian National Congress opponent Pushpendra Bhardwaj. Prem Chand Bairwa is the sitting BJP MLA from the Dudu constituency, while Diya Kumari won from the Vidyadhar Nagar constituency. The BJP won 115 seats in the Rajasthan Assembly Election, forming the government, while the Congress trailed at 69 seats.
2 women steal jewellery
Two women stole gold and diamond jewellery worth lakhs from the house of a businessman in Juni Indore. The women arrived at the residence in search of domestic work. While one woman cleaned the kitchen, the other went inside a bedroom, broke the almirah, and stole the jewellery. The incident was captured on CCTV footage. The estimated value of the stolen jewellery is Rs 10 lakh.
Two women stole gold and diamond jewellery worth lakhs from the house of a businessman in Juni Indore. The women arrived at the residence in search of domestic work. While one woman cleaned the kitchen, the other went inside a bedroom, broke the almirah, and stole the jewellery. The incident was captured on CCTV footage. The estimated value of the stolen jewellery is Rs 10 lakh.
