Editor’s Note
The 22nd Jaipur Jewellery Show, themed ‘Rubies – Rare, Royal, and Rewarded,’ concluded as a major success, drawing over 50,000 visitors. The event showcased exquisite global designs and featured prominent international brands.
The country’s largest jewelry show was held in Sitapura, Jaipur.
The 22nd edition of the country’s largest four-day jewelry show was held in Sitapura, Jaipur. During this period, there was a crowd of over 50,000 visitors and buyers, and rare and royal ruby designs from around the world were also on display. The theme of this year’s Jaipur Jewellery Show was ‘Rubies – Rear, Royal, and Rewarded’. Over the four days of the show, international brands from places like Hong Kong and Bangkok, along with brands from across India, presented their jewelry designs.
This time, over 1200 booths were set up, of which 66% were designer jewelry booths. New and beautiful jewelry designs at every booth attracted visitors. This show was not just about jewelry; it also featured a distinct level of security.
A 3-layer security arrangement was implemented during the show to ensure a safe and smooth experience for all visitors. Every booth was designed to give a showroom-like feel, providing visitors with a premium shopping experience.
This time, an excellent collection of jewelry designs was seen here, including Kundan Meena, Polki, diamond cuts, colored stones, as well as emeralds, sapphires, coral, and pearls. In addition to traditional temple jewelry, new trends in lightweight and contemporary jewelry were also observed here. The show became a platform where jewelers were presenting their creativity and artistry to the world.
The 22nd edition of the Jaipur Jewellery Show was proof of how deeply new trends and designs influence this industry. This event was not just a medium for B2B exchange but also a very special opportunity for B2C buyers.
The event was organized at JECC in Sitapura, Jaipur, where jewelers and buyers from India and abroad were finalizing their deals. The four-day journey of the Jaipur Jewellery Show was not just an exhibition but turned into a grand celebration. The show started 22 years ago with 67 booths. Now, over 1200 jewelry booths are set up.
The most headlines were grabbed by a necklace made of rubies from Hyderabad, named ‘Rosy Radiance’. This necklace was crafted using 1200 carats of precious ruby light stones, along with diamonds and gold. 780 grams of gold were used in this necklace. 10,000 diamonds of 35 carats were also used. This necklace, prepared after 8 months of hard work, is very special in many other ways.
(Report by Rhythm Jain)