East India Jewellery Show (EIJS 2010)
1st Ever B2B Jewellery Trade Show In Eastern India
From 08th May - 10th May 2010
At Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata
Organiser: EXPOSURE
Promotion: JewelFortune.com
Welcome to 2nd adition of
EIJS :- East India’s first ever B2B exhibition on jewellery, gems, diamonds and allied products. With over 100 booths, it is an excellent opportunity to make new business connections, tie-ups, partnerships and most importantly have face-to-face interaction with the right people.
A never before platform to promote and showcase your latest designs, products and services which can cater to the burgeoning needs of the retail sector in East India with jewellery retailers not only from Kolkata - the City of Joy… but also from North Bengal, Assam, North Eastern states, Jharkhand, Orissa, Bihar and parts of Chattisgarh!
Meant for everyone associated with the jewellery trade, EIJS marks a grand new beginning for a future brimming with prosperity.
To be held in Kolkata… the pulsating hub of the East… EIJS is a proud initiative by Diamond Dimensions, Kolkata. Organized by EXPOSURE with Jewel Fortune as Associate-Promotions, NYUZ as Associate-Ideas, Chrome as Associate-Hospitality. EIJS 2010 is an endeavor to bridge the gap that exists between the West and the East. Most manufacturers, diamond merchants, equipment dealers are largely based out of Maharashtra, Gujarat, Rajasthan and some from the South too. The primarily markets that they look at traditionally have been the West, North and the South. The East has been a market not tapped, but one which abounds with a culture of jewellery consumption and is a region where a large number of retail jewelers have mushroomed in the past few years.
EXPOSURE, promoted by Sanjay Modi, who is also the owner of two jewellery stores,DIAMOND DIMENSIONS, in Kolkata and a modern factory set-up with around 100 strong work force. He has travelled and been a participant / visitor at almost all shows in the country, and he noticed the vacuum of a trade show in East India. It was his initiative with the support of his Associates that helped him take this valiant step.
JEWELFORTUNE.COM….. a venture by Mr. Sunil Tosawar, has been given the responsibility of promoting this show. Given his vast experience and his personalized relation with the top notch jewelers of the region, we are sure of reaching to all the retailers of eastern region. He is our Associate: promotions
NYUZ, promoted by Navin Sadarangani, who has been in the trade since the past 17 years, has a clear mission which goes along the lines “to influence the quality of management and service in the domestic jewellery sector”. NYUZ is helping as an Ideas Associate in this entire exercise.
To put it all in a gist, it’s an entire team effort, spearheaded by Sanjay Modi at the helm.
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Monday, January 25, 2010
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
East India Jewellery Retail Show 2009
Jewellery exhibition Sonar Sansar which started its journey in 1997 and took a break three years ago is back in Kolkata. Christened
the East India Jewellery Retail Show 2009, the exhibition will be held from November 27 to 30 at Netaji Indoor Stadium where 75 national and international jewellery houses would participate. “Kolkata is the birthplace of some of the most skilled craftsmen and many jewellery brand ambassadors come from Kolkata too – like
actors Bipasha Basu, Ria Sen, Raima Sen. But there was no large-scale show here to promote jewellery like in other cities. With this show, Kolkata comes on the map of world jewellery shows,” said Navin Sadarangani, founder of NYUZ, a jewellery retail enterprise.
“Simple gold jewellery has been out for about four to five years now. Today jewellery has to have other accompaniments, especially colored stones. The exhibition will thus have jewellery with kundan, jadau, polki, and other works with inclusion of Burmese and
Thailand jewellery. Fashion and silver jewellery, Victorian jewellery will be there too,” said Sanjay Modi, proprietor, Exposure, exhibition organiser.
Speaking on what can the ladies expect at the exhibition, Pankaj Parekh, chairman, Gem & Jewellery Export Promotion Council, eastern region, said today’s women prefer to go for light jewellery. “No one likes to buy a 300gm set anymore; instead, you go for 20gm pieces each with a lot of stones which can give the piece breadth and break the monotony too. Diamonds studded jewellery (in gold) with colored stones is the order of the day. This jewellery is fast replacing especially diamonds and taking a big pie from the buyer’s pocket.” Parerkh, however, also shared the drawback of this trend - one can wear the colored stones only with matching attires, not anything and everything, as the case is with diamond jewellery.
According to Bachcharaj Bamalwa, vice chairman, All India Gems and Jewellery Trade Federation, “Trend changes every day and nothing but creativity is common between jewellers. This exhibition will be a reflection of the changing mentality of customers. The general idea of buying jewellery has been going to the family jeweller and getting it done. But today people want variety and are ready to go out to various other jewellers. This one exhibition gives them that trust.”
Visiting an exhibition is always good for a trendsetter and a trend creator. “Students and designers yearning to get a glimpse of latest world jewellery will get a learning opportunity here. One evening will be devoted for networking among the retailers,” said Sadarangani.
The starting price at the exhibition will be Rs 1000.
Posted by Sunil Tosawar Proprietor of Jewel Fortune
the East India Jewellery Retail Show 2009, the exhibition will be held from November 27 to 30 at Netaji Indoor Stadium where 75 national and international jewellery houses would participate. “Kolkata is the birthplace of some of the most skilled craftsmen and many jewellery brand ambassadors come from Kolkata too – like
actors Bipasha Basu, Ria Sen, Raima Sen. But there was no large-scale show here to promote jewellery like in other cities. With this show, Kolkata comes on the map of world jewellery shows,” said Navin Sadarangani, founder of NYUZ, a jewellery retail enterprise.
“Simple gold jewellery has been out for about four to five years now. Today jewellery has to have other accompaniments, especially colored stones. The exhibition will thus have jewellery with kundan, jadau, polki, and other works with inclusion of Burmese and
Thailand jewellery. Fashion and silver jewellery, Victorian jewellery will be there too,” said Sanjay Modi, proprietor, Exposure, exhibition organiser.
Speaking on what can the ladies expect at the exhibition, Pankaj Parekh, chairman, Gem & Jewellery Export Promotion Council, eastern region, said today’s women prefer to go for light jewellery. “No one likes to buy a 300gm set anymore; instead, you go for 20gm pieces each with a lot of stones which can give the piece breadth and break the monotony too. Diamonds studded jewellery (in gold) with colored stones is the order of the day. This jewellery is fast replacing especially diamonds and taking a big pie from the buyer’s pocket.” Parerkh, however, also shared the drawback of this trend - one can wear the colored stones only with matching attires, not anything and everything, as the case is with diamond jewellery.
According to Bachcharaj Bamalwa, vice chairman, All India Gems and Jewellery Trade Federation, “Trend changes every day and nothing but creativity is common between jewellers. This exhibition will be a reflection of the changing mentality of customers. The general idea of buying jewellery has been going to the family jeweller and getting it done. But today people want variety and are ready to go out to various other jewellers. This one exhibition gives them that trust.”
Visiting an exhibition is always good for a trendsetter and a trend creator. “Students and designers yearning to get a glimpse of latest world jewellery will get a learning opportunity here. One evening will be devoted for networking among the retailers,” said Sadarangani.
The starting price at the exhibition will be Rs 1000.
Posted by Sunil Tosawar Proprietor of Jewel Fortune
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
Kerala Gem & Jewellery Show 2009
Kerala Gem & Jewellery Show 2009, the second edition of the incredibly well received B2B jewellery exhibition, offering a mine of golden business opportunities will be held from 21st to 23rd of November 2009 at Le Meridien, Cochin.
KGJS has started in 2008 identifying the long felt need in the state of Kerala to bring the retail trade closer to the manufacturers.
It is conceived as an ideal platform for jewellery manufacturers, retailers, artisans, and exporters to interact, network, source the latest designs and enhance their knowledge and further their business prospects.
KGJS 2008 has received an overwhelming response with more than 125 exhibitors and 5000 quality trade visitors from every district of Kerala and other regions of southern states. The exhibition was successful in giving big exposure to the state’s jewellery manufacturers and craftsmen and boosted the brand equity of Kerala. Going by the response, both exhibitors and visitors have immensely benefited by the show.
This year, over 175 exhibitors from India and abroad will showcase their latest designs and products. There will be 3 air-conditioned halls with exclusive pavilion for gold and diamond jewellery manufacturers. Another feature makes the show more impressive is the carefully chosen dates. It’s an ideal time to replenish new jewellery stocks for the Christmas, New Year and wedding season.
Kerala- the golden coast of jewellery business
Kerala, known for its penchant for gold since the days of royal rule, is turning out to be one of the hottest destinations in the country for jewellery trade. The state has the distinction of consuming 20% of India’s gold. There are over 10,000 jewellery retail outlets with well maintained stock and wide variety of ornaments here. Showrooms are comparatively huge in size and multi-chain outlets like Alukkas, Malabar Gold, Bhima etc. have presence even in hinterland towns.
Kerala in these days, with its high purchasing power and unmatched admiration for the glittering metal, emerged as a golden coast for the business. Jewellery retailers from Mumbai, Gujarat, Jaipur, Coimbatore etc. are flocking to Kerala to tap the lucrative market. Trissur is one of the largest jewellery hubs in South India and has around 3,000 large and medium size manufacturers. Around 40,000 artisans employed in the trade in Kerala. The most encouraging fact is that the global recession has not affected the industry here, and about 650 kg of gold is being traded daily in the market.
KGJS has started in 2008 identifying the long felt need in the state of Kerala to bring the retail trade closer to the manufacturers.
It is conceived as an ideal platform for jewellery manufacturers, retailers, artisans, and exporters to interact, network, source the latest designs and enhance their knowledge and further their business prospects.
KGJS 2008 has received an overwhelming response with more than 125 exhibitors and 5000 quality trade visitors from every district of Kerala and other regions of southern states. The exhibition was successful in giving big exposure to the state’s jewellery manufacturers and craftsmen and boosted the brand equity of Kerala. Going by the response, both exhibitors and visitors have immensely benefited by the show.
This year, over 175 exhibitors from India and abroad will showcase their latest designs and products. There will be 3 air-conditioned halls with exclusive pavilion for gold and diamond jewellery manufacturers. Another feature makes the show more impressive is the carefully chosen dates. It’s an ideal time to replenish new jewellery stocks for the Christmas, New Year and wedding season.
Kerala- the golden coast of jewellery business
Kerala, known for its penchant for gold since the days of royal rule, is turning out to be one of the hottest destinations in the country for jewellery trade. The state has the distinction of consuming 20% of India’s gold. There are over 10,000 jewellery retail outlets with well maintained stock and wide variety of ornaments here. Showrooms are comparatively huge in size and multi-chain outlets like Alukkas, Malabar Gold, Bhima etc. have presence even in hinterland towns.
Kerala in these days, with its high purchasing power and unmatched admiration for the glittering metal, emerged as a golden coast for the business. Jewellery retailers from Mumbai, Gujarat, Jaipur, Coimbatore etc. are flocking to Kerala to tap the lucrative market. Trissur is one of the largest jewellery hubs in South India and has around 3,000 large and medium size manufacturers. Around 40,000 artisans employed in the trade in Kerala. The most encouraging fact is that the global recession has not affected the industry here, and about 650 kg of gold is being traded daily in the market.
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