Surat: As the diamantaires in the Indian diamond industry have been exploring newer diamond consumer markets in the world to lower their dependence of US, the Gems and Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC) has organized a first-ever jewellery conclave in Australia starting from May 21.
The Indo-Australia Jewellery conclave to be held at Sydney will have a select group of Indian jewellery manufacturers interacting with leading jewellery retailers and buying groups across Australia, New Zealand and Fiji islands for two days.
The conclave has been so designed to facilitate one-on-one meetings and networking opportunities giving Australia buyers a deeper insight into India's manufacturing, design prowess and supply chain.
The 12 participating jewellery manufacturers from India have been carefully selected and shortlisted by GJEPC based on their excellent capabilities to cater to specific needs of the Australian market in terms of cutting edge design, quality and service.
Vipul Shah, chairman, GJEPC said, "The conclave will provide tremendous opportunities to the Australian business groups in enabling them to obtain first-hand understanding on the advanced technology being used in India to produce finished jewellery. This will further increase trading between the two countries."
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