2. Group No 7
• Asit Sakhare.
• Bhavna Solanki.
• Binkal Dedhia.
• Harshad Jadhav.
• Raj Sohanda.
• Roshan Shetty.
• Vijay Rajpal.

3. Outline
• Vision and Mission
• About us.
• Roles & objectives
• Importance to Indian Economy
• Global Overview
• Exports
• Current Policies
• Training’s Conducted.
• Kimberley Process
• Programmes Conducted ( Indian, New and Big Players)
• Current Events with latest updates
• Trade shows and Exhibition
• Conclusion.

4. Vision Statement
“ To Make India the preferred
source for quality gems and
jewellery.”
Mission Statement
“ To enable every individual
associated with the Indian gems
and jewellery industry to
achieve their full potential.”

5. • Set-up in 1966, the GJEPC has over the years effectively moulded the
scattered efforts of individual exporters to make the gem and jewellery
sector a powerful engine driving India's export-led growth. GJEPC is
continuously working towards creating a pool of artisans and
designers trained to international standards so as to consolidate the
Indian jewellery industry and establish it as a prominent global player
in the jewellery segment.
• The Council is primarily involved in introducing the Indian gem &
jewellery products to the international market and promotes their
exports. To achieve this, the Council provides market information to
its members regarding foreign trade inquiries, trade and tariff
regulations, rates of import duties, and information about jewellery
fairs and exhibitions.

6. The Council’s primary objective is to promote and thereby
enhance exports of gems and jewellery from India.
• To provide guidance and information to members
• To liaise between the trade and government on issues
pertaining to the industry.
• To advise the Indian government on matters pertaining to
the industry.
• To provide training and R & D support for the development
of the trade.
• To facilitate contacts between Indian and foreign
businessmen.

7.  Trade Facilitator
 Advisory Role
 Nodal Agency for Kimberley Process Certification
Scheme
 Training & Research
 Varied Interests

8. • One of India’s leading foreign exchange earning sector.
• Diamonds account for 54 percent of the total export basket of
the industry, with gold jewellery contributing 38 percent and
coloured gemstones contributing 1 percent each whereas rough
diamonds contribute 4 percent of the total share.
• The Indian industry has received a boost from the trade-
friendly regime ushered in by the government.
• Most recently, it is the jewellery sector that India has made
brilliant impact, emerging as the fastest growing jewellery
exported in the world, averaging a growth of nearly 15-20 per
cent each year over the last decade.

9. • Ascertain India’s leadership position in Global overview.
• Establish “ INDIA” as a “BRAND” to reckon with in Gem
& Jewellery.
• Truly Make India the World’s trading hub for Gem &
Jewellery.
• Lead the Industry in Driving Gem & Jewellery sales
worldwide.

11. 0
10000
20000
30000
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
India's Export of Cut & Polished Diamonds

12. 0
10000
20000
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
India's Gold Jewellery Exports

13. 0
200
400
600
800
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
Indian's Export of Coloured Gemstones

16. Items 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13
(Provisional)
Rough Diamonds 7,960 9,048 11,994 15,132 13473
Rough Col.
Gemstones
106 117 150 136 180
Rough Synthetic
Stones
3 2 9 12 28
Gold Bars 4,639 7,474 8,630 11,036 9756
Others 919 42 124 101 54
Total 13,627 16,683 20,907 26,417 23491
Import of C&P
Diamonds
8,962 11,610 20,808 14,374 4458
Import of other
items
394 552 740 1,860 5056
Total Imports 23,003 28,845 42,454 42,650 33005

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