UBM marches its vision towards the Capital of India – New Delhi to launch "Delhi Jewellery & Gem fair" (DJGF). With its two existing shows in South and one show in the west, DJGF will caterer to the needs of entire north and north east market.

The "Delhi Jewellery & Gem fair" like UBM's other shows in India will be a pure B2B show to fill the vacuum in North India, much to the persuasion of the market that wanted UBM to make its move, Up North. The show will be for two days scheduled 8th- 9th September 2011 at the Pragati Maidan, New Delhi. The show will be extensively promoted through a huge visitor promotion campaign to reach out to the important markets like New Delhi, Rajasthan, Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal and its adjoining tier 2 and 3 cities. Meetings with jewellery trade associations, shop-to-shop visits with retailers, press conference etc. will be some of the prime modes to inform the Gem and jewellery Industry and spread awareness about the new launch and attract the retailers to the show. read more...

South India's biggest Gem & Jewellery B2B meet GJIIE, a glittering success.

Chennai, Feb 28: Gems & Jewellery India International Exhibition (GJIIE) held at the Chennai Trade Centre was a great success. Held from 23 to 26 February, 2012, the trade fair provided a platform for Gold, Antique Jewellery, Silver, Leading Loose Gemstones, Jewellery and Machinery Manufacturers to interact and build lasting business relations with jewellers from the various cities, towns and villages of South India. The Madras Jewellers & Diamond Merchants Association (MJDMA) and UBM India were the organisers. Dr. K. Rosaiah – Governor of Tamil Nadu inaugurated the event at the Chennai Trade Centre.

Dr. K. Rosaiah said, "The Indian jewellery market is one of the largest in the world. This is proved by the fact that in spite of the record high gold prices and a weaker Indian rupee against the US Dollar, in the second half of 2011, India remained the largest country for gold demand in 2011 at 933.4 tonnes. Hence, one cannot deny the strong investment sentiment in jewellery in general and no wedding is complete without it.".read more...