The All India Gem & Jewellery Domestic Council (GJC) has opened the 10th edition of the GJS – India Gem & Jewellery Show 2026 at the Jio World Convention Centre, Mumbai. The three-day B2B exhibition is taking place from 2–4 October 2026, bringing together jewellery manufacturers, retailers, wholesalers, traders, buyers and other industry professionals from across India.
The 10th edition highlights the continued demand for dedicated B2B platforms serving India’s rapidly evolving gems and jewellery industry. With 400+ exhibitors, more than 700 booths, 15,000+ visitors and 2,000+ hosted buyers, GJS 2026 is providing an important marketplace for sourcing, networking and business development.
GJS 2026 Records Strong Exhibitor Demand
One of the key highlights of GJS – India Gem & Jewellery Show 2026 is its strong exhibitor response. GJC has reported that the October edition is sold out, while new exhibitor applications are currently being placed on a waiting list through the council’s exhibitor portal.
The strong demand reflects the importance of business-focused jewellery exhibitions in connecting manufacturers and suppliers with India’s extensive retail and wholesale network. The show’s exhibitor profile covers a broad range of categories across the domestic jewellery ecosystem.
Participants include companies dealing in gold jewellery, diamond jewellery, couture jewellery, loose diamonds, gemstones, pearls, silver jewellery, allied products and machinery. This wide product mix gives trade buyers an opportunity to explore multiple sourcing requirements under one platform.
400+ Exhibitors and 700+ Booths Create a Major B2B Marketplace
The scale of GJS – India Gem & Jewellery Show 2026 demonstrates its growing importance within the Indian jewellery exhibition calendar. The show features 400+ exhibitors occupying 700+ booths, creating a large marketplace for trade visitors looking for new collections, products, suppliers and business opportunities.
Covering more than 25,000 square metres, the exhibition provides space for exhibitors to showcase their latest offerings to an audience comprising retailers, wholesalers, manufacturers, traders and other jewellery professionals.
The 10th edition also strengthens GJS’s position as a platform where businesses can establish new commercial relationships while maintaining connections with existing customers and partners.
Hosted Buyer Programme Strengthens Business Opportunities
A major component of GJS – India Gem & Jewellery Show 2026 is its hosted-buyer programme. The event is bringing together 2,000+ hosted buyers, creating additional opportunities for exhibitors to engage directly with potential business customers.
Hosted-buyer programmes are increasingly important at B2B exhibitions because they can help create focused interactions between exhibitors and qualified trade buyers. At GJS 2026, the programme complements the wider visitor base and supports the show’s objective of facilitating business connections across the jewellery industry.
With more than 15,000 visitors expected at the exhibition, GJS provides exhibitors with access to a substantial professional audience during the three-day event.
Wide Range of Jewellery Categories on Display
The product profile at GJS – India Gem & Jewellery Show 2026 reflects the diversity of India’s jewellery market. Gold jewellery remains an important segment, while diamond and couture jewellery, loose diamonds, coloured gemstones, pearls and silver jewellery add further depth to the exhibition.
The presence of allied products and machinery also expands the scope of the show beyond finished jewellery. Industry professionals can explore products and solutions supporting different stages of jewellery manufacturing and business operations.
For retailers and wholesalers, the exhibition offers an opportunity to compare products, identify potential suppliers and discover collections suited to changing customer preferences.
GJS 2026 Connects India’s Jewellery Trade
The GJS – India Gem & Jewellery Show 2026 has been designed as a B2B platform focused on business interaction across the domestic jewellery sector. Retailers, wholesalers, manufacturers, traders and industry delegates form an important part of its professional audience.
The show provides an environment for businesses to discuss sourcing requirements, explore new products, meet suppliers and build long-term commercial relationships. In an industry where personal relationships and trust remain important elements of business development, physical trade exhibitions continue to play a significant role.
The Mumbai venue also adds to the show’s accessibility for jewellery businesses and professionals travelling from different parts of India.
GJC Strengthens Its Role as an Industry Platform
The All India Gem & Jewellery Domestic Council (GJC) is focused on promoting and supporting the growth of India’s gems and jewellery trade. Through initiatives such as GJS, the organisation provides opportunities for businesses across the domestic market to interact, exchange knowledge and explore commercial opportunities.
The 10th edition of the show combines exhibition participation with networking and knowledge-sharing, creating a broader industry platform rather than functioning solely as a product showcase.
For participating companies, the event provides an opportunity to strengthen market relationships, showcase their capabilities and engage with potential buyers from different regions.
Mumbai Hosts the 10th Edition of GJS
The Jio World Convention Centre in Mumbai is hosting the 10th edition of GJS – India Gem & Jewellery Show 2026 from 2–4 October 2026. The venue is providing a large-scale setting for the exhibition, with more than 25,000 square metres of exhibition space being utilised for the event.
Mumbai remains an important commercial centre for India’s gems and jewellery industry, making it a strategic location for a national B2B jewellery exhibition. The city’s established business ecosystem and connectivity support participation from jewellery companies and trade professionals across the country.
Sold-Out Status Highlights Market Demand
The sold-out exhibitor status of GJS – India Gem & Jewellery Show 2026 is one of the strongest indicators of the event’s current market demand. With new exhibitor applications being moved to a waiting list, available exhibition space has already been committed by participating businesses.
The response also highlights the value companies continue to place on face-to-face trade opportunities. For jewellery businesses, exhibitions can provide an efficient environment to meet multiple buyers, introduce new products and strengthen distribution and retail relationships.
As the Indian jewellery sector continues to evolve, B2B exhibitions such as GJS can play an important role in supporting connections between manufacturers, suppliers and trade buyers.
GJS India Gem & Jewellery Show 2026: Event Details
The GJS – India Gem & Jewellery Show 2026 is being held from 2–4 October 2026 at the Jio World Convention Centre, Mumbai. The event is organised by the All India Gem & Jewellery Domestic Council (GJC) and features more than 400 exhibitors and 700 booths across a wide range of jewellery and allied product categories.
The exhibition covers 25,000+ square metres and is expected to attract 15,000+ visitors, supported by a hosted-buyer programme involving 2,000+ buyers.
The show brings together businesses involved in gold jewellery, diamond and couture jewellery, loose diamonds, gemstones, pearls, silver jewellery, machinery and allied products.
Looking Ahead for India’s Jewellery Trade
As the 10th edition of GJS – India Gem & Jewellery Show 2026 progresses in Mumbai, its strong exhibitor participation and hosted-buyer programme underline the continuing importance of B2B exhibitions for India’s jewellery industry.
With 400+ exhibitors, 700+ booths, 15,000+ visitors and 2,000+ hosted buyers, the event is creating a substantial platform for sourcing and business networking. The sold-out exhibitor status further indicates strong industry demand for a dedicated marketplace connecting jewellery businesses with professional buyers.
The 10th edition therefore marks an important milestone for GJC’s flagship B2B platform, bringing together a broad cross-section of India’s domestic gems and jewellery trade under one roof in Mumbai.
