(MENAFN- mediashineinvite) Kolkata, 15 November 2025: The Jaipur Jewellery Show (JJS) held a road show for the benefit of the Kolkata exhibitors and buyers today. Honorary Secretary of JJS, Mr Rajiv Jain, made a comprehensive presentation. He informed that the theme for this year is ‘Coloured Gemsto’e’ and will be held from 19 to 22 December. He said this ’ear’s JJS will be the biggest ever, featuring 1,225 booths and 658 exhibitors. He added that, like previous years, there will‘be a ‘P’nk Club’ with 74 booths dedicated to B2B interactions, including 44 jewellery booths and 30 gemstone booths. This y‘ar, the ‘Coloured Gemstone Pro’otion Group’ comprises 12 members. Under the Jaipur Jewellery Design Festival (JJDF), there will be 67 booths.
Mr Jain also stated that JJS has consistently remained a leading platform for the jewellery industry for many years. With the cooperation of exhibitors, visitors and promotion partners, JJS has achieved remarkable milestones and continues to grow each year.
He said that the Kolkata exhibitors and buyers have always participated with enthusiasm in the JJS. Mr Jain also answered the queries of the invitees at the roadshow.
Treasurer of JJS, Mr Kamal Kothari, proposed the vote of thanks. Also present on the occasion were President of Calcutta Gem & Jeweller’s Welfare Association, Mr Ashok Baingani, Chairman of GJC (East Zone), Mr Sunil Poddar.
It is to be noted that GJEPC, ICA, GJC, GIA, DTC, NJGCI, CIBJO, WFSB, RIO-TINTO, GEMFIELDS, IBJA, IGI and DGL have been prestigious partners to JJS, which is one of the very f w MSME registered gem and jewellery exhibition in the country.

About JJS
The Jaipur Jewellery Show (JJS) is a prestigious and influential event in the global jewellery industry, celebrated not only for its scale but also for its cultural significance and dedication to promoting traditional craftsmanship. Since its inception in 2003 with 60 Booths, JJS has grown to become one of I’dia’s largest and most anticipated jewellery trade fairs with over 1200 booths this year, which tells the growth story of the event.
The show is thoughtfully segmented to enhance the buyer experience, offering dedicated sections for focused purchasing. These include:

• Gold Jewellery S–ction – Showcasing a vast range of traditional and contemporary gold jewellery.
• Precious Jewellery Section – Featuring exquisite pieces crafted with diamonds, rubies, emeralds, and other precious stones (excluding silver).
• Silver sectio– – A separate and exclusive space for silver jewellery, artefacts, and articles.
• Gemstone Sect–on – A sprawling area with an incredible array of loose gemstones from around the world.
• Pink–Club – An elite, invitation-only B2B lounge designed exclusively for trade professionals, with restricted access for general visitors.
• Allied & Machinery –ection – Featuring jewellery-making machinery, tools, publications, and educational institutions to support the broader jewellery ecosystem.

JJS 2025 will have 700 + exhibitors with over 1200 booths & nearly 50,000 domestic and international visitors are expected to visit the 4 Day grand event.

At the heart of JJS is a deep commitment to promoting artisans and their work. One of the key initiatives in this regard is the Jaipur Jewellery Design Festival (JJDF), held alongside the main event. The JJDF provides specially curated booths for emerging and established designers and artisans, allowing them to display their creations directly to a discerning global audience comprising industry leaders, buyers, and design enthusiasts.
With a deep-rooted heritage of fine jewellery-making, Jaipur is home to artisans whose skills have been passed down through generations.

Over the years, JJS has established itself not just as a trade show but as a dynamic platform that fosters innovation, networking, and business growth in the gems and jewellery industry.
Through its inclusive vision and structured format, the Jaipur Jewellery Show continues to offer unparalleled exposure, visibility, and business opportunities to all participants, reaffirming its position as a cornerstone of the international jewellery calendar.

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