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Jewellery and gems expo from June 4
UBM India is organising the ninth edition of India’s leading jewellery fair ‘Hyderabad Jewellery, Pearl and Gem Fair’ on June 4 and 5 at HICC, Novotel, Hitec City.
UBM India is organising the ninth edition of India’s leading jewellery fair ‘Hyderabad Jewellery, Pearl and Gem Fair’ on June 4 and 5 at HICC, Novotel, Hitec City.
The two-day exhibition will showcase a wide range of merchandise including diamonds, pearls, gemstones, exquisite gold and related products and services. The fair provides an opportunity for buyers and suppliers to connect, network, exchange ideas, discover upcoming trends and generate business opportunities.
Speaking on the announcement of the expo on Tuesday, Yogesh Mudras, managing director, UBM India said, “The exhibition is an international trading platform ending domestic and overseas jewellery, diamond, pearl and gemstone suppliers to meet key buyers both local and international.”
Apurwa Kumar, partner of UBM India said, “HJF will also witness the Telangana and AP retail jewellers awards 2016, a unique initiative honouring the best in the retail jewellery business of the States.
A few chosen companies, who have excelled in the field of retail jewellery will be presented with a trophy and a certificate for their contribution to the industry.
The awards will be followed by fashion show, which will see the greatest talent in the industry get on the stage. The awards will be presented is 15 categories.” Attendance this year is expected to cross over 5,000 visitors.
