By David Brough
MUNICH, Germany – INHORGENTA (February 21-24, 2025) opened its doors with India showcasing its gemstones, diamonds and jewellery in a dedicated pavilion for the first time.
In a news conference coinciding with the opening, Messe Muenchen CEO Stefan Rummel said the growth of the show, one of the biggest watches and jewellery trade fairs in Europe, was led by its overseas participation.
The attractively designed India Pavilion in Hall B2 underscored the importance of India as a leading global supplier of gemstones, diamonds and jewellery.
Mr Kirit Bhansali, the new chairman of India’s Gem & Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC), told Jewellery Outlook in an interview that INHORGENTA would serve as a gateway for Indian gem and jewellery exports to Europe.
Mr Kirit Bhansali, Chairman, GJEPC
INHORGENTA, featuring 1,334 brands from 38 countries, offers a wide array of cutting-edge jewellery designs, watches and accessories, and is a magnet for retail buyers, notably from Europe.
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The show featured an extensive variety of talks and seminars on topical industry issues, such as sustainability and standards.
Exhibition Director Stefanie Maendlein and the press and influencer corps at INHORGENTA on day one
