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</a>It's time to say good bye to the 27th edition of India International Jewellery Show (IIJS) organized by the Gems and Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC) at NSE Grounds, Mumbai. The last four days have seen numerous beautiful jewellery pieces on display by companies across the globe. IIJS 2010 presented a wide range of latest and trendy jewellery designs.

IIJS 2010 has been conferred the "Made in India" status by the Ministry of Commerce and has provided a wonderful platform to the exhibitors here. The last four days has witnessed companies promoting their products and brands and IIJS 2010 has been making giant strides with all the exhibition halls seeing large footfalls each passing day.

A glittering show, this year there was an added attraction provided by the huge foreign delegation and the additional special gallery for international buyers.  There were six pavilions from leading industry centers like Belgium, Thailand, Israel, Italy, Turkey and the UAE.

There were trade delegations from China, Malaysia, Japan, Iran, UAE, Syria, Morocco, Libya, Bangladesh, Russia, Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan, UK, Hungary and Poland all visiting the show.

According to Mr. Suken Shah, Sparsh Jewellers, first time participants at IIJS, "We are very happy and quite surprised at the response we have got at the show. So long we had just heard people raving about the IIJS but now we too have experienced the greatness of the show. We got selected on a lucky draw basis and are so glad for the same".

Similar thoughts are being echoed by other first time as well as regular exhibitors. IIJS 2010 has turned out to be a very extraordinary show with 16,000 pre-registered visitors and other on-the-spot registrations. One is amazed at the increasing number of footfalls each passing hour and the surge of visitors even on the final day.

Ref: <a href="http://www.gjepc.org/news/view.aspx?NewsId=7803" target="_blank">GJEPC</a>