Gem and Jewellery Export Promotion Council
Indian gem and jewelry industry council
The Gem & Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC) is the apex body for India's gem and jewellery industry, established in 1966 by the Ministry of Commerce, Government of India. With over 10,700 members, GJEPC has been autonomous since 1998. As a trade facilitator entrusted to build a robust and business-friendly operating environment, it plays a key role in promoting exports, shaping policy, and supporting industry growth through trade events, training, and development initiatives.
History
The GJEPC was established in 1966 by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry (India), it was one of several Export Promotion Councils started by the Government. It has its headquarters in Mumbai and Regional Offices in New Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai, Surat and Jaipur.
The GJEPC was granted an autonomous status in 1998, it is the apex body for the gems and jewellery industry of India and represents almost 7,000 exporters. The Council presents issues to the Government and recommends policy intervention.
Common Facility Centre (CFC)
The GJEPC has set up CFCs in Amreli, Visnagar, Palanpur and Junagadh in Gujarat. The CFC Services include planning, laser sawing and cutting facilities to process diamonds.
Awards
The GJEPC organises the premier jewellery design competition and Awards.
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