Our team regularly attends major international diamond and jewelry trade fairs to meet wholesale buyers face-to-face — inspecting stones, discussing certification, and building trading relationships in person.
For a wholesale diamond buyer, seeing a stone under the loupe and speaking directly with the supplier still matters more than any catalogue. Trade fairs let us do that — walk buyers through certification, sourcing, and inventory in person, and answer questions about our Surat manufacturing and Mumbai trading desk directly.
The major fairs on the international diamond and jewellery calendar — tell us which one you're headed to and we'll confirm whether our team will be there.
India's largest jewellery show, run by GJEPC a short drive from our Bharat Diamond Bourse desk — the easiest fair for us to staff heavily.
The largest fair on the global calendar for GIA/IGI certified loose diamonds — a regular stop for our export buyers across East Asia.
North America's benchmark jewellery trade show, where we meet retail and wholesale buyers building US-bound parcels.
Europe's design-led jewellery fair — a good venue for buyers sourcing fancy cuts and made-to-order parcels.
A Gulf and re-export hub close to our Surat manufacturing line, convenient for Middle East and African buyers.
The historic European bourse city — where certification, grading standards, and rough sourcing conversations run deepest.
Our attendance at any single edition varies by season — confirm with us directly below before you plan a booth visit.
Sample stones on hand for hands-on grading discussion — no screen between you and the diamond.
GIA and IGI cert numbers cross-checked live against our stock list, not promised for "later."
Give us a spec — shape, carat, color, clarity — and we'll check it against current inventory while you wait.
Questions about cutting, polishing, or turnaround go straight to our Surat manufacturing desk, not a call centre.
Tell us which show you're attending and what you're sourcing — we'll confirm if our team is there and lock in a booth or hotel meeting.