Mumbai, July 22: India’s gem and jewellery export sector witnessed a strong recovery in June, recording a 26.5 per cent rise in exports, driven by renewed demand from international markets and improved business sentiment, according to industry data.
The growth marks a positive turnaround for the sector, reflecting the resilience of Indian exporters and the continued global appeal of the country’s craftsmanship, design capabilities, and jewellery manufacturing expertise.
The Gem and Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC) said the rise in exports was supported by stronger demand across key international markets. The improvement indicates renewed confidence among buyers and provides fresh momentum to exporters after a period of global uncertainty.
India’s gem and jewellery industry, one of the country’s important export sectors, plays a significant role in employment generation and economic growth. The sector has been focusing on innovation, technology adoption, quality enhancement, and expanding its presence in global markets.
Industry representatives said the positive export performance highlights the strength of India’s jewellery ecosystem, supported by skilled artisans, established manufacturing capabilities, and growing international partnerships.
The industry expects continued growth opportunities as global demand improves and Indian exporters strengthen their position in overseas markets through new designs, sustainable practices, and enhanced competitiveness.
The latest export performance reflects the sector’s ability to adapt to changing market conditions and reinforces India’s position as a leading global hub for gems and jewellery.