The students of BA Degree in Jewellery Design & Manufacturing Techniques batch 13 was told to collect information on design competitions which are held on national level and international level.

1. Design Competitions

2. Design Competitions at National Level

3.  The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) works to create and sustain an
environment conducive to the development of India
 CII is a non-government, not-for- profit, industry-led and industry-managed
organization, playing a proactive role in India's development process. Founded
in 1895, India's premier business association.

4. Eligibilty for CII Excellence Design
Awards
 32 Awards: 4 Category Winners, 28 Sub Category Winners
 As its ongoing pursuit to establish design as a tool for national
competitiveness, CII initiated the "CII Design Excellence Awards" from the
year of 2011.
 The CII Design Excellence Award, acknowledge and celebrate Indian
Design and Innovation. The Awards strive to honour new paradigms of
design in India, which answers the call of making Indian industry and
manufacturing more competitive and innovative and present the emerging
face of design in India and its newer manifestations.
 The India Design Council endorses CII Design Excellence Awards. This
Design Award is a perfect opportunity for Indian companies to present
themselves as design led organisations.

5. Eligibility
 Design
 The entry submitted for the CII Design Excellence Award has to be
designed for / designed in India and manufactured and or marketed in
India
 Submitted by a company registered in India
 Period
 Design must be fully commissioned and in market or usage at the time of
entry
 The Design must have been realized in the calendar year of 2016 or 2017
 Prototypes cannot apply
 The entries must comply with the mandatory applicable standards for the
given entry

6. Categories of Entry
 Visual Communication
 Interaction Design
 Mobility Design
 Industrial Design

7. Following Evaluation Criteria will be used:
 Innovation – 30 Points
 User Friendliness – 30 Points
 Aesthetics– 20 Points
 Coherence – 10 Points
 Sustainability – 10 Points

8. Award Archives 2016
 First prize winner:
 Visual Communication – Category Winner
 Jana Centre Operations System with Activity Calendar, Manual & Ready
Reckoners by Janalakshmi Financial Services designed by Cracker &
Rush.

9.  Second Prize winner
 Industrial Design – Category Winner
 Inito designed by Samplytics Technologies Pvt. Ltd.]]

11. JAS JEWELLERY DESIGN
COMPETITION ( JJDA
Jewellers Association Show is Jaipur's Annual Jewellery event organized by
Jewellers Association, Jaipur that makes city the focus of the world jewellery
industry into its 11th year in 2017. The earlier, ten shows JAS-07, JAS-08, JAS-
09, JAS-10, JAS-11, JAS-12, JAS-13, JAS-14, JAS-15 & JAS-16 have gained
phenomenal reputation internationally; showcasing an unparalleled variety of
color gemstones and jewellery which became a major attraction amongst
buyers & onlookers.
The 11th JAS would be held from 1st to 4th September 2017 at same venue i.e
JECC, Sitapura, Jaipur.

12. THEME OF 2017
 "Kundan Meena - adorn the art"
kundan meena is a colourful style of jewellery that flourished during
mughal era. these days it is popularly known as "jadau jewellery" and is
one of the major examples of high skilled craftsmanship. considered to be
a traditional jewellery of india, it is used in many traditional and auspicious
occasions like marriages and festival celebrations. kundan meena
jewellery is a combination of two fascinating styles. one side of the
jewellery piece is embellished with coloured stones and diamonds set with
"kundan" meaning pure gold, and on the otherside it is decorated with
intricate designs ofcolourful meenakari inspired bythe persian style of art.

13. DESCRIPTION OF DESIGN
CATEGORIES
1. WEDDING JEWELLERY (For Jewellers)
2. CASUAL WEAR JEWELLERY (FOR PROFESSIONALS & ARTISANS)
3. FORMAL WEAR (STUDENTS)
4. FASHION & ACCESSORY DESIGN (OPEN TO ALL)

14. JURY
 The JAS Jewellery Design Awards 2017, commenced by Jewellers
Association will hold a panel of echelons comprising of the noted
personalities from the world of Jewellery, Fashion, Design and Socialite to
evaluate the designs.
 Judging criteria would be based on:-
1.Concept 5.Depiction of theme
2.Aesthetics 6.Easy mechanism
3.Originality 7.Commercial viability of the design
4.Wearability

15. Indian Contemporary Design
Competition
 National Center for Design and Product Development ( NCDPD) and Design
Mentorship Activation Program (DMAP) launch the Indian Contemporary Design
Competition (ICDC)
OBJECTIVE:
 The main objective of the Indian Contemporary Design Competition (ICDC) is to find
the brightest Indian raw design talents and mentor them in preparation to become
world-class professional Indian designers working for the future of Indian handicraft
industries.The ICDC 2012 charter edition and pioneering designcompetition will focus
on our own Indian handicraft industries. This launching theme is entitled “Hand Crafting
Sustainability” is aimed at creating sustainable livelihood for Indian cluster communities
through design and development of products made from local, traditional, modern
or innovative skills using only indigenous Indian materials leading towards world-class
products for both local and international commercialization.

16. DMAP Competetion Categories
 The designer contestants will be tasked with conceptualizing design and
prototypes in either of the following design competition categories:
Accessories Division
 Contemporary Jewelry and Accessories Division- includes imitation jewelry,
costume jewelry, bags,footwear, belts, shawls/stoles and other fashion
complements
Home Lifestyle Division
 Contemporary Home Lifestyle Objects Division- gifts, houseware, textile-based
products including home linens, lighting, table top accessories, furniture
accessories and furniture

17. Jury
 The jury at the final competition shall be composed of government officials,
reputable designprofessionals, opinion leaders, design multipliers, foreign and
local buyers and members of the local and/or international press.
Eligibilty :
 Applicant must be a final year Indian student studying in a design institute
anywhere in India.
 Final year Indian student refers to a student of Indian nationality, studying in the
final year of a 4 year undergraduate degree course in a recognized design
institute.
 Applicant must be an Indian citizen 18 years old or above BEFORE December
31, 2012.
 Students participating in the Design Mentorship Activation Program at NCDPD
and any other final year design students (other than students participating in
DMAP) can participate

18. DMAP Prizes
The winners of the Accessories Division will each receive the following
prizes
Grand Prize Winner
 Rs 11,000
 Trophy and plaque of recognition
 Recommendation for design scholarships or sponsored design
workshops/forums/ seminars, locally or internationally
 Recommendation for placement with exporters
 One year free apprenticeship and continued mentorship with national and
international designers at NCDPD
 Possible representation at international competition/s abroad, when available
and appropriate, such as the Makuhari Design Competition in Japan and -
Design Competition in Paris, France
 Chance to work as regular designer at the NCDPD

19. First Place
 Rs. 5,000
 Trophy and plaque of recognition
 Recommendation for design scholarships or sponsored design
workshops/forums/ seminars, locally or internationally
 Six months free apprenticeship with international designers at NCDP
Second Place
 Rs. 2,000
 Trophy and plaque of recognition
 Recommendation for design scholarships or sponsored design
workshops/forums/ seminars, locally or internationally
 Three months free apprenticeship with international designers at NCDP

20. The winners of the Home Lifestyle Division will
each receive the following prizes
Grand Prize Winner
 Rs 11,000
 Trophy and plaque of recognition
 Recommendation for design scholarships or sponsored design
workshops/forums/ seminars, locally or internationally
 Recommendation for placement with exporters
 One year free apprenticeship and continued mentorship with national and
international designers at NCDPD
 Possible representation at international competition/s abroad, when available
and appropriate, such as the Makuhari Design Competition in Japan and
Furniture Design Competition in Milan, Italy
 Chance to work as regular designer at the NCDPD

21. First Place
 Rs. 5,000
 Trophy and plaque of recognition
 Recommendation for design scholarships or sponsored design
workshops/forums/ seminars, locally or internationally
 Six months free apprenticeship with international designers at NCDPD
Second Place
 Rs. 2,000
 Trophy and plaque of recognition
 Recommendation for design scholarships or sponsored design
workshops/forums/ seminars, locally or internationally
 Three months free apprenticeship with international designers at NCDPD

23. GJF - NATIONAL JEWELLERY
AWARDS
 NJA is GJF’s endeavor to stimulate industry growth. It is the ultimate
platform to inspire and recognize true talent among GJF’s valued members
and associates. Nurturing creativity and honoring innovation, inspiration,
passion, craft and devotion that inspires the flair for new talent is the core
objective of NJA.
 The immense success and recognition of NJA Awards in the industry have
determined the 4 innings of NJA to emphasize on brilliant aspects catering
to every vital section of the industry.

24. Objective of NJA
 The National Jewellery Awards serves to connect with the National Gems
and Jewellery communities which further emphasize and support the
upcoming talent in national destinations and communities. It promotes &
motivates the traditional essence of Indian culture in the form of Jewellery
through the craft, inspiration, passion, devotion, enthusiasm and innovative
spirit of the jewelers in the industry.
Benefit to Participants
 National platform to showcase your talent!
 National Level recognition
 Networking
 Enhances one’s knowledge with latest Jewellery trends

25. NJA Categories
 The National Jewellery Awards will be given in 25 categories across 6 different
segments. Each category has a timeline along with its very own intensive
assessment process to recognize and reward the winner in the most
appropriate manner that will propel the growth and provide opportunities that
one rightfully deserves.
 1. Jewellery Awards
 2. Excellence Awards
 3. Store Awards
 4. Designer Award
 5. Student of the Year Award

27. International
Design Awards

28.  Schindler was founded in 1874 in Lucerne, Switzerland, and is one of the world’s leading providers of
elevators, escalators, and moving walks, as well as maintenance and modernization services. The Group
has over 1 000 branch offices in more than 100 countries, as well as production sites and research and
development facilities in the US, Brazil, Europe, China, and India.
 What / When / Where
 The Schindler Global Award (SGA) ideas competition asks students to put their skills to the test and
participate in the making of livable and sustainable urban environments – with mobility in mind. Mobility
systems move people, goods and ideas over road and rail, sea and air, and through neighborhoods,
regions and the world. Mobility is a catalyst and a conduit for globalization and urbanization – and for the
creation of better lives and neighborhoods.
 The Schindler Global Award roots go back to 2003. The Schindler Group established the Schindler Award
in 2003, the European Year of Disabled People, to examine questions about universal mobility and access
in the European context. The competition became very well known and in 2014 /2015 was opened to
students from all over the world.

29.  Who / How
 The SGA is open to all Bachelor and Master’s Degree students of architecture,
landscape architecture, urban design and planning, from degree-granting educational
institutions worldwide. Participation in the competition gives students a platform for
knowledge sharing, comparison and recognition. Through the use of the open
competition format, common in professional design practice, students have the
opportunity to gain career-oriented skills and contact with internationally renowned
practitioners and experts.
 Why
 The trends of urban population growth and increasing global interconnectivity
continue. Cities are under pressure to be sustainable high-quality living environments
that offer everyone access to the possibility of a better life. Architects, landscape
architects, urban designers and planners all have a hand in creating fundamentally
important design-based responses to the challenges of the contemporary city.
 At Schindler we believe in a shared global responsibility for creating urban
environments – the inspiration for the Schindler Global Award. Engaging the
challenges of the livable and sustainable contemporary city through the SGA is part of
our commitment to fulfilling this responsibility. We believe that the students of today
will help create the cities of tomorrow. Participation in the SGA will help them to
realize their potential and the power of design to address essential urban questions.

30. Winners
 The winner of the first Global Schindler Award were the students Daniel Ariza
and Diego Garcia Yague from Escuela de ingenieria y Arquitectura Zaragoza
,Spain.

31.  The Planning and Visual Education Partnership (PAVE), founded in 1992, has
grown into the retail design, planning, and visual merchandising industry’s
premier educational foundation, and a recognized advocate for design
students. These students are the future of the industry—PAVE’s mission is to
help them gain exposures and funds to further their educations, as well as their
careers.
 Educators, retailers, and industry suppliers support PAVE through active
participation in the organization and generous financial contributions.

32.  The annual international competition is only open to college-level students involved
in retail planning, design, visual merchandising, and branding programs.
The goal is to develop concepts that expand the platforms and expressions in which
Chick-fil-A serves a college campus. Explore new ways of creating an experience
that is more than just a transaction of food. Expectations include:
 Pushing the envelope of what the current experience is today
 Shaping the future and capturing possibilities
 Expanding the way we engage our guests with a new portfolio of experiences
 Providing powerful thought and design that is a collaboration or combination of
design fields – architecture, interior design, visual merchandising and graphic
design.


33. Rewards
Prizes include grants to students and schools and winning students may
even see their designs come to life. The competition is open to
undergraduate students only.
Prizes Included:
First Place - $7,500
Second Place - $5,000
Third Place - $2,500
Honorable Mention - $1,000
*Winners will also receive a travel stipend to be honored at the 2017 PAVE
Gala on December 6, 2017, in New York City
**Prizes awarded to teams of two will be split between both team members

35.  Every two years, HRD Antwerp organises a competition for talented
jewellery designers. It is internationally recognised as one of the world's
most important jewellery design competitions today. Its goal is to inspire
and promote creativity in the design of contemporary diamond jewellery.
 The competition aims at extending the limits of the modern diamond jewel
and avant-garde ideas. The artist is given free rein and exclusive couture
creations are a must. The contest also seeks to promote diamonds in
general and Antwerp as a centre of excellence.

36.  WHY PARTICIPATE
 A unique experience
 The HRD Awards introduce young designers to the international jewellery scene.
 This international competition is open to all.
 Participation is free of charge (on an individual basis only).
 The competition offers a promotional platform and stimulates creativity.
 This is a unique opportunity to experiment with diamonds.
 The winning collection will be exhibited and promoted worldwide at exhibitions,
international jewellery shows, events and galleries.
 A jury of internationally renowned diamond experts will judge your design.

37. REWARD
The winning design will be awarded with a cash prize of 10,000 USD. The
four finalists will get 2,500 USD each.
Grand finale and award ceremony
A scintillating celebration and top networking event that gathers captains
of industry, the fine fleur of the international diamond and jewellery world,
international media and trade press as well as the five finalists.

38. Theme OF 2015
A LA CARTE | A Culinary Diamond Journey, your food for thought
 Food and culture: Our relationship with food is complex. From biological to cultural, from
nutritional to symbolic. Our cultural identity depends on food. What we eat defines who we
are.
 Your challenge: To explore Earth's inexhaustible wealth of flavours and tastes; to cook an
exquisite dish and translate your mouth-watering recipe into a unique piece of diamond
jewellery that makes us crave more.
 Your inspiration: Your favourite dish, smell, taste, ... Your grandmother's kitchen secrets,
odours that take you back in time, the past recaptured and seasoned with local ingredients.
 The icing on the cake: Your unique design commercialised. In cooperation with a jewellery
manufacturer, your unique jewellery design can be translated into a commercial line. A unique
partnership between HRD Antwerp, the jewellery manufacturer and the designer.
 Win-win: An agreement will be drawn up to the benefit of all partners involved
(manufacturer/retailer will pay x% royalty to the designer and y% to HRD Antwerp). Jewels
sold need to be accompanied by a customised HRD Antwerp Diamond Certificate or a
Diamond Jewellery Report with reference to the HRD Awards.

40.  GRAY is a privately-held media company based in Washington, and is
North America’s only magazine dedicated exclusively to design from the
Pacific Northwest region of the U.S. and Canada.
 Founder + Publisher of Gray magazine-Shawn Williams
 Established in 2011, GRAY presents the best of the best in interiors,
architecture, fashion, art, and design—​encouraging a global audience of
more than 1 million designers and consumers to look to the Pacific
Northwest for sourcing, inspiration, and leadership.

41. Categories
 Architecture(Residential & Commercial)
 Interior design (Residential & Commercial)
 Landscape design(Civic & Residential)
 Product Design(Lightning, Furniture & Other)
 Fashion design(Apparel& Accesories)

42. Eligibility
 Creative boundaries
 Thoughtful
 Rich with details and have a finished, polished style.
 Projects that exemplify leading, forward-thinking design—considering use of materials,
spatial composition, uniqueness, functionality, a fresh aesthetic, and overall visual
appeal—will win us over.

44.  Since its U.S. market debut in 1989, Lexus has earned a worldwide
reputation for high-quality products and exemplary customer service.
 Reknowned for the superior reliability of its vehicles, Lexus is the luxury
hybrid leader, offering hybrids that combine innovative technology and
premier luxury.
 To date, Lexus has grown into 90+ markets worldwide.

45. Few Award Winning Designs
 AGAR PLASTICITY, by design group AMAM, is a project exploring how
agar, a gelatinous material obtained from marine algae, can be used as an
environmentally friendly packaging material alternative to plastic.

46.  Trace:
 Trace is a clock that shows the passage of time by leaving a trail of color as time passes.
The design was created for Lexus Design Awards 2016 with the mentorship of
Snarkitecture. The piece responds to the theme of anticipation.
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47.  Introduction
Jewelry, Eyewear and Watch Design Award is a freestyle design competition
open to all concept stage, prototype or finished products by professional and
young designers, jewelcrafters, jewelry and timepiece design studios, and
design oriented manufacturers worldwide

48.  What to Present?
When submitting to the Jewelry, Eyewear and Watch Design competition keep in
mind that your submission will be evaluated primarily on visual appeal, choice of
material and craftmanship (for realized projects). The best practice is to send an
editorial main image on white background where the product is clearly visible.
 Awarding Criteria
The best designs are selected according to form, functional and emotional aspects
of the product; the designs are considered for their degree of innovation, aesthetic
qualities, functionality and usefulness in addition to ease of realization and
realization efficiency, ergonomics and human interaction. Both luxury and daily-
usage designs can be submitted.

49.  No Further Fees
Unlike some other design awards and competitions, you are not obliged to make
any further fees for winning the award and everything listed in the winners
benefits will be provided free of charge.
 Aims and Visions
The Aim of the Jewelry, Eyewear and Watch Design Award is to attract the
attention of lifestyle design media, magazines, and industry leads to your
business by means of creating publicity and dissemination and also to separate
you from the rest of the actors in the jewelry sector by honoring your institution
with a prestigious award.

50. REWARDS
 The winners of the A' Jewelry, Eyewear and Watch Design Award are
provided extensive and exclusive marketing and communication services
to promote the success of winning the A' Award. Furthermore, the winning
designs appear on the A' best designs book which is available worldwide,
this book is furthermore distributed to the high-profile magazine editors,
design oriented companies and relevant parties. The winning designs are
also exhibited at Italy, and the best designs will be picked for the
permanent exhibition. The winners appear on magazines, newspapers,
webzines and many other publishing mediums.

51. Past winner 2016
DESIGN NAME:
Isi
PRIMARY FUNCTION:
Pendant jewel
TEAM MEMBERS
Designer: Gabbin Isabella,
Producer: Gabbin Isabella,
Company: Gior gioielli unici

53. Presented by :
Archana Akkenapelly
Himanshi Dixit
THANK YOU