This document discusses India's gems and jewellery industry. It notes that gold and diamonds form the two major segments. The industry contributes around 7% to India's GDP and employs over 4.64 million people. India is the world's largest centre for cut and polished diamonds, exporting 75% of the world's polished diamonds. It also outlines the value chain from mining to retail. The industry is growing due to rising disposable incomes in India and policy support from the government. However, it faces threats from international competition and producing nations.

1. Jewellery and Gem Industry and
Exports
Presented By
Ansar Kirmani
Aishwarya Sinha
Tushita Singh

2. Gold and Diamond form the two major
segments of Indian market
GEM AND JEWELLERY
GEMSTONES
DAIMONDS
COLOURED
STONES
GEMSTONES STUDDED
JEWELLERY
PRECIOUS METALS AND
JEWELLERY
PEARLS
GOLD AND GOLD
JEWELLERY
SILVER AND SILVER
JEWELLERY

3. VALUE CHAIN OF GEM AND JEWELLERY SECTOR
MINING PROCESSING FABRICATION RETAIL
EXTRACTION OF
GOLD
PLANNING OF CUT
(GOLD)
MELTING OF GOLD MARKETING AND
BRANDING
EXTRACTION OF
DIAMONDS
CUTTING OF
DIAMONDS
POLISHING AND
FINISHING OF
DIAMOND
SELLING

4. OVERVIEW
 India's gems and Jewellery sector is one of the largest in the world,
contributing around 29% to the global jewellery consumption.
 The sector is home to more than 300,000 gems and jewellery
players, contributing about seven% to India’s Gross Domestic
Product (GDP) and employing over 4.64 million employees.
 India is the world’s largest centre for cut and polished diamonds and
export 75% of the world’s polished diamonds.
 India is the largest consumer of gold in the world.
 60% value share, 85% volume share and 92%volume share in the
world market by number of pieces.

5. ADVANTAGE FOR INDIA
I)India is second largest consumer of gold.
II)Increasing disposal income of middle class is driving this demand o f
the sector.
I)Sector is attracting investment supported by increasing expansion of
domestic companies.
II)Cumulative FDI in diamond and gold ornaments stood at US$1.1.7
billion between Apr2000 and Mar 2020.
I)GMS scheme enable individuals trusts and mutual funds to deposit
gold with bank and earn interest for the same.
II)In 2019 Govt. launched Gems and Jewellery domestic council to
bring all industry under one umbrella.
I)India exported US$18.86 billion worth of cut and polished diamonds
during FY20.
II)Middle class is expected to touch 547 million by 2025,a subsequent
rise in young middle class which is expected to increase demand.
GROWING
DEMAND
INCREASING
INVESTMENT
POLICY SUPPORT
ATTRACTIVE
OPPORTUNITIES

6. Swot Analysis
STRENGTH
 Largest integrated diamond and
Jewellery players and having and
international presence.
 Highly skilled, qualified and
motivational employee.
 Strong marketing and distribution
network.
WEAKNESSES
 Technology is less improved as
compared to China and Thailand.
 There may ne conflict between
organized and unorganized sector.
OPPORTUNITIES
 New markets in Europe and Latin
America.
 Growing demand in South Asian
Countries and East Africa.
 Increasing disposal income of
people.
THREATS
 International competition from
China,Srilanka,Thailand.
 Threat from producing nation
Russia,Australia,Canada.

7. CONCLUSION
CAN TAKE ADVANTAGE OF FASHION AND MARKET TRENDS.
HISTORY PROVES THAT JEWELLERY IS LONG LASTING.
HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE AND VOLATILE MARKET.
FAST PROGRESS IN THE GLOBAL JEWELLERY MARKET.