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DESIGNERS, JEWELLERS HIGHLIGHT GROWING INTEREST IN JEWELLERY ARABIA 2025
(ICE) – ROMA, 30 NOV – The Jewellery Arabia Exhibition 2025 continues to emphasise its status as one of the region’s leading specialised events, attracting top designers and jewellery houses from the Kingdom of Bahrain, the Gulf, and around the world, with a strong turnout of visitors eager to see the latest creations and unique pieces on display this year.
In interviews with the Bahrain News Agency (BNA), several participants expressed their satisfaction with the high standard of organisation, which provides a complete platform to showcase their work and enhance their presence in regional markets. They noted that the growing visitor interest reflects increasing confidence in Bahraini products and highlights the ability of local designers to create exceptional pieces that attract wide attention. (ICE Doha)
GOVT IMPOSES IMPORT CURBS ON CERTAIN PLATINUM JEWELLERY
(ICE) – ROMA, 25 NOV – The government on Monday imposed import curbs on certain types of platinum jewellery till April next year.
In September, the government imposed restrictions on imports of certain silver jewellery till March 31 next year.
The move was aimed at curbing imports of silver in the name of unstudded jewellery from Thailand. India has a free trade agreement with Asean (Association of SouthEast Asian nations). Thailand is a member of this 10-nation group.
The import policy of platinum jewellery “is revised from Free to Restricted, with immediate effect till April 30, 2026”, the directorate general of foreign trade (DGFT) said in the latest notification.
Importers now need a licence from the DGFT to import these goods.
Read more at:
https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/industry/cons-products/fashion-/-cosmetics-/-jewellery/govt-imposes-import-curbs-on-certain-platinum-jewellery/articleshow/125388265.cms
(ICE MUMBAI)
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