Indian Gems and Jewellery Gain Attention at Shanghai Exhibition
Consul General Pratik Mathur highlights Indian craftsmanship at the closing ceremony of Wallace Chan’s six-month exhibition
- Indian jewellery designs attract attention in Shanghai
- Pratik Mathur attends Wallace Chan exhibition closing
- Exhibition blends Indian craftsmanship with Asian aesthetics
- India polishes around 90% of global diamonds
GG News Bureau
Shanghai, 22nd Oct: Indian gems and jewellery designs are gaining attention in the Shanghai market, with Consul General of India Pratik Mathur highlighting their craftsmanship and growing appeal at the closing ceremony of Chinese jewellery artist Wallace Chan’s six-month exhibition, Vessels of Other Worlds.
Mathur attended the closing event and interacted with leading representatives from the gems and jewellery industry. He noted the distinctive aesthetics of the exhibited designs, which drew on Indian gemstones and the artist’s experiences in India.
The showcased creations brought together traditional Indian craftsmanship and Asian artistic influences, with intricate details reflecting the stories behind the designs.
India holds a prominent position in the global gems and jewellery industry. The country cuts and polishes around 90% of the world’s diamonds and remains one of the largest exporters of gems, coloured stones and studded jewellery.
Indian companies also continue to showcase diamonds, emeralds, rubies, sapphires and traditional jewellery at international trade fairs, including events in Shanghai. According to the Consulate General’s account, high-quality Indian displays have received strong interest from visitors.
The exhibition has provided another platform for Indian gemstone artistry to connect with international audiences and industry stakeholders, highlighting the role of craftsmanship in expanding the global reach of Indian jewellery.
