Jewellery Machinery & Allied India International Expo (JMAIIE) 2026 Kicks off on 12th February, 2026.
The Jewellery Machinery & Allied India International Expo (JMAIIE) 2026 is currently one of the most significant events for the jewelry manufacturing sector. Here are three short news-style articles covering different aspects of the show.
1. JMAIIE 2026 Edition 5 Kicks Off in Mumbai: A Hub for Innovation
MUMBAI – The fifth edition of the Jewellery Machinery & Allied India International Expo (JMAIIE) officially opens its doors from February 12th to 15th, 2026, at the Bombay Exhibition Centre (NESCO) in Goregaon. Organized by KNC Services and powered by the JMA Forum, this year’s show is expected to host over 400 exhibitors and upwards of 10,000 trade visitors. As Asia’s premier B2B machinery exhibition, it provides a comprehensive look at the latest advancements in casting, refining, laser technology, and 3D printing. Industry leaders are calling it the "guiding force" for the jewelry trade in 2026.
2. "Make in India" Takes Center Stage at JMAIIE 2026
MUMBAI – A primary theme for JMAIIE 2026 is the rapid evolution of indigenous manufacturing. Prominent figures like Bhavik Shah (Doit Industries) and Rajesh Garg (Garg Electroheat) have highlighted a major shift: Indian-made machinery is no longer just a domestic alternative but a global competitor.
The 2026 show features a dedicated Innovation Pavilion showcasing AI-driven automation and sustainable manufacturing tools. Organizers emphasize that by prioritizing R&D, Indian manufacturers are now architecting the future of global jewelry production, aiming for a future where "Made in India" becomes the gold standard for machinery.
3. Tech Revolution: AI and Automation Redefining the Jewelry Bench
GOREGAON – Visitors at the JMAIIE 2026 exhibition are witnessing a technological leap as digital precision meets traditional craftsmanship. The show highlights state-of-the-art CAD/CNC solutions and automated dust collection systems designed to maximize efficiency and sustainability.
Beyond the hardware, the expo serves as a knowledge-sharing ecosystem. With delegations from the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Italy, the event is facilitating international contracts and partnerships that bridge the gap between high-tech machinery and traditional jewelry design.
Quick Show Facts
Dates: February 12–15, 2026
Venue: Hall 4, Bombay Exhibition Centre, Mumbai
Focus: Manufacturing Technology, 3D Printing, Laser Marking, and Allied Services
Key Figures: Kranti Nagvekar (Founder, KNC Services), Naresh Balani (Chairman, JMA Forum)
