Established in 2060, Mangsir 11, Nepal Gem and Jewellery Association (NEGJA) has been registered in the Kathmandu district administration office as a non-profit organization (NGO) under Association & Organization Registration Act 2034 BS. Historically precious and semi-precious stones and gems have been used in Nepal by the royals and elites. However, the government allowed trading of gems and precious, semi-precious stones from 2060, kartik 24th, after the liaising form the NEGJA. The unity with over 500 members of the association has taken a new form on the Gem and Jewellery sector. NEGJA also promotes consumer trust and assists its members to follow the best business practices.
Vision
Exploring precious gemstone from the Mother Nature provided and enhancing traditionally, with rich craftsmanship, the association is dedicated to promote Gems and Jewellery industry in Nepal setting and maintaining the highest possible standards of business ethics and professionalism.
Mission
– To provide quality service and products, and promote gems and jewellery industry.
– To develop the creative energy of youth and foster a commitment to professionalism, maintain quality and business ethics in the Gem and Jewellery industry.
– To build trust, awareness, understanding and desirability for Nepali jewellery products internationally.
– To impart a high level of education and training to its member organizations.
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