Mauritius Jewelry Industry Has A Bright Future.

　　

In order to satisfy

The Mauritius human resources development committee has focused on jewelry, watches and diamond production and processing technology. Through training courses, the technology level of local jewelry workers has been improved.

In recent years, the field of jewelry, watches and diamond production in Mauritius has undergone tremendous changes and is becoming more and more important for Mauritius's economic development.

Before,

The ordinary jewellery is mainly produced by small processing plants, specialized for local market, and less for export products.

Now the situation has changed, and there are about 45 jewellery factories in the world producing high-end jewellery products for world famous brands.

The main advantage of the jewelry industry in Mauritius lies in its superior quality and exquisite workmanship.

In order to further develop the market, training more qualified technicians is very important for the development of Mauritius jewelry industry, and it can also attract more foreign enterprises to Mauritius.

In the view of the Mauritius authorities, the development of the jewelry industry is very promising.

Jewelry,

And the diamond industry is mainly made up of silver, gold, gem and diamond manufacturers.

The products made by these manufacturers include high-end handmade chains, gold and platinum rings, watch dial, watch bracelets and other delicate small parts.

For the time being,

The production sector and the seafood sector are the most important sources of foreign exchange in Mauritius, followed by jewelry, watches and diamond production sectors.

The annual output value of jewellery, watches and diamond industry is more than 5 billion Mauritius rupee (Mauritius monetary unit, 1 US dollars or 27 Mauritius rupee), exports account for about 10% of the total export volume of Mauritius, the annual growth rate of exports is 7.5%, the total export value in 2012 is 4 billion 776 million Mauritius rupee, and the value rose to 5 billion 146 million Mauritius rupee in 2013.

The Mauritius human resources development committee has launched various in-house training projects to improve the technical level of local technicians engaged in the industry.

At the same time, in order to meet the manpower needs of the industry development, (HRDC) set up a public jewelry processing technology training center to train the new force in the industry.