The Indonesian Ministry of Industry (Kemenperin) has reported that the country’s export value for jewelry and precious goods reached USD 4.05 billion, equivalent to approximately IDR 62 trillion, during the first half of 2025. This achievement underscores continued growth in the sector, fueled by rising global demand and increasing competitiveness of Indonesian craftsmanship. According to Kemenperin, the government is actively supporting this momentum through strategic initiatives—particularly by strengthening the ecosystem around the jewelry industry. Part of that support includes facilitating access to raw materials, financing, and market access for small and medium enterprises in the sector. 

In particular, Kemenperin highlights the role of Bank Bullion, a new institution intended to enhance liquidity, ease procurement of precious metals (especially gold), and streamline supply chain efficiency for the domestic jewelry industry. Meanwhile, the Ministry is also focusing on promoting Indonesian jewelry in global markets via trade fairs, export facilitation, and regulatory frameworks that help local producers compete internationally. This milestone export figure as a positive signal that Indonesia’s jewelry sector is on a promising trajectory—one that the government intends to nurture through supportive policies and industry development.

Source:https://www.tempo.co/ekonomi/kemenperin-catat-nilai-ekspor-perhiasan-tembus-rp-62-triliun-2079162