SHOW DAILY by JNA • 1 SHOW DAILY 1Day 18 September 2023 | Monday Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong 18-22 September 2023 | AWE 20-24 September 2023 | HKCEC The World’s Number One Fine Jewellery Event JGW is celebrating its 40th edition this year with a slew of special events and celebrations across its two world-class venues over the course of its seven-day run from September 18 to 24, 2023. See page 21 for more details. World’s biggest B2B fine jewellery event makes grand return Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong (JGW) is back in its original “One Fair, Two Venues” B2B format, with more than 3,500 exhibitors set to present their latest collections to professional trade buyers from around the world. Opening today at the AsiaWorld-Expo (AWE) is the jewellery materials section covering diamonds, gemstones and pearls, which runs until September 22, 2023. Finished jewellery, packaging solutions, tools and equipment, and jewellery industryrelated technologies will be hosted at the Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre (HKCEC) from September 20 to 24, 2023. The show houses over 40 theme and group pavilions including the Fine Gem Pavilion, which promises spectacular finds at the AWE. Previously known as the September Hong Kong Jewellery & Gem Fair, JGW is celebrating two remarkable milestones this year – the exhibition’s 40th edition and the 40th anniversary of JNA, Informa Markets Jewellery’s flagship jewellery trade publication. “This is a once-in-a-lifetime fair, which is made all the more special following the significant impact that the pandemic has had on our industry. The journey has been far from easy. But despite it all, we are still here – stronger, tougher and even more enduring, remarked David Bondi, senior vice president of Informa Markets in Asia. “JGW is an opportunity to recognise and celebrate that resilience, and to act with confidence and positivity as we move towards the future.”
SHOW DAILY by JNA • 4 NEWS JewelleryNet.com Day 1 • 18 September 2023 Kiran’s treasure trove of diamonds Kiran Exports (Hong Kong) Ltd is seeing fresh opportunities in the market that offer strong growth possibilities for the polished diamond sector moving forward. The diamond manufacturer cited large retail chains’ expansion in mainland China, robust demand for specific diamond sizes that are in short supply and stronger interest in fancy diamonds as fuelling demand for the category. The company is presenting its core production of diamonds, ranging from the smallest sizes to 3 carats and above in parcel goods and certified diamonds at Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong (JGW). These include loose parcels of over 200 product variants in a wide selection of colours, sizes and clarity classifications. Jewellery, pearl and gemstone specialist Hong Kong Yee On (Group) Co Ltd is casting the spotlight on its expansive selection of goods at Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong. Coloured gemstones and jewellery await visitors to the booth of Yee On Gems & Jewellery Factory Co Ltd in Hall 3 of the AsiaWorld-Expo. Aside from its vast collection of loose stones, the company offers innovative jewellery creations that highlight the beauty and versatility of coloured gems. Turquoise, for instance, features prominently in its line of pendants that also double as brooches. Its Alcedo Atthis or kingfisher brooch is made of vibrant blue and green stabilised turquoise cabochons set in gold-plated silver. The range also includes a sunflower design made of stabilised turquoise and a cherry blossom variation consisting of blue turquoise pieces. Yee On Pearls & Jewellery in Hall 1, for its part, processes and exports freshwater, Tahitian and mabe pearls to clients all over the world. Its offerings include a selection of mabe pearls ranging from 9mm to 18mm in size as well as several collections of mabe pearl jewellery set in silver and gold, among other products. from the Far East, Australia and Western countries that we usually do business with remotely due to technological advancements,” it said. Among Kiran’s regular visitors at the September Fair are major retailers and large wholesalers based in Hong Kong and mainland China. Their aggressive expansion on the mainland will further drive demand for diamonds, the company added. “Historical data and market trends indicate a consistent upswing in sales activity across our product lines, and we are fully prepared to meet this surge in demand. Our fancy diamond collection is performing particularly well, due largely to the limited competition we face in this segment,” Kiran revealed. In addition, the extensive assortment of goods on Kiran’s e-commerce sales platform is also available for buyer selection. Comprising over 300,000 certified diamonds, this is among the most impressive inventories manufactured and promoted by a single company in the diamond industry, Kiran noted. The diamantaire aims to touch base with new and potential clients at JGW, while reconnecting with existing customers and achieving direct sales. Its clientele comprises jewellery manufacturers, diamond wholesalers, small and large retailers and online platforms. “We are also looking forward to meeting in person and planning business with customers Mabe pearl earrings Kingfisher brooch/pendant Turquoise cherry blossom brooch/ pendant and Mabe pearl pendant All jewellery pieces from Hong Kong Yee On (Group) Co Ltd Diamonds from Kiran Exports (Hong Kong) Ltd Gems galore from Yee On Group
SHOW DAILY by JNA • 6 NEWS JewelleryNet.com Day 1 • 18 September 2023 Diamond expert Sheetal shines with innovative brand refresh Sheetal Group is turning the spotlight on new branding initiatives that demonstrate its unique ability to align business strategies with evolving global standards. At the centre of this exciting development are exceptional diamonds that the Sheetal Group is renowned for. The company is offering an expansive array of top-quality diamonds in a multitude of shapes, Thailand-based coloured gemstone manufacturer Makhni Enterprises Ltd Part is showcasing high-quality coloured gems, led by sapphires and rubies, at Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong (JGW). The company is introducing its latest selection of natural untreated gemstones comprising blue and Padparadscha sapphires and rubies. “We are very excited to launch our new collection at the fair,” it said. “We chose Hong Kong for the unveiling because of the city’s status as an international jewellery and gemstone hub. JGW provides us with a platform to connect with buyers from all over the world.” The company’s major markets are the US, Europe and Asia. “We look forward to a very exciting exhibition as we have been receiving an overwhelming response from our customers who will be meeting us at the fair,” Makhni Enterprises commented. sizes and colours at Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong (JGW). Buyers have at their disposal a broad selection of certified and non-certified diamonds, including diamonds of 0.05 carat to 5 carats in white and natural fancy colours and round, pearl, heart, oval, emerald, princess, cushion, marquise and radiant shapes. Bespoke and light performance cuts bearing D to K colours and IF to Pique clarity ranges are also available. The company’s certified diamonds come with grading reports from the Gemological Institute of America, De Beers Institute of Diamonds, Forevermark, the International Gemological Institute and HRD Antwerp. Visitors to Sheetal Group’s booth are also in for an immersive experience that will allow them to explore a diamond’s story from mine to masterpiece and better appreciate the intricate artistry behind every diamond manufactured by the group. Chirag Kakadia, director of Sheetal Group, said, “Given evolving industry trends, several types of diamonds are likely to garner significant attention and interest at JGW. These include fancy shapes and traceable goods, particularly in smaller sizes.” Progressive steps Sheetal Group recently updated its company logo to symbolise a new visual identity that resonates with the changing times while preserving its corporate DNA. According to the diamond manufacturer, the new logo celebrates unprecedented milestones in its journey as it aims to strike a balance between tradition and innovation. The logo also embodies the commitment, integrity and sustainability that pervades Sheetal Group. “These core values have formed the guiding principles of our organisation for 38 years. As we move forward with a newly proclaimed visual identity, we remain dedicated to delivering excellence, upholding our values and embracing the global community that we serve,” remarked Sheetal Group. A revamped website, to be unveiled today, September 18, at JGW, meanwhile reflects its digital evolution, the company said. Chirag Kakadia, director of Sheetal Group Diamonds from Sheetal Group Sapphire from Makhni Enterprises Ltd Part Sapphire and ruby spectacle at JGW Given evolving industry trends, several types of diamonds are likely to garner significant attention and interest at JGW. These include fancy shapes and traceable goods, particularly in smaller sizes.
SHOW DAILY by JNA • 8 NEWS JewelleryNet.com Day 1 • 18 September 2023 40 diamantaires dazzle at Antwerp Pavilion Brilliant opportunities abound at the Antwerp Diamond Pavilion at the AsiaWorld-Expo where 40 leading diamond companies from Belgium are showcasing top-quality goods. Organised by the Antwerp World Diamond Centre (AWDC), the Antwerp Diamond Pavilion at Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong (JGW) is celebrating its 25th edition, making it the longestrunning pavilion of the fair’s diamond section The Antwerp-based companies are offering an exceptional selection of diamonds in diverse cuts, Mahenge Gems is presenting a refined selection of top-notch coloured gemstones, led by the beloved spinel, at Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong (JGW). Headlining its product offerings is cobalt spinel, which bears the rarest of all spinel colours. According to Mahenge Gems, cobalt spinel used to be mined exclusively in Vietnam but the discovery of a new source in Mahenge, Tanzania reignited global demand for these electric blue treasures. Highly sought-after tsavorite garnet and hot pink spinel are also available at the company’s booth at the AsiaWorld-Expo. Mahenge Gems offers the finest coloured gemstones from Tanzania’s famed Mahenge region, East Africa and Sri Lanka. “With direct access to the mines and a permanent presence in the Mahenge mining region, we have first pick of the finest gemstones, straight from the source,” the Singapore-based company stated. “Whether you are looking for vibrant spinels, rich blue sapphires or luscious tsavorites, you are in the right place as we offer an expansive range of goods.” shapes and colours alongside bespoke diamond services at JGW. AWDC is thus inviting visitors to view these remarkable gems in person at the show to truly appreciate their captivating beauty. “Buyers seeking something specific can come by the AWDC booth so we can guide them to the exhibitors we believe best suit their needs,” it added. The centre noted that the pandemic had ushered in a transformative adaptation in the trade, inspiring industry stakeholders to constantly innovate. Case in point is AWDC’s introduction of the “Young Antwerp” initiative. “’Young Antwerp” represents an intriguing avenue as we embrace evolving industry paradigms. Our young traders are Puneet Sangvhi and Nipun Nahata. We are beyond happy to have them on board, showcasing their diamond collections for the first time at this show,” explained AWDC. According to the centre, JGW 2023 provides diamantaires with an ideal platform to connect with industry peers, cultivate business relationships as well as gain insights on the latest trends and business forecasts. “While we do not expect miracles given the current market climate, we view trade shows as more than just sales opportunities,” AWDC stated. All gemstones from Mahenge Gems From top: Hot pink spinel, cobalt spinel, tsavorite garnet Natural yellow diamond from Pluczenik (Image courtesy of AWDC) Loose diamonds ©DonaldWoodrow-IlanTaché Exquisite beauty in rarity
SHOW DAILY by JNA • 10 NEWS JewelleryNet.com Day 1 • 18 September 2023 Fresh and alluring peridot Peridots are the main attraction at Fuli Gemstones’ booth at Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong. The peridot miner and specialist is also unveiling its proprietary “Fuli Cut” – a unique gemstone cut designed to show the natural beauty of peridot. “We are likewise exhibiting a selection of designer collaborations while showcasing the bespoke cuts that we have developed this year,” the company said. “We look forward to catching up with our clients and introducing our peridot collections to potential customers.” Professional trade buyers seeking to purchase coloured gemstone beads are in for a vibrant sourcing experience at the jewellery materials section of Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong (JGW) at the AsiaWorld-Expo. Gemsrich Co is displaying round, faceted and unpolished beads from its vast collection. Established in 1980, the company specialises in manufacturing smaller coloured gemstone beads that are mostly 2mm and 3mm in size. With production centralised at its factory in China, Gemsrich prides itself on offering beads of over a hundred varieties of coloured gemstones at competitive prices. San Wai Gems & Jewellery Fty Co Ltd, meanwhile, is offering kyanite beads, beryl beads and amazonite beads, among other coloured gemstone options. The Hong Kong-based gemstone manufacturer and supplier has been in business since 1986. It deals in the wholesale of a wide range of coloured gemstones that are processed in its own state-of-the-art factory that employs skilled and experienced technicians. Lab-grown diamond (LGD) manufacturer Ethereal Green Diamond wants to catch the fancy of buyers from the US, Europe and Southeast Asia, to name a few, with its latest LGD jewellery collections. The company is also hoping to do business with prospective buyers from Australasia, the Middle East and Hong Kong. “We expect to touch base with more overseas buyers at the fair as we move forward from the pandemic,” shared Ethereal Green Diamond. A fast-rising LGD manufacturer and global supplier, Ethereal Green Diamond uses high-tech machinery and fine craftsmanship to ensure the quality and sustainable nature of its lab-grown diamond offerings, the company said. Fuli Gemstones works primarily with high jewellery brands and designers in Europe and China. It also offers calibrated gems for larger production runs as well as the watch industry. The Fuli Gemstones Yiqisong Nanshan mine at the foothills of Changbai Mountains in China is the largest known peridot deposit in the world, according to the company. “The vision of Fuli Gemstones is to become a leading global producer and supplier of quality peridot and to build the most innovative and environmentally responsible gemstone mining company in the world,” it added. Round and faceted coloured gemstone beads from Gemsrich Co 20mm beryl beads from San Wai Gems & Jewellery Fty Co Ltd Lab-grown diamond necklace and engagement rings in 14-karat gold by Ethereal Green Diamond Peridot from Fuli Gemstones Glittering lab-grown diamond options Beads of colour at JGW 2023
SHOWCASE JewelleryNet.com Day 1 • 18 September 2023 Fine jewellery pieces adorned with mesmerising blue gemstones weave a spellbinding narrative. From a sapphire’s vivid hues to the ethereal glow of aquamarines, blue gems bestow a sense of elegance and mystery to jewellery pieces, making them an essential component of high jewellery collections and trendier, everyday designs. Enchantment 1 2 3 4 Blue SHOW DAILY by JNA • 16
Day 1 • 18 September 2023 JewelleryNet.com SHOWCASE 1. Sapphire and diamond earrings by Arihant International Co Ltd 2. Santa Maria aquamarine suite from Constantin Wild GmbH & Co KG 3. Pear-shaped vivid blue fancy colour diamond from Antwerp Cut (HK) Ltd 4. Sapphire and diamond bangle by Edelweiss Jewellery Co Ltd 5. London blue topaz necklace by Hatai Gems & Jewelry Co Ltd 6. Sapphire from Vijay Laxmi Gem Ltd 7. Sapphire and diamond ring by Chase Jewellery Manufactory Ltd 8. Ring in 18-karat white gold with sapphire and diamonds by Continental Jewellery (Mfg) Ltd 5 6 7 8 SHOW DAILY by JNA • 17
SHOW DAILY by JNA • 19 Day 1 • 18 September 2023 JewelleryNet.com NEWS Resplendent collections from diamond exhibitors Sparkling diamonds are infusing unparalleled sophistication to this year’s edition of Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong (JGW). Staying true to its “commitment to colour,” Antwerp Cut (HK) Ltd is displaying its exquisite selection of fancy colour diamonds at the show. Each of the company’s diamonds is cut for optimal beauty by its team of master polishers. Established in 1989, Antwerp Cut is active throughout the diamond pipeline and keeps an ear to the ground to secure the finest stones for its business and its clients. Meanwhile, BHC Diamonds (Thai) Co Ltd is offering a wide selection of loose diamonds aimed at fulfilling the sourcing needs of jewellery manufacturers and designers. “Small white diamonds add a touch of sophistication and elegance when set in a jewellery piece. Their understated charm complements any style, whether it is a classic solitaire ring or a modern, minimalist design,” BHC said. The company, which specialises in calibrated diamonds, is also a certified member of the Responsible Jewellery Council. JK Findings is presenting a wide array of semifinished solutions at Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong (JGW). These include precious metal beads in karat gold or sterling silver as well as gold-filled products and various finished and plating options. The durable and trendy magnetic clasp, which JK Findings is known for, is another highlight. “Our recent acquisition of Intercept Silver & Jewelry Care has expanded our product range with Intercept Technology™ anti-corrosion and anti-tarnish products specifically for the silver and jewellery industries,” the company revealed. Founded in 1975, US-based JK Findings manufactures precious metal jewellery findings, beads, chains, wires, finished pieces and customisable jewellery. It offers a diverse portfolio of competitively priced goods that meet the market’s ever-evolving needs. Magnetic clasp by JK Findings Vivid yellow and pink diamonds from Antwerp Cut (HK) Ltd Jewellery components at the ready
SHOW DAILY by JNA • 20 CALENDAR OF EVENTS JewelleryNet.com Day 1 • 18 September 2023 WHAT’S ON AT JGW Pearl Auction Event: The 103rd Paspaley Pearl Auction* Date: September 23 to 24 Venue: Meeting Rooms N200 Series, HKCEC Organiser: Australian Pearl Centre (HK) Ltd Special Display of Rubies Event: Red Radiance Ruby’s Mine-to-Market Adventure Date: September 20 to 24 Venue: Booth 3M260, HKCEC Organiser: Jewellery & Gem Knowledge Community, Informa Markets Jewellery Special Events Event: The 40th Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong Opening Ceremony Time: 10:00am – 10:30am Venue: G/F East Lobby, AWE Organiser: Informa Markets Jewellery Event: AIGS Lab Seminars Topic 1: History of Origin Determination Topic 2: Colored Stone Grading and Pricing Time: 2:00pm – 4:30pm Venue: Meeting Room 203, AWE Organiser: AIGS Lab Event: The 40th Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong Happy Hour Time: 6:00pm – 7:00pm Venue: Upper East Lobby, AWE Organiser: Informa Markets Jewellery Event: The 40th Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong Opening Ceremony Time: 10:00am – 10:30am Venue: Harbour Road Entrance, HKCEC Organiser: Informa Markets Jewellery Event: The 40th Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong Media Gathering* Time: 11:00am – 12:30pm Venue: Meeting Rooms S226-227, HKCEC Organiser: Informa Markets Jewellery Event: Extraordinary 40 Awards Presentation Ceremony & Panel Discussion Topic: From Rough To Brilliant: Charting A Course For An Exciting Future Time: 2:00pm – 4:00pm Venue: Grand Foyer, HKCEC Organiser: Informa Markets Jewellery Event: The 40th Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong Fair Reception* Time: 6:30pm – 8:30pm Venue: Grand Foyer, HKCEC Organiser: Informa Markets Jewellery Event: Trends Shaping The Future Of Jewellery: Role of Platinum Time: 10:00am – 12:30pm Venue: Meeting Room S221, HKCEC Organiser: Platinum Guild International (PGI) Event: Embracing new business opportunities in Middle East: Navigating Hong Kong – Dubai trade connections Time: 10:00am – 12:30pm Venue: Meeting Room N201, HKCEC Organiser: Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC), Hong Kong – Middle East Business Chamber Event: Extraordinary 40 Awards Presentation Ceremony & Panel Discussion Topic: The Future Of Coloured Gemstones: Opportunities And Challenges Time: 11:00am – 1:00pm Venue: Grand Foyer, HKCEC Organiser: Informa Markets Jewellery Event: Extraordinary 40 Awards Presentation Ceremony & Panel Discussion Topic: Bold Retailers, Challenging Markets: Lessons In Success From The Jewellery Industry Time: 2:00pm – 4:00pm Venue: Grand Foyer, HKCEC Organiser: Informa Markets Jewellery Event: Diamonds from Nature. We Treasure!* Time: 2:30pm – 4:00pm Venue: Meeting Room S227, HKCEC Organiser: Diamond Federation of Hong Kong, China; Natural Diamond Council Event: Gübelin Academy 10th Anniversary* Time: 4:00pm – 6:00pm Venue: Meeting Rooms N206-208, HKCEC Organiser: Gübelin Academy Event: GWANGJU – HONG KONG for Jewelry Industry Revitalization MOU Signing Ceremony* Time: 4:30pm – 6:00pm Venue: Meeting Room S228, HKCEC Organiser: GWANGJU Jewelry Enterprise Organization and Hong Kong Jewellery & Jade Manufacturers Association Event: Gübelin Gem Lab 100th Anniversary Cocktail Reception* Time: 6:00pm – 8:00pm Venue: Meeting Rooms N206-208, HKCEC Organiser: Gübelin Gem Lab Event: Extraordinary 40 Awardees Networking Party* Time: 6:30pm – 9:00pm Venue: Grand Foyer, HKCEC Organiser: Informa Markets Jewellery Event: Extraordinary 40 Awards Presentation Ceremony & Panel Discussion Topic: Pearls Of Wisdom: Trends, Opportunities And Challenges Ahead Time: 11:00am – 1:00pm Venue: Chancellor Room, HKCEC Organiser: Informa Markets Jewellery Event: Extraordinary 40 Awards Presentation Ceremony & Panel Discussion Topic: The Power Of Storytelling: Winning Over China’s New Generation Of Jewellery Consumers Time: 2:00pm – 4:00pm Venue: Chancellor Room, HKCEC Organiser: Informa Markets Jewellery Event: Shanghai Kimberlite Diamond Jewellery Parade & Gala Dinner* Time: 6:00pm – 8:30pm Venue: Grand Foyer, HKCEC Organiser: Shanghai Kimberlite Diamond Jewellery Co Ltd Event: Ruby, Art & Science. In-person Conversation by L’ÉCOLE Asia Pacific Time: 2:00pm – 3:00pm Venue: Meeting room S226-227, HKCEC Organiser: L’ÉCOLE School of Jewelry Arts *Admission is by invitation only
SHOW DAILY by JNA • 21 Day 1 • 18 September 2023 JewelleryNet.com NEWS JGW – Powering the future of jewellery Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong (JGW) had its beginnings as the September Hong Kong Jewellery & Watch Fair back in 1983. The inaugural show had 110 exhibitors and 700 buyers. Fast-forward four decades and JGW is now the world’s largest jewellery fair, attracting visitors from over 130 countries. Extraordinary 40 To mark this special year, JGW is presenting the Extraordinary 40 (E40) Awards, under the auspices of the Jewellery World Awards (JWA). This tribute honours the exceptional achievements of 40 individuals who have made a significant impact on the jewellery industry and who continue to shape its future today. Several E40 Awardees will participate in a series of high-profile panel discussions where they will share their insights, experiences and expertise. Additionally, leading organisations in different sectors of the industry will provide updates and share the latest developments in their respective fields. Taking place from September 20 to 22, these Master Insights sessions will cover five topics: Diamonds, Coloured Gemstones, Pearls, Jewellery Retail and the Greater China market. An E40 Awards Presentation will precede each panel discussion. “Our Extraordinary 40 Awardees are the embodiment of excellence, dedication, commitment and boldness within the jewellery world. With this recognition campaign, we wholeheartedly express our gratitude to the Award recipients, as well as countless others who, although not publicly acknowledged, have contributed to the success and growth of our sector,” said Celine Lau, director of Jewellery Fairs at Informa Markets Jewellery. Special activities JGW is also honouring its loyal supporters. During the 40th Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong Fair Reception on September 20, 2023 at the Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre, six companies that have been exhibiting at the show since its maiden edition will receive loyalty awards. Ruby is also taking centrestage at JGW 2023 as the 40th anniversary gemstone. In the Red Radiance - the Ruby’s Mine-to-Market Adventure Exhibition, visitors can expect to see a stunning display of ruby exhibits, highlighting the rarity and allure of this precious gemstone. Meanwhile, the Red Radiance Treasure Hunt will guide buyers through the show floor to view the most remarkable ruby collections. Exhibitors and visitors can also commemorate the occasion by taking a picture with a background of their choice at the JGW GemSnap photo booth at various locations in the two venues. JGW has become a source of inspiration, exploration and discovery, offering a seven-day window into the global jewellery industry.
SHOW DAILY by JNA • 22 NEWS JewelleryNet.com Day 1 • 18 September 2023 Published by Informa Markets 17/F, China Resources Building, 26 Harbour Road, Wanchai, Hong Kong Email: [email protected] JewelleryNet.com Copyright Contents of JGW Show Daily by JNA are protected by copyright. Reproduction of material in part or in whole is not permitted in any form without the written authorisation of the publisher. Printed by Asia One Printing Limited 13/F, Asia One Tower, 8 Fung Yip Street, Chai Wan, Hong Kong SHOW DAILY Associate Publisher & Editor-in-Chief Olivia Quiniquini EDITORIAL Deputy Editor Bernardette Sto. Domingo Assistant Editor Sharon Kwok Assistant Digital Product Manager William Yick ADVERTISING Assistant Director Christine Sinn MARKETING Senior Marketing & Communications Manager Ronny Pang Assistant Marketing & Communications Manager Monica Kwok Marketing & Communications Executive Vincent Wong PRODUCTION Production Manager Jennifer So Senior Designer Eva Kam Assistant Event and Media Service Manager Bonnie Law ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVES China: Ruby Hu Tel: (86) 20 8666 0158 Email: [email protected] Germany: Liz Dobelmann Tel: (49) 721 384 1881 Email: [email protected] Italy: Mauro Arati Tel: (39) 02048517853 Email: [email protected] Japan: Nobuaki Nito Tel: (81) 3 52961020 Email: [email protected] Taiwan: Rita Hung Tel: (886) 2 2738 3898 Email: [email protected] Thailand: Alongkorn Chanyangarm Tel: (66) 2 036 0500 Email: [email protected] US: Bonnie Chan Tel: (1) 347 906 4693 Email: [email protected] President & CEO – Asia Margaret Ma Connolly Senior Vice President – Asia David Bondi Director of Jewellery Fairs Celine Lau Solid appeal of opaque gems Lapis lazuli, chrysoprase and turquoise are among the coloured gemstones enchanting buyers at Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong (JGW). A respected manufacturer specialising in lapis lazuli, Michael Gems Co is offering the blue stone in various shapes and sizes. Established in 2006, the company sources its gemstones directly from the most reputable mines in the world before processing these in its workshop in Huizhou, China. It exports to a global clientele and also maintains a showroom in Hong Kong. The company also Gemstone suppliers from Sri Lanka are training the spotlight on their country’s sapphires and other fabled gemstones at Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong. Known for its high-quality blue sapphires, Natural Sapphires Ceylon (Pvt) Ltd is presenting an impressive collection of these precious stones in different cuts and sizes. All gems were purchased as rough stones from miners and then transformed into exquisite, polished gems in the company’s state-of-the-art lapidary. Natural Sapphires Ceylon is particularly recognised for its calibrated stones. Sri Gems, on the other hand, is putting its collection of Ceylon blue sapphires on display, alongside some pink and yellow sapphires. The company will also showcase other sought-after gems such as cat’s eye chrysoberyls, alexandrites, Padparadscha sapphires, tsavorites, spinels and rubies, among others. One of the country’s leading gemstone exporters, Sri Gems supplies a wide selection of stones in varying qualities, ranging from high-end material to commercial goods. produces mother-of-pearl and abalone cabochons in rectangular, tear-drop, oval and round shapes. Meanwhile, buyers seeking chrysoprase should visit Po Yuen Gems Co’s booth, where it is displaying goods from its own mine in Queensland, Australia. Apart from oval and teardrop cabochons, offerings include chrysoprase jewellery such as necklaces. Ming Hing Gem Co Ltd, on the other hand, is highlighting its collection of Arizona Sleeping Beauty turquoise. This is available in oval and teardrop cabochons as well as rough, among others. The company, which also trades in Australian opal, employs experienced gemstone cutters in its factories in mainland China and Hong Kong, and maintains purchasing offices in the US and Australia. Chrysoprase from Po Yuen Gems Co Oval-shaped turquoise cabochons from Ming Hing Gem Co Ltd Sri Lanka’s mesmerising gems Sapphires from Natural Sapphires Ceylon (Pvt) Ltd
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