SHOW DAILY by JNA • 10 NEWS JewelleryNet.com Day 2 • 19 September 2023 Miranda Group’s captivating coloured gemstone layouts Miranda Group is dazzling professional trade buyers at Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong (JGW) with its spectacular selection of coloured gemstone layouts. The vertically integrated company has prepared eight new collections for the show – Paraiba, Amazon, Blue Planet, Ocean, Carnival, Barbie, Fire and Rainbow. These comprise more than 300 layouts of finequality, rigorously selected and matched coloured gemstones. According to the company’s managing director Cam Li, the colour blue is a perennial market favourite, leading to consistently strong demand for Miranda Group’s layouts of Paraiba tourmaline, aquamarine, tanzanite and various gradations and combinations of blue coloured gemstones. “Blue stones have the amazing ability to be resplendent on their own or sparkle in harmony with other colours. They are thus always in high demand throughout the year,” she explained. Also moving well this year are mint green and pink tourmaline stones, Li added. Miranda Group caters to an expansive customer base comprising leading jewellery brands from Israeli diamond companies are all out to impress buyers at Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong (JGW) with their glittering selection of diamonds. The Israel Diamond Pavilion, occupying 500 square metres at the AsiaWorld-Expo, is hosting 31 companies offering both loose diamonds and diamond jewellery. In addition, four more Israel diamond companies are exhibiting independently at the show. According to the Israel Diamond Institute (IDI), visitors to the pavilion can source the very best of what the Israeli diamond trade has to offer – exquisitely cut and polished natural diamonds, with an unusual percentage of them being 3 carats and more, and a range of fancy colour diamonds. “Israeli diamonds are synonymous with quality, and that is exactly what visitors can expect to see,” said IDI. “Many of the exhibitors also showcase their diamonds set in elegantly designed and finely crafted jewellery.” Computers are available at the IDI lounge to help visitors pinpoint the exhibitors offering the specific merchandise they are searching for. Informa Markets Jewellery’s flagship jewellery trade magazine JNA is celebrating its 40th anniversary with the introduction of digital news alerts to keep jewellery and gemstone professionals aware of developments in the industry as and when they happen. Subscribers to the free service will be notified when JNA publishes new stories on their preferred topics online. They can choose from nine topics – coloured gemstones; diamonds; pearls; finished jewellery; labgrown diamonds; display and packaging; tools, equipment and technology; synthetic materials, imitation stones and simulants; and precious metals and alloys – and opt for daily, weekly or monthly alerts. They also become members of Informa Markets Jewellery’s digital platform JewelleryNet, gaining full access to JNA’s eMagazines and online content as well as the platform’s sourcing features. Interested parties may scan the QR code or sign up with the JNA Media ambassadors on the fairgrounds or at the Informa Markets Corporate Booths at the Central Concourse at AsiaWorldExpo and next to the Organiser’s Office at the Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre. Also launching at Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong are the JNA September-October 2023 bumper issue and supplements Pearl Report 202324 and Equipment & Supplies Directory (ESD) 2024. JNA September-October 2023 includes stories on the luxury jewellery sector, the impact of 3D printing on jewellery design and production, and the market for rubies, while Pearl Report examines innovation and sustainability initiatives in the pearl sector, among others. ESD 2024 features over 500 listings of suppliers and agents of jewellery equipment. Pick up your copy today at the Informa Markets Corporate Booths! the US and Europe. Li revealed that demand from the US, the UK, Switzerland and India for high-quality coloured gemstones was particularly robust this year. “Despite the high prices of goods since last year, our sales have been increasing steadily as the market continues to seek good-quality coloured gemstones. As we source directly from our own mines and associate mines, we have been able to meet market demand for premium goods,” she said. Li now aims to also tap business opportunities in Asia. She is already seeing much promise from China and India, which are among the markets she is eyeing at the show. “We are delighted that JGW is back to provide the gem and jewellery community with this much-needed platform to connect with important buyers and fulfil the market’s needs. The show provides us with plenty of avenues for growth while enabling us to introduce a wider variety and quality of coloured gemstones to potential buyers,” Li said. Ocean Collection of 18 Santa Maria aquamarine stones weighing a total of 297.77 carats from Miranda Group Diamonds from Israel JNA’s new launches at JGW
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