JGW Hong Kong Show Daily - Day 5

SHOW DAILY by JNA • 1 SHOW DAILY 20 September 2024 | Friday Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong 16-20 September 2024 | AWE 18-22 September 2024 | HKCEC The World’s Number One Fine Jewellery Event 5Day Sourcing opportunities galore at JGW 2024 Professional trade buyers from around the world are taking full advantage of the business possibilities at the world’s biggest B2B fine jewellery fair, Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong (JGW), while staying updated on latest market developments. Angel Tan Min Yin, procurement director of Classic Gold & Jewellery in Malaysia, is looking to purchase plain gold jewellery in 22-karat and 24-karat gold as well as pieces adorned with natural diamonds. “We found interesting options at the show that met our satisfaction and requirements,” she said, adding she was also open to purchasing labgrown diamond jewellery. Classic Gold & Jewellery operates two physical stores in Kuala Lumpur and an online shop. Indra Lionardy, CFO of Indonesian chain store Adelle Jewellery, is at JGW to source for technology solutions and packaging items. He shared, “We found some smaller machines of good quality at more competitive prices than before. For instance, we came across a laser engraving machine that could help us create tailored products for our market.” Cindy Zhang, CEO of Taiwan-based retailer Diamond Service Center (DSC), is using her visit Paraiba Collection layout comprising 10 Paraiba tourmaline stones weighing a total of 34 carats from Miranda Group to JGW this year to learn about the latest jewellery trends and innovations. DSC currently sells diamond and pearl jewellery in 18-karat gold, from fine jewellery to affordable collections for everyday use. Given heightened demand for gold jewellery in the market, Zhang intends to expand DSC’s offerings to include gold jewellery and gold beans. “JGW showcases a wide range of products and services,” she said. “I am most impressed by a smart gold recycling machine offered at the show, which would support our commercial objectives and sustainability goals.”

SHOW DAILY by JNA • 4 ON THE SHOW FLOOR JewelleryNet.com Day 5 • 20 September 2024 Winners and finalists of the Sustainability Awards 2024 by JWA (Jewellery World Awards) with senior executives of Informa Markets at the Recognition Ceremony held during the Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong fair reception on September 18 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre Yumiko Ijichi, executive director of Japan Pearl Exporters’ Association Zaheer Ansari, director of Zals Ltd Amit Shah (sixth from left), managing director of Su-Raj Inter Gold (HK) and his team Ricky Lam, CEO of EJI Danny Fung and Aaron Chan, directors of Goldenage International Ltd Justin and Tiffany Wong of Aldoria Ltd (From left) He Tieyuan and Chen Xia Ying, secretary general and president respectively of Professional Association of Pearls, Zhejiang; and Zhan Weijian, chairman and general manager of Hong Kong Edison Pearl Co Ltd at JGW’s Orient Odyssey special exhibition Rebecca Cheng of Rio Pearl

SHOW DAILY by JNA • 6 ON THE SHOW FLOOR JewelleryNet.com Day 5 • 20 September 2024 Spotlight on Tahitian pearls The Tahitian Pearl Association Hong Kong (TPAHK) launched several initiatives at the Tahitian Pearl Reunion Night party on September 17, 2024 on the sidelines of Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong. These ranged from the signing of an MoU for stronger collaboration with industry stakeholders in China and Hong Kong and the appointment of brand ambassadors to the debut of a Tahitian pearl theme song. TPAHK President Chan Ming Wing (top left) reaffirmed the association’s commitment to educating the trade and the public on the allure of Tahitian pearls. The Autore Group Yu Chung-ta, founder and president of Chia Ta Jewellery Co Ltd Pritesh Patel, SVP and chief operating officer of the Gemological Institute of America Shanghai Kimberlite Diamond Jewellery Co Ltd Bapalal Keshavlal Schofer Germany – The Chain Co GmbH & Co KG

SHOW DAILY by JNA • 8 NEWS JewelleryNet.com Day 5 • 20 September 2024 Exceptional creations at Fine Design Pavilion Luxury jewellers, the mainstays of the Fine Design Pavilion of Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong (JGW), are brightening up the Grand Hall of the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre with their bejewelled creations. Butani Jewellery Ltd is showcasing its exceptional masterpieces, which are coveted for their unique design, innovation and craftsmanship. Favoured by royal families, A-list stars and a discerning, sophisticated clientele worldwide, Butani’s timeless designs and masterful statement jewels have a distinct and instantly recognisable signature that reflects and celebrates contemporary women’s style. Spectacular jadeite jewellery pieces are drawing the crowds at Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong (JGW). A natural 5.08-carat green jadeite in an 18-karat gold ring with marquise and brilliant diamonds is among the stars of United Jewelry Co’s displays. A specialist in the jadeite business for four generations, this Hong Kong company often sees its bespoke pieces make their way to international auction houses. Also available from United Jewelry is a jadeite bangle set with 27 pieces of green jadeite weighing a total of 14.49 carats and accentuated by 26 rosecut diamonds weighing 1.11 carats and 592 round brilliant diamonds weighing 3.94 carats. Another highlight is a pair of natural jadeite and diamond earrings with four green jadeite gems weighing a total of 14.52 carats, made more precious with pear-shaped, rose cut, baguette and round brilliant diamonds. All of United Jewelry’s finished jewellery pieces are designed and made at the company’s facility in Highlights at JGW 2024 include the Butani diamond band, Butani diamond drop earrings and Butani diamond bracelet, all featuring emeraldcut and pear-shaped diamonds set in 18-karat white gold. Coloured gemstones reign supreme in the offerings of Alexander Laut Co Ltd, which specialises in designer jewellery with rare gems. Gracing its display windows at this year’s show is an exquisite ring with a 29.14-carat unheated yellow sapphire embellished with 2.95 carats of diamonds and 0.93 carat of tsavorites set in white and yellow gold. Also grabbing buyers’ attention is its Vietnamese spinel ring with a 10.45-carat Hong Kong while the jade carvings are produced at its factory in Foshan, China. The Hong Kong facility is also involved in stone selection and quality control of the carved and polished stones. “Each process is completed by our experienced and professional teams, providing our customers with the most competitive price and best service. We intend to progress gradually and expand business to markets worldwide,” it said. Meanwhile, Ammie Kang is showcasing impressive jadeite jewellery pieces, each of which is one of a kind and handcrafted in Taiwan. Among the company’s exquisite creations is a jadeite and diamond ring featuring a large rare cabochon with excellent colour and translucency. Ammie Kang started its own lines of jadeite jewellery in 1991. “As the pieces gained consumer popularity, the brand expanded over time to include a full range of fine gemstone jewellery. Now its refined designs are defined by subtle hues, delightful artistry and extraordinary craftsmanship,” the company asserted. centre stone set in platinum and embellished with 1.69 carats of diamonds. The company is also presenting a ring featuring a 29.05-carat Paraiba tourmaline from Mozambique and 6.12 carats of diamonds. Heinz Mayer GmbH of Germany, meanwhile, is training the spotlight on its Rolling Diamonds® Collection, featuring fine diamond jewellery with natural diamonds set in 18-karat gold or platinum. The company describes the jewellery line as “Champagne for your wrist.” Its Rolling Diamonds® bracelets are patented, hinged and assembled completely by hand. Furthermore, each diamond is faceted, polished and set by hand in its workshop in Idar-Oberstein, it continued. A family-owned manufacturer of fine jewellery, Heinz Mayer has an uninterrupted jewellery and gemstone tradition in Idar-Oberstein since 1599. It caters to leading jewellers worldwide and has won numerous awards for its creations. Jadeite ring by Ammie Kang Jadeite and diamond earrings by United Jewelry Co Diamond drop earrings by Butani Jewellery Ltd Band with three rows of emerald cut and pear-shaped diamonds set in 18-karat white gold by Butani Jewellery Ltd Rolling Diamonds® rings by Heinz Mayer GmbH Exquisite jadeite offerings Platinum ring with a 10.45-carat Vietnamese spinel by Alexander Laut Co Ltd

SHOW DAILY by JNA • 10 NEWS JewelleryNet.com Day 5 • 20 September 2024 Hong Kong is reinforcing its position as a leading jewellery manufacturing centre through splendid collections that are enchanting buyers at Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong (JGW). Legrand Jewellery (Mfg) Co Ltd is presenting jewellery collections that blend creative design, intricate craftsmanship and the latest manufacturing technology. Its booth at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre features intricate sapphire and diamond jewellery pieces, among others. The selection includes a 1.64-carat sapphire and diamond ring, a 1.56-carat sapphire and diamond pendant, and a pair of earrings with a total of 2.12 carats of sapphires and 1.43 carats of diamonds. “Our dedication to excellence is made possible by 250 skilled staff working at our advanced production facility,” said the company, which has been manufacturing and exporting fine diamond and gemstone jewellery since 1986. Another of Hong Kong’s celebrated companies, Continental Jewellery (Mfg) Ltd, is showcasing refined pieces that mark its 50-year journey in the trade. Among its offerings for JGW this year are glamorous diamond rings in either 18-karat or 14-karat white gold. One boasts a geometric pattern with baguette and round diamonds while another features marquise diamonds and pear-shaped blue sapphires. Diamond chain link earrings sparkling with 154 pieces of rounds and enhanced with eight baguette diamonds totalling 1.0 carat are another major draw at its booth. A member of the Responsible Jewellery Council, Continental is recognised in international markets as a preeminent supplier and a one-stopshop for the design, manufacture, marketing and delivery of fine jewellery collections. The Osmium-Institut Zur Inverkehrbringung Und Zertifizierung Von Osmium GmbH is at Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong (JGW) to highlight the potential of crystalline osmium as a jewellery material. Sourced as a by-product of platinum mining, osmium is one of the world’s rarest precious metals, said the institute. Only 30 grams of osmium can be found in 10,000 tonnes of platinum ore. In its crystallised form, it is the last of the eight precious metals to be made tradeable in the market. As of September 11, 2024, the price of osmium stood at US$1,587.92 per gram. Highly sought after as a store of wealth, crystalline osmium has been used in luxury watches, high-end consumer goods such as headphones and even collectible pieces such as the world’s most valuable newly built violin. It is now gaining more popularity in the jewellery world as inlays and accents for upmarket pieces. Hong Kong-based Tania Chan is the first highend jewellery designer in Asia to use osmium in her jewellery designs. These were launched at JGW and are on display at the Osmium Institute’s booth in the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. Pure raw osmium is crystallised in Switzerland and certified in Germany before distribution in the market. According to the institute, each crystalline osmium piece has a unique crystal structure. Every single piece is scanned and documented with an identification code in the Osmium World Database, making it unforgeable. For its part, Able Jewelry Mfg Ltd is displaying a selection of fine jewellery in 9-karat to 18-karat gold set with diamonds, gemstones and pearls. These include butterfly necklaces with diamonds and a series of pink and blue sapphire rings with diamonds. The company also offers collections with synthetic gemstones. Over at Nelson Jewellery Arts Co Ltd’s booth, the spotlight is shining on ruby, emerald and sapphire necklaces, among others. The Hong Kong-based jeweller is launching a half-collar necklace in 18-karat gold featuring 11 emeralds with a combined weight of 43.96 carats, complemented by 661 diamonds weighing 35.52 carats. Another standout piece is a necklace adorned with 118 rubies totalling 72.52 carats and 1,416 diamonds with a combined carat weight of 26.94 carats. Likewise drawing buyers’ admiration is a diamond necklace with 15.90 carats of sapphires. Established in 1980, Nelson Jewellery Arts is the only jewellery manufacturer to receive the Hong Kong Productivity Council (HKPC) Productivity Award three times. Its factories in China are equipped with advanced technology to maximise productivity and develop innovative highquality jewellery products. HK jewellers present bejewelled marvels Rings with osmium accents Rare precious metal gains ground in jewellery Sapphire and diamond necklace by Nelson Jewellery Arts Co Ltd Rings with diamonds, blue and pink sapphires in 14-karat gold by Able Jewelry Mfg Ltd Diamond earrings and sapphire and diamond ring by Continental Jewellery (Mfg) Ltd

SHOW DAILY by JNA • 14 NEWS JewelleryNet.com Day 5 • 20 September 2024 Jewellery brands and high-end manufacturers are regaling professional trade visitors with their scintillating masterpieces at the International Premier Pavilion (IPP) in Hall 3 of the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. For over eight decades, India-based Bapalal Keshavlal has been producing distinctive and eclectic designs that have gained a following around the world. The family-owned design powerhouse ventured into exports some 20 years, establishing deep relationships with some of the world’s top high-end jewellery retailers. At this year’s JGW, Bapalal Keshavlal is once again demonstrating its prowess in design and Innovative jewellery designs are catching the attention of visitors to Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong (JGW) 2024. Hong Kong jewellery designer Ken Chan is highlighting his artistry through the latest designs of his brand KENN at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre section of the trade fair. New releases in his gender-fluid Integrated Collection include bangles and rings in 18-karat gold with jadeite accents and further embellished with diamonds. KENN’s Simple Luxury Collection is also expanding with stackable rings in 18-karat gold with sapphires and diamonds. BSJ International Ltd, meanwhile, is showcasing its design know-how and manufacturing capabilities with its intricate jewellery peppered with diamonds and coloured gemstones. Highlights include an 18-karat gold bangle with a vine motif, adorned with diamonds weighing a total of 5.84 carats. Another bangle with a tree branch motif is embellished with 28 carats of tourmalines and 4.72 carats of diamonds. In yet craftsmanship with spectacular releases. Its diamond-studded cuff bangle inspired by sand dunes, leaf-shaped earrings embellished with round and pear-shaped diamonds, and whitegold oval earrings adorned with emeralds and diamonds are but some of the fascinating jewels that are gracing the brand’s display windows. Crivelli Srl prides itself on the refined elegance of its creations. The Italian jeweller puts its own twist on the classics, resulting in creative designs that place the emphasis on fine gems and metals through superior craftsmanship. The jeweller’s Like Collection, for instance, uses yellow, white or burnished gold and clean lines of another version, 29.02 carats of fancy sapphires sparkle alongside 15.75 carats of diamonds to recreate a floral motif in 18-karat rose gold. The Hong Kong-based company specialises in the production and export of diamond and coloured gemstone jewellery to wholesalers, retailers and chain stores around the world. In operation for more than 40 years, BSJ International has proven expertise in product development, design, manufacturing and quality control, the company said. diamond pavé in a modern play on textures that perfectly meld contemporary edge and Made-inItaly sophistication. For its part, Japanese manufacturer Kuwayama Corporation provides versatility and character in its jewellery pieces. In its design universe, rings can be styled in different ways to suit the wearer’s mood and personality. Its conceptual jewellery range, Fuchsia, is reminiscent of a dress adorning the wrist, changing dramatically with each movement of the hand. Fashion-forward luxury jewellery at IPP Creative endeavours Like bracelets by Crivelli Bangle with 5.84 carats of diamonds in 18-karat gold by BSJ International Integrated bangle with jadeite and diamonds in 18-karat gold by Ken Chan Simple Luxury rings with sapphires and diamonds in 18-karat gold by Ken Chan Diamond earrings with pear-shaped and round emeralds by Bapalal Keshavlal Sand-dune inspired diamond cuff bangle in yellow and white gold by Bapalal Keshavlal Flexible rings by Kuwayama Corporation

SHOW DAILY by JNA • 16 SHOWCASE JewelleryNet.com Day 5 • 20 September 2024 ENCHANTING Nata Sha / Shutterstock.com Moscow cuff by Busatti 1947 Music of Colours necklace by Viktor Moiseikin Emerald ring by Lume Creations Co Ltd Gold jewellery by Shenzhen Point Gold Precious Metal Co Ltd elegance

SHOW DAILY by JNA • 17 JewelleryNet.com SHOWCASE Day 5 • 20 September 2024 Ovidiu Hrubaru / Shutterstock.com Fine jewellery transcends time with its exquisite craftsmanship and enduring allure. Embellished with shimmering diamonds and coloured gems, each piece in this curated showcase whispers opulence and radiates elegance. 18-karat yellow gold ring with diamonds by C&F Jewellery (MFR) Ltd Bracelet with Colombian emeralds and marquise diamonds by HYT Jewelry Ltd Ring with a 20-carat Colombian emerald that can be converted into a pendant by PV Gems Ring with round and baguette diamonds and emeralds by Abee Impex Ltd 18-karat gold earrings with diamonds by Viva Collection Co Ltd

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SHOW DAILY by JNA • 20 CALENDAR OF EVENTS JewelleryNet.com Day 5 • 20 September 2024 WHAT’S ON AT JGW Special Display Event: World Heritage Gem Collection by Victor Tuzlukov Date: September 16 to 20 Venue: Booth 9D31, AWE Organiser: Jewellery & Gem Knowledge Community, Informa Markets Jewellery Special Exhibition Event: Orient Odyssey Date: September 18 to 22 Venue: Booth 3M260, HKCEC Organiser: Jewellery & Gem Knowledge Community, Informa Markets Jewellery Pearl Auction Event: The 112th Paspaley Pearl Auction* Date: September 21 to 22 Venue: Meeting Rooms N200 series, HKCEC Organiser: Australian Pearl Centre (HK) Ltd Special Events Event: Industry Trade Forum: Real. Rare. Responsible Time: 10:30am – 1:00pm Venue: Meeting Rooms S226-S227, HKCEC Speakers: • David Kellie, CEO of Natural Diamond Council • Kent Wong, Chairman of Jewellers’ and Goldsmiths’ Association of Hong Kong • Lawrence Ma, Founding President of Diamond Federation of Hong Kong, China • Lin Qiang, President of Shanghai Diamond Exchange Moderator: Victor Yiu, Chairman of Diamond Federation of Hong Kong, China Organiser: Diamond Federation of Hong Kong, China; Natural Diamond Council Event: Trade Standard of Guatemalan Fei Cui Time: 3:00pm – 5:00pm Venue: Meeting Rooms S226-S227, HKCEC Speakers: • Prof. C.M. Ou Yang, IFCJA • Yang Yi, Yangtze River Delta Jewelry Technology Innovation Industry-University-Research Cluster Service Joint Conference • Prof. Qi Lijian, Tongji University • Prof. Shi Jian, Shanghai Jewelry Design Association • Prof. Wang Lisheng, Hebei University of Geology • Au Yan, Beijing Boguan International Auction Co Ltd • Li ZhiWei, Guangdong Gem & Jade Exchange Organiser: International Fei Cui Jade Association Event: Staying Ahead in the Evolving World of Jewellery Design Time: 3:00pm – 4:00pm Venue: Grand Foyer, HKCEC Speakers: • Austy Lee, Founder and Designer of Austy Lee Art Jewellery • Caroline Chartouni, Founder and Designer of Caroline C • Nisan Ongwuthitham, Founder and Designer of Nisan Ong/Ong Jewelry Design Co Ltd Organiser: Informa Markets Jewellery Event: Microscopy of Diamond – Hidden Mysteries Inside Diamond Time: 11:30am – 1:00pm Venue: Grand Foyer, HKCEC Speaker: Chun Ming Lee, Director of The Gemmological Association of Hong Kong Organiser: The Gemmological Association of Hong Kong Event: Pearls: Art & Science, from Paris to Hong Kong Time: 2:00pm – 3:00pm Venue: Grand Foyer, HKCEC Speaker: • Mathilde Rondouin, Art Historian and Lecturer L’ÉCOLE, School of Jewelry Arts • Olivier Segura, Gemmologist & Managing Director of L’ÉCOLE Asia Pacific, School of Jewelry Arts Organiser: L’ÉCOLE Asia Pacific, School of Jewelry Arts *Admission is by invitation only Airport check-in service Attendees of Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong who are departing the city today, September 20, can avail of the airport check-in service at the AsiaWorld-Expo (AWE). The concierge counter, located in the East Lobby on the ground floor of AWE, is open from 10:00am to 6:00pm, offering remote check-in for September 20 flights for passengers taking Cathay Pacific Airways, Hong Kong Airlines and Greater Bay Airlines. Meanwhile, baggage delivery service is available for passengers flying out of Hong Kong today on other airlines. Attendees are reminded to check in a few hours prior to their flight to allow sufficient time for baggage processing. Free shuttle bus schedules on September 20 To AsiaWorld-Expo: Pick up point Drop off point Time Expo Drive Central Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre, Wan Chai East Entrance & West Entrance 7:45am - 3:00pm* No 17-19 Chatham Road South, Empress Plaza, Tsim Sha Tsui (Near East Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Exit P3) 7:45am - 11:00am* Hankow Road, Tsim Sha Tsui (Near YMCA) 11:00am - 2:00pm* Mody Road, Tsim Sha Tsui (Near Kowloon Shangri-la) 7:45am – 2:00pm* * Frequency: Approximately every 15 minutes From AsiaWorld-Expo: Pick up point Drop off point Time AWE - East Entrance Expo Drive Central Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre, Wan Chai 12:00pm - 8:00pm* AWE - West Entrance Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui (DFS Galleria) 1:00pm - 8:00pm* * Frequency: Approximately every 15 – 20 minutes

SPINEL SET 45.44 Lorem ipsum SHOW DAILY by JNA • 21 JewelleryNet.com NEWS Day 5 • 20 September 2024 Delving into designers’ creative process Established jewellery artists are sharing valuable insights on their creative process and business strategies at a panel discussion today at the Grand Foyer of the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. Taking place from 3pm to 4pm, the session, “Staying Ahead in the Evolving World of Jewellery Design,” features Austy Lee, founder and designer of Austy Lee Art Jewellery; Caroline Chartouni, founder and designer of Caroline C; and Nisan Ongwuthitham, founder and designer of Nisan Ong/Ong Jewelry Design Co Ltd. The panellists will reveal the setbacks they faced when starting their own businesses and how they transformed these into valuable learning experiences. They will also divulge the role branding plays in their success and provide insights on how to develop and promote one’s brand identity effectively. Attendees will likewise learn the practical strategies designers can employ to nurture strong relationships with suppliers, manufacturers and other industry stakeholders. Lee is renowned for his exceptional workmanship, distinctive design themes and utilisation of rare gemstones. The high-end jewellery designer launched his namesake brand in 2017. Embracing the theme “When Jewellery is Psychedelic Art,” Austy was inspired by psychedelic patterns, drawing influences from religion, new age concepts, graphic design and fashion. His unique style encompasses elements of industrial aesthetics, pop-punk influences, edginess, strictness, boldness, cultural references, contemporary symbolism and vibrant colours. Chartouni’s education in interior design and fashion design in Paris honed her artistic flair, craftsmanship and deep admiration for the natural beauty of gemstones. Drawing inspiration from her travels, she sources the finest-quality stones to create unique pieces. While she is affectionately referred to as the “Queen of Paraiba” due to her love for the mesmerising neon-blue stone, her enchantment extends to other gems as well, including opals, tanzanites and diamonds, to name a few. Ongwuthitham is the founder and sole designer of jewellery brand, Nisan, located in Bangkok, Thailand. His profound passion for art and his deep love for the subject ultimately led him into the realm of jewellery design. Nisan personally crafts every collection, engaging in intensive discussions with his creative team prior to producing detailed drawings. With meticulous attention to detail, each piece is handcrafted, ensuring that every diamond and coloured gemstone is carefully selected to achieve the desired contrast and effect. Caroline Chartouni, founder and designer, Caroline C Nisan Ongwuthitham, founder and designer, Nisan Ong/Ong Jewelry Design Co Ltd Austy Lee, founder and designer, Austy Lee Art Jewellery

SHOW DAILY by JNA • 22 NEWS JewelleryNet.com Day 5 • 20 September 2024 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 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: Thitima Sriutharawong 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 Hong Kong’s vibrant vibe is sure to jazz up your itinerary so step out, explore and discover these exciting activities and attractions that the city has to offer. Lantern fest at Lee Tung Avenue Celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival like a local at Lee Tung Avenue in Wan Chai. Its signature Moon Fest Lumiere event features over 800 traditional Chinese lanterns and exquisite fish-shaped lanterns crafted by a master Chinese lantern maker. Symbolising peace and prosperity, the enchanting scene of fish swimming amid a sea of lanterns celebrates the rich tradition of Chinese craftsmanship. On the night of the Mid-Autumn Festival on September 17, an 18-metre-long LED fire dragon paraded through the tree-lined avenue, blessing the crowd with its dazzling display. Date: August 31 to October 5, 2024 Venue: Lee Tung Avenue, 200 Queen’s Road East, Wan Chai, Hong Kong Island Opening Hours: 10:00am to 11:00pm (Lanterns are lighted at 5:00pm) *Hours are extended to midnight every Friday, Saturday, Sunday and public holiday. Ticketing: Free admission Enquiries: www.leetungavenue.com.hk/en/index Hop-On, Hop-Off adventure One of the best ways to see and appreciate Hong Kong’s legendary landmarks is through the iconic Hop-On, Hop-Off Hong Kong Big Bus Tours. These provide the perfect introduction to the city alongside the best photo opportunities of amazing sights from the top deck. So, what exactly is the Hop-On, Hop-Off experience? Simply put, this means you can jump on and off the tour bus at any designated stop, giving you the flexibility to efficiently plan your day. You can also choose to stay on board the entire route and enjoy the scenic tour or “hop off” at your desired destination and explore. Popular attractions such as the Victoria Peak, Stanley Market and Man Mo Temple, to name a few, are included in the tour, alongside must-visit restaurants and shops. Ticketing: https://www.bigbustours.com/en/hong-kong/hongkong-tour-tickets-and-passes or at information centres and sales kiosks Bus Schedule: https://www.bigbustours.com/en/hong-kong/ service-information Cube O Discovery Park Located within a recently constructed shopping and office tower that rises above the city centre of Tsuen Wan in the western New Territories, Cube O Discovery Park offers an intriguing experience of underwater marine life condensed into a restricted cubic space. Cube O is designed to bring the fragility of ocean life up close to the viewer. Through multimedia interactive games and fun recreational activities, visitors engage with underwater life and the threats facing it. While the intention is conservation education, the spaces are designed to offer recreation and relaxation within this unique experience. Venue: 8F, Plaza 88, No 88, Yeung Uk Road, Tsuen Wan Opening Hours: 10:30am to 6:00pm daily Email: [email protected] What’s on in HK psgxxx / Shutterstock.com psgxxx / Shutterstock.com Stanley Market Big Bus Tours Hong Kong Observation Wheel seaonweb / Shutterstock.com Lantern fest at Lee Tung Avenue

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