SHOW DAILY by JNA • 1 SHOW DAILY HKCEC show opens today; AWE section in full swing Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong (JGW) is off to a brilliant start as its Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC) section opens today with exciting new features, events and product offerings. Three shows dedicated to finished jewellery, packaging solutions, tools & equipment and jewellery industry-related technologies are taking over HKCEC. These are JGW: Hong Kong (Hall 1), JGW: International (Halls 3 and 5) and JGW: Fine Design (Grand Hall). Meanwhile, business is brisk at AsiaWorldExpo (AWE), which is hosting three co-located fairs, namely, JGW: Gemstones (Halls 3, 6, 8 and 10), JGW: Diamonds & Fine Gems (Halls 5, 7, 9 and 11) and JGW: Pearls+ (Halls 1 and 2). Event organiser Informa Markets Jewellery cited an increase in the number of mainland Chinese buyers at the fair on the first day. Exhibitors at AWE also attested to meeting new clients and touching base with long-term customers. Daniel Assaf, owner of New York-based Tsavorite Factory (USA) Inc, said he entertained new buyers from Europe and reconnected with existing ones from Japan and other countries. “Meeting customers I do not see often and seeing other dealers and what they have at the fair – it is all very important,” remarked Assaf. “Traffic was good on opening day.” Tsavorite Factory’s major markets are the US, Europe and Asia. The company also has an office in Bangkok, which mainly caters to buyers from Japan and Thailand. The coloured gem specialist is showcasing an expansive gem collection at AWE, led by a top-grade 41.5-carat Malaya garnet and vivid pink spinels from Mahenge alongside top-quality tourmalines, to name a few. Alexander Kreis, master gem-cutter at Germany-based Kreis Jewellery GmbH & Co KG, is out to meet quality buyers at JGW 2025. The company has customers in Europe and the US and is planning to strengthen its Asian presence. Kreis Jewellery is offering resplendent gems in exceptional cuts, including Oregon sunstones, morganites and Paraiba and lagoon tourmalines, to name a few. A highlight is a single, elongated multi-cut aquamarine resembling gemstones grouped together. “Our expectation is to meet the right clients with whom to build connections. Asia is growing and the quality of customers is improving. It is the market of the future, and we want to boost our presence here,” said Alexander. 17 September 2025 | Wednesday Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong 15-19 September 2025 | AWE 17-21 September 2025 | HKCEC The World’s No.1 Jewellery Sourcing Destination 3Day Bevy of activity at AsiaWorld-Expo LIVE GUIDE HONG KONG城市指南 香港 Download LIVE Guide Hong Kong now to unlock exclusive vouchers and unforgettable city experiences! Scan to View A 24.6-carat greenish-blue Paraiba tourmaline from Mozambique valued at an estimated US$1.2 million from Arnoldi International eK
SHOW DAILY by JNA • 2 Day 3 • 17 September 2025 ON THE SHOW FLOOR JewelleryNet.com Sze Ho Yin, director of Heng Mei Pearl Co Ltd and president of the Hong Kong Pearl Association Team from KP Sanghvi HK Ltd Vrishi Vaghani, owner of Kapu Gems Ltd, and his team Shivangi, Kavi, Pinky, Kashika and Sunita Agarwal of Iskkon Scarselli Diamonds Managing Partner Bruno Scarselli Neeraj and Shrenik Lunawat, directors of Lunawat Gems and Lotus Gems HK Japan Pearl Pavilion in Hall 1 of the AsiaWorld-Expo Rehman Ahmed Takat, director for Hong Kong, and Ruman Ahmed Takat, CEO for Dubai, of Takat Gems Sr Ltd Yash Daga, head of operations at Jin Gems Ltd Pierre Boite, general director of Alain Boite SAS Chopetch Sansuk (second from right), business development officer and project manager of The Gem and Jewelry Institute of Thailand (Public Organization), and her team at the AsiaWorld-Expo Jatin Shah (second from left), director of Gemasia (Hong Kong) Ltd, and his team
SHOW DAILY by JNA • 4 NEWS JewelleryNet.com Day 3 • 17 September 2025 China’s Hard Pure Gold makes its debut at JGW The Hard Pure Gold Pavilion, presented by the World Gold Council (WGC) and 14 leading gold jewellery manufacturers from China, is making its maiden appearance at Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong (JGW) 2025. The pavilion aims to boost buyers’ awareness of Hard Pure Gold jewellery while showcasing the technical expertise of Chinese jewellery makers in producing such pieces, ultimately driving sales, said Roland Wang, regional CEO (China) of WGC. “JGW, as an international jewellery trade fair, provides the ideal global platform to introduce Hard Pure Gold jewellery to the global market,” said Wang. “The showcase inspires buyers and helps them understand the unique attributes – harder, lighter, brighter – of these innovative products.” Given the challenges posed by high gold prices to global gold jewellery sales, Hard Pure Gold jewellery provides a blend of lightweight designs and extensive design options, he remarked, adding, “We are confident that this innovative category will resonate well with the international market.” Companies taking centre stage in the Hard Pure Gold Pavilion are Shenzhen Swiky Jewellery Co Ltd, Shenzhen Cuilu Jewelry Manufacturing Co Ltd, Zijin Mining Group Gold Jewelry Co Ltd, Shenzhen Professional buyers seeking fine jewellery pieces in exceptional designs are in for a dazzling sourcing experience at Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong (JGW) 2025. Some of the industry’s most prolific jewellers are offering their latest collections at the fair. One shining example is Unique Brilliant Ltd, which specialises in jewellery pieces adorned with the rarest gems. “Our exquisite collections reflect our company’s name – each piece has its own uniqueness,” the jeweller said. “We have more than 40 years of experience in selecting only the best pieces for our loyal clients worldwide.” The jeweller is aiming to catch the fancy of buyers with a stunning 8.25-carat unheated ruby from the Winza mine in Tanzania as well as a ring embellished with a 10.90-carat unheated Padparadscha sapphire from Sri Lanka bearing a mesmerising combination of pink and orange. Peershine Jewellery HK Ltd is also showcasing its fine jewellery making expertise at the fair. The company’s team of expert designers and artists in Hong Kong produces around 3,000 innovative pieces for every season. Headlining its offerings is an Australian crystal opal bangle in 18-karat gold with glittering diamond accents and a boulder opal pendant in 14-karat gold. Meanwhile, Ballet Ruby Co Ltd’s fine jewellery pieces are also gaining attention at the fair such as fancy sapphire necklaces and a ruby and diamond bracelet, all in 18-karat rose gold, to name a few. Mingfeng Jewelry Ltd, Shenzhen Yuehao Jewellery Co Ltd, Shenzhen Colorful International Jewelry Co Ltd, Shenzhen Fenghui Holding Investment (Group) Co Ltd, Shenzhen Jinmingzhu Jewelry Co Ltd, Guanhua Jewelry, HK Chaozun Jewelry Ltd, Shenzhen Jinyufu Jewelry Co Ltd, Shenzhen Ganlu Jewellery Co Ltd, Shenzhen Batar Investment Holding Group Co Ltd and Shenzhen Point Gold Precious Metal Co Ltd. Growth engine Hard Pure Gold jewellery pieces are produced using advanced technology that enable more intricate, lighter styles with greater durability and wear resistance. The Chinese government’s new industry standard, which came into effect on May 1, 2025, specifies “Hard Pure Gold jewellery” as a jewellery piece with a minimum hardness of at least 60HV on the Vickers hardness scale and “gold content of at least 990 per cent.” Hard Pure Gold jewellery pieces may be crafted using techniques such as electroforming and lost-wax casting, among others. The minimum thickness requirement for hollow Hard Pure Gold jewellery is over 0.10mm. “Hard Pure Gold allows for lightweight but visually striking pieces,” Wang explained. “A 2- to 3-gram Hard Pure Gold piece can appear every bit as substantial as a traditional piece that might require double the material. As gold prices climb, Hard Pure Gold’s affordability becomes especially attractive to younger consumers.” He also emphasised the immense creative possibilities of Hard Pure Gold jewellery. The metal’s hardness allows designers to craft intricate and unconventional pieces, even combining pure gold with gemstones and other materials. Wang said Hard Pure Gold jewellery has become the fastest-growing product category in China in the last two years, thanks to its appeal and affordability. It is expected to be a major growth engine in the future. The introduction of the new official industry standard that clearly defines these products is also expected to pave the way for a brighter future in China’s jewellery market. “This category accounted for 20 to 25 per cent of overall gold jewellery sales in China in 2024. The market share of this category is steadily increasing as it continues to gain traction among consumers,” Wang remarked. Boulder opal pendant in 14-karat gold by Peershine Jewellery HK Ltd 10.90-carat Sri Lankan Padparadscha sapphire ring by Unique Brilliant Ltd All gold jewellery images courtesy of the World Gold Council A universe of fine jewellery
SHOW DAILY by JNA • 6 SHOWCASE JewelleryNet.com Day 3 • 17 September 2025 Bejewelled creations exude refined sophistication through an elegant blend of exquisite craftsmanship and beauteous gems. IN THE LAP OF luxury Coloured gemstone eternity bands by Midas Touch (HK) Golden South Sea pearl earrings by Jewelmer Emerald and diamond brooch/pendant by Weijing Zhou Earrings with heart-shaped and pear-shaped Paraiba tourmalines from Brazil by Goko Shokai Co Ltd Ring with a 45.01-carat fancy yellow diamond by Karp Jewellery Mfg HK Ltd Imperial topaz layout of 13 oval and pearshaped stones weighing a total of 81 carats from Miranda Group (Brazil & Africa) Ltd Diamond chain ring with a sliding adjuster and Damask diamond earrings by Abheri Corp Jadeite necklace featuring two carved jadeite plaques and diamonds in 18-karat gold by On Tung Company
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The show gathers top-tier names in diamonds, coloured gemstones, pearls, fine jewellery and jewellery-related technologies, equipment and tools, and packaging products and services, among other categories. JGW 2024’s jewellery materials section opens today at the AsiaWorld-Expo (AWE), while the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC) will showcase finished jewellery, packaging and technology solutions from September 18 to 22. Recognised as the “mother of all jewellery fairs,” JGW has more than 40 pavilions, including its signature zones – Fine Design Pavilion, Fine Gem Pavilion, International Premier Pavilion and CORE Pavilion, among others – and its newest section, the Gold Jewellery Pavilion. Sustainability and pearls are two key themes at this year’s show. Winners and finalists of the Sustainability Awards 2024 by JWA (Jewellery World Awards) will be celebrated at the fair reception on September 18 at HKCEC. Meanwhile, sessions in the Sustainability Heroes Panel Series take place on September 17 at AWE and September 18 at HKCEC. The immersive exhibit, “Orient Odyssey: From Shell to Market – The Fascinating Life of Pearls” by Informa’s Jewellery & Gem Knowledge Community is at the heart of JGW’s “Year of the Pearl” events. The show floor attraction at Booth 3M260 at HKCEC includes live demonstrations of pearl extractions, sessions on pearl jewellery styling and demonstrations of pearl faceting by renowned gemstone artist Victor Tuzlukov. Enhancing the Orient Odyssey experience are two panel discussions, one on September 17 at AWE on sustainable initiatives in the pearl sector and the other on September 18 at HKCEC covering innovative strategies that strengthen the universal appeal of pearls. 15 September 2025 | Monday Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong 15-19 September 2025 | AWE 17-21 September 2025 | HKCEC The World’s Number One Fine Jewellery Event 1Day South Sea pearl ring by Hatta New World Co Ltd A PUBLICATION 2026 Equipment & Supplies Directory 珠宝业设备及用品供应商名录 A PUBLICATION 2026 Equipment & Supplies Directory 珠宝业设备及用品供应商名录 MEDIA PARTNER YOUR JEWELLERY [email protected] Explore JNA JNA25_SD26_QP_115x152mmH_v2.indd 1 3/9/2025 3:39 PM SHOW DAILY by JNA • 8 NEWS JewelleryNet.com Day 3 • 17 September 2025 The Gemological Institute of America (GIA) is presenting an emerald showcase for the first time at Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong (JGW) 2025 alongside a detailed introduction to its enhanced emerald report. The Emerald Experience Corner: A Closer Look at Emeralds – From Mine to Inclusions is a main attraction at GIA’s booth in the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. This immersive experience is aimed at guiding visitors through the emerald’s journey from its formation deep within the earth to its transformation into a polished gemstone. In addition, visitors can closely examine emerald inclusions using GIA’s latest innovative instrument, the Gemolite® NXT Photomicroscope. Recent submission patterns at GIA reflected a growing demand for more specific emerald information, driven by both knowledgeable traders and discerning consumers. In response, GIA reintroduced filler identification in its emerald reports in December 2024. According to GIA, this strategic move was sparked by major US and European brands increasingly requesting for precise and up-to-date gemmological analysis. “Clients continue to show strong interest in an emerald’s country of origin, often opting for Colombia or Zambia, while an increased number of customers seek detailed information about treatments before making a purchase,” said Tom Moses, GIA executive vice president and chief laboratory and research officer. In addition to identifying a gem as an emerald and assessing the degree of filler in it, clients may now request the new filler identification service at no extra cost. This advanced reporting goes beyond mere identification or origin, giving retailers and collectors the necessary information to evaluate the gem’s beauty, value and durability. “While the Institute did significant research on fillers and offered the identification of fillers in emeralds more than 20 years ago, we changed the service to focus on identifying the degree of filler,” said Moses. “This was in part due to the recognition that fillers can be removed, changed and mixed.” The interest in filler identification stemmed from both jewellers and emerald dealers who prefer natural fillers such as oils or resins over artificial resins or hardened polymers, according to Moses. Emeralds (picture courtesy of GIA) Emerald Origin Report by the Gemological Institute of America (GIA) A world of emeralds by GIA
SHOW DAILY by JNA • 10 CALENDAR OF EVENTS JewelleryNet.com Day 3 • 17 September 2025 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: Cela Chen 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 Director of Jewellery Fairs Celine Lau WHAT’S ON AT JGW Special Events Event: Sublime Shine: Metal Innovations in the Art of Jewellery Date: September 17 - 21 Venue: Booth 3M260, HKCEC Organiser: Jewellery & Gem Knowledge Community, Informa Markets Jewellery Event: Men’s/Gender-Fluid Jewellery Gallery Date: September 17 - 21 Venue: Hall 3DE, HKCEC Event: De Beers Group Show & Tell++ Date: September 17 - 19 Venue: Chancellor Room, Level 4, HKCEC Organiser: De Beers Group Event: The 120th Paspaley Pearl Auction* Date: September 20 - 21 Venue: Meeting Rooms N200 Series, Level 2, HKCEC Organiser: Australian Pearl Centre (HK) Ltd Event: Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong 2025 Opening Ceremony Time: 10:00am – 10:30am Venue: Harbour Road Entrance, HKCEC Organiser: Informa Markets Jewellery Event: Innovation in the Diamond Value Chain: From Technology to Customer Experience++ Time: 11:00am – 12:00pm Venue: Chancellor Room, Level 4, HKCEC Organiser: De Beers Group Event: Hard Pure Gold Pavilion Grand Opening* Time: 11:30am – 1:30pm Venue: The Stage, Grand Foyer, Level 3, HKCEC Organiser: World Gold Council Event: Sublime Shine Photo Session* Time: 2:30pm – 3:00pm Venue: Booth 3M260, Level 3, HKCEC Organiser: Informa Markets Jewellery Event: IGI Introduces Light Performance – The Science Behind the Sparkle Time: 3:00pm – 4:00pm Venue: The Stage, Hall 2, AWE Organiser: International Gemological Institute Event: Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong 2025 Fair Reception & Sustainability Awards 2025 by JWA Recognition Ceremony* Time: 6:00pm – 8:00pm Venue: Grand Foyer, Level 3, HKCEC Organiser: Informa Markets Jewellery Event: De Beers Group Breakfast++ Time: 8:00am – 10:00am Venue: Meeting Room N201, Level 2, HKCEC Organiser: De Beers Group Event: ASEAN Gems and Jewellery Trade Association (AGJA) Conference Time: 10:30am – 1:00pm Venue: The Stage, Grand Foyer, Level 3, HKCEC Organiser: AGJA, Hong Kong Jewellery & Jade Manufacturers Association Event: Luxury Meets Responsibility: Evolving Consumer Values in Fine Jewellery Time: 2:30pm – 3:30pm Venue: The Stage, Grand Foyer, Level 3, HKCEC Organiser: Informa Markets Jewellery Event: Unforgeable Beauty: Crystalline Osmium Introducing the Rarest Precious Metal for Fine and High Jewellery Time: 3:30pm – 4:00pm Venue: The Stage, Grand Foyer, Level 3, HKCEC Organiser: Osmium-Institut Germany Event: Natural Diamond Industry Forum: Championing Natural Diamond Value, Driving Industry Sustainability Time: 10:30am – 1:00pm Venue: Meeting Room S225, HKCEC Organiser: Diamond Federation of Hong Kong, China Ltd Event: Future Trends and Innovations in the Jewellery Industry: Opportunities and Challenges (in Mandarin) Time: 11:00am – 12:30pm Venue: The Stage, Grand Foyer, Level 3, HKCEC Organiser: Taobao & Tmall Jewelry Industry Event: New Metal Age: Expanding Markets Through Gen Z Engagement Time: 2:30pm – 3:30pm Venue: The Stage, Grand Foyer, Level 3, HKCEC Organiser: Informa Markets Jewellery Event: The Platinum Advantage: Markets, Business and Innovations Time: 4:30pm – 5:30pm Venue: The Stage, Grand Foyer, Level 3, HKCEC Organiser: Platinum Guild International (PGI) Event: Colombian Emeralds & Estimorun: Integrating Gemological Research and Market Valuation Systems Time: 10:00am – 12:00pm Venue: The Stage, Grand Foyer, HKCEC Organiser: ACODES Event: Tips for Choosing Your Perfect Fei Cui Time: 12:00pm – 1:00pm Venue: The Stage, Grand Foyer, HKCEC Organiser: Hong Kong Jewellery & Jade Manufacturers Association Event: Art Deco and Contemporary Revival Time: 2:30pm – 3:30pm Venue: The Stage, Grand Foyer, HKCEC Organiser: L’ÉCOLE Asia Pacific, School of Jewelry Arts Event: Standardisation Framework for Geographic Origin Determination of Fei Cui: From Scientific Research to Industry Certification Time: 3:30pm – 6:00pm Venue: The Stage, Grand Foyer, HKCEC Organiser: International Fei Cui Jade Association Co-organiser: Shanghai Jewellery Design Association Event: “Ceylon — Island of Gems” World Premiere + Masterclass Time: 10:30am – 12:30pm Venue: Meeting Room S221, HKCEC Organiser: GRS Lab (Hong Kong) Limited *Admission is by invitation only; ++Registration required All information correct at press time
SHOW DAILY by JNA • 11 JewelleryNet.com NEWS Day 3 • 17 September 2025 Hari Krishna Exports Pvt Ltd Seven enterprises demonstrating the global jewellery industry’s commitment to positive change were declared champions in the Sustainability Awards 2025 by JWA (Jewellery World Awards). Organised by Informa Markets Jewellery, the Awards programme recognises excellence across five categories: Environmental Stewardship; Community Catalyst; Tech for a Sustainable Future; Diversity, Equity & Inclusion; and Sustainability Leadership. The winning companies from China, Hong Kong, India, Italy, the US and Vietnam will be honoured today in a Recognition Ceremony during the Fair Reception of Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong (JGW). “What an exceptional year! All entries received were truly outstanding, making us wish we could recognise each one,” commented Celine Lau, director of Jewellery Fairs at Informa Markets Jewellery. “Sustainability and business success naturally complement each other but when a company’s core mission extends beyond financial gains, its influence ripples outward exponentially. As our judges observed: Sustainability transcends good business. This is where meaningful change begins – in enterprises creating positive impact not because it is advantageous but because they see no other way forward.” As consumer expectations continue to evolve, sustainability becomes not only a choice but a necessity for long-term business survival, remarked Lau. “The goal is to view sustainability not as something businesses ‘do’ but as something they fundamentally ‘are,’ and we believe this is the path being pursued by our 2025 winners,” she said. The awardees were selected by accomplished experts from diverse fields, both within and beyond the jewellery industry, namely John Mulligan, head of Sustainability Strategy at the World Gold Council (WGC) and president of the Sustainable Development Commission of the World Jewellery Confederation (CIBJO); Brandee Dallow, president of the Community for Ethical Jewelry (formerly Ethical Metalsmiths) and chief sustainability officer at Grandview Klein Diamonds; Caroline Yuan, vice president of the Shanghai Diamond Exchange (SDE); Andrew Lau, director of ESG Advisory for Colliers Asia; and Jan Porter, director of ESG at B2B beauty solutions provider, Meiyume. Winners of the Sustainability Awards 2025 by JWA CATEGORIES AWARD RECIPIENTS Environmental Stewardship Hari Krishna Exports Pvt Ltd Community Catalyst Shop LC Tech for a Sustainable Future Shenzhen Kinghood Jewelry Manufacturing Co Ltd Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Nanjing Baojie Technology Co Ltd Sustainability Leadership Legor Group SpA Phu Nhuan Jewelry Joint Stock Company (PNJ) Valentine Silver International
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