HKTDC Hong Kong International Diamond, Gem & Pearl Show
HKTDC Hong Kong International Jewellery Show
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The world's leading jewellery marketplace
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| What a time to be glamourous! The opening day of the HKTDC Hong Kong International Jewellery Show concluded in style with a cocktail reception and a grand Gala Dinner sponsored by the Tanzanite Foundation. The chosen theme ‘Tribute to Movie Queens’ salutes film greats, which was perfectly illustrated by a special dinner menu designed by Chef Robert Fontana, the ASEAN Chairman of Disciples Escoffier International Asia. A glittering parade of luxurious jewellery masterpieces from acclaimed exhibitors anchored the event, which also saw The Hon. Andrew Leung Kwan-yuen, GBS, JP, President of the Legislative Council of HKSAR, taking part as the evening’s officiating guest. |
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| The necklace “Rhythm” designed by Odate Natsumi from Japan won the title of “Champion of the Champions” in the International Jewellery Design Excellence Award. |
Celebrities including Samantha Ko, Kelly Cheung and Sammi Cheung looked stunning in the glamorous gowns designed by renowned Hong Kong fashion designer Arthur Lam. |
Born from Lightening
2017 marks the 50th Anniversary of the discovery of Tanzanite. In celebration of this, Tanzanite Foundation announced the launch of a beautiful book written by Didier Broadbeck and Hayley Henning, telling the story of Tanzanite and highlighting some of the most beautiful pieces of jewellery that have been made with Tanzanite over the years.
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VIP Tour
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The Hon Andrew Leung Kwan-yuen, GBS, JP, President of the Legislative Council of HKSAR, visited a number of exhibitors before the Gala Dinner. |
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Meet the Press
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Opportunity knocks from around the world! Exhibitors enjoyed splendid media coverage and product exposure as international and regional press were introduced to some of the finest pieces and jewellery products during the Overseas Journalists’ Breakfast session. |
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| What's On - 4 March (Sat) |
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| Jewellery Show at HKCEC |
11:00am-11:30am
Parade Series: “Designer Galleria”
Venue: Hall 1B Concourse
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11:30am-12:30pm
Sustainability and Ethical Practices in the Tanzanite and Coloured Gemstone Mining Industry
Venue: Grand Piazza, Hall 3E South Concourse
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2:00pm-3:30pm
Key Attributes of an International Laboratory Report of Coloured Gemstone
Venue: Meeting Room S226-227
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2:30pm-3:30pm
“2017 International Design Competition on Trendy Fei Cui Jewellery” & “Hong Kong Students Design Competition on Fei Cui Jewellery” Launch Ceremony*
Venue: Grand Piazza, Hall 3E South Concourse
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3:00pm-3:30pm
Moment of Champagne
Venue: Paris Parlour, Hall 3B |
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4:30pm-5:00pm
Parade Series: “Hall of Extraordinary”
Venue: Wine Cellar, Grand Hall |
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4:30pm-5:30pm
“Forecast 2018+” An overview of the upcoming seasons on consumer culture and jewellery
Venue: Meeting Room S226-7
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*By Invitation Only
Event Schedule
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4-5 March (Sat - Sun)
10:30am - 6:30pm |
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6 March (Mon)
10am - 5:30pm |
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| Buyer Registration Hours |
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4-5 March (Sat - Sun)
9:30am - 6pm |
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6 March (Mon)
9:30am - 3:30pm |
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Parade Series: “World of Glamour”
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| With over US$6.2 billion in jewellery exports in 2016 alone, Hong Kong is one of the world’s leading exporters of exquisite jewellery. As a preeminent global trading platform, the Jewellery Show also showcases the strengths of Hong Kong’s own jewellery industry. World of Glamour is the place to see why the city’s leading jewellery designers and manufacturers have achieved sustained international recognition. |
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Beer Party @ T-GOLD + METS Pavilion
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| Co-organised by the Hong Kong Jewellery & Jade Manufacturers Association and Italian Exhibition Group S.p.A, the T-GOLD + METS Pavilion features professional jewellery and watchmaking machinery, equipment, technology and supplies, including the latest from the leading Diamond/Jewellery Identification System. |
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Japanese Urushi Lacquer Craftsmanship and Demonstration
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As with most things in Japanese culture, exquisite urushi lacquer crafting is a matter of patience and flawless execution. Experience an expert demonstration that pays homage to this ancient art form with centuries of beauty behind it.
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| Sophie Biscard, Development & Communications Director of L'École shared information about L'École - The School of Jewelry Arts, supported by Van Cleef & Arpels |
| Japanese Urushi Lacquer Craftsmanship Skills Demonstration by Franck N CENGIZALP, Lacquer craftsman, graduated from L'École Nationale Supérieure des Arts Appliqués |
Audiences got a chance to try the Japanese Urushi Lacquer |
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Moment of Champagne
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| Hall of Extraordinary is a prestigious destination for exclusive fine jewellery, with more than 100 top-tier jewellers gathering to showcase their treasures and their most spectacular pieces. Visitors can enjoy a gorgeous parade with a glass of fine bubbly during a sparkling Moment of Champagne. |
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Hall of Time Party
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| Hall of Time is the place where exquisite timepieces can be found. A relaxing networking reception for this zone provides the perfect chance for watchmakers and brand ambassadors to meet and connect with the buyers. |
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MuseHeart Smart Jewelry Global Product Launch
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| Smart and sophisticated is the way of the future. MuseHeart aims to revolutionise the world of smart jewellery by marrying luxurious pieces with tech-based functionality, including heart rate monitoring, call reminders, remote photography, mobile anti-lost, one-key SOS, one-key code words and even Morse Code. |
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Glittering Spring Cocktail
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| With ever-present wishes of good fortune, Chinese New Year was in the air as key players from the jewellery industry gather at this vibrant cocktail reception. |
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Hear What Exhibitors Say
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 “With a strong presence in Europe, the Middle East and the US, MKS produces a wide variety of jewellery products from basic styles to high-end products. We own several brands including Mokoso for fashion jewellery, Peter Heim for wedding rings and Laudier for high-end necklaces. We have been participating in the Hong Kong International Jewellery Show for many years. As we are strong in product development, we are optimistic about our jewellery business this year. At this year’s jewellery show, we have met a lot of buyers from Europe, the Middle East, South Africa and the US. Up till now, we have received onsite orders from 8-10 buyers. It is a good show. We want to have a bigger booth next year.”
Farhan M. Baqri (centre), Sales Manager, MKS Jewelry International Co., Ltd., Thailand (Booth: CEC 3B-D20) |
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 “Founded in 2002, Frank Wu Design is a leading jewellery design company on the Chinese mainland that provides ODM service. We have 30 in-house designers headed by a French design director. We have registered our ttf brand in Paris and opened a physical store there to sell haute joaillerie. We have joined the Hong Kong International Jewellery Show for many years to promote our design capability and strengthen our brand. This year, a Russian buyer likes our designs and craftsmanship and is interested in buying our solitaire diamond rings. Two mainland buyers from Jiangxi and Zhejiang provinces have expressed their intention to place orders. This is an important event that we cannot afford to miss because it attracts both the Chinese mainland and overseas buyers.”
Adam Yi, Sales Director, Frank Wu Design, the Chinese mainland (Booth: CEC 3B-D08) |
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 “Established in 1975, Continental Jewellery designs, manufactures and distributes diamond jewellery products, with Europe and North America as our major markets. We hope to develop new markets on the Chinese mainland and in Eastern Europe and South America. We have maintained our exposure in the Hong Kong International Jewellery Show for many years because the fair provides a meeting place for us to strengthen our relationships with existing customers and to look for new buyers. Business atmosphere has been better than last year in terms of buyer traffic. Apart from meeting our existing customers, we have established contacts with new buyers from Russia and the UK.”
Karen Cheung (right), Head of Sales & Marketing, and Sino Wong (left), Marketing Executive, Continental Jewellery (Mfg) Ltd., Hong Kong (Booth: CEC 1D-C02) |
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Hear What Buyers Say
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 “Established in 1924, Na Hoku operates 66 jewellery stores in 13 states in the US. Our fine jewellery is characterised by the essence of Hawaiian and island lifestyle. The timing of the Hong Kong International Jewellery Show is good because we can test market response to new products and will place bigger orders for the holiday season if the market response is good. The Hong Kong show is a barometer of the latest jewellery trends. It is an amazing show with a lot of new ideas and new designs on offer. At this year’s show, we are looking for pearl jewellery and gemstone jewellery. Up till now, we have placed orders with two Hong Kong suppliers for US$50,000 worth of pearl jewellery and gemstone jewellery.”
Heidi Gygax, General Merchandising Manager, Na Hoku, Inc., the US |
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 “Vivara is one of the largest jewellery and watch retailers in Brazil which has 200 stores. This is my first time visiting the Hong Kong International Jewellery Show, but my colleagues come here every year because it is an important sourcing event. At the show, I am looking for 925 sterling silver jewellery for our Life brand which targets young people aged 20-30. Through the HKTDC’s business matching service, I have identified two to three potential suppliers which provide exactly what I want. After receiving their quotations, I’ll place orders by the end of March and my initial order will be at least 100 pieces. I like the Hong Kong International Jewellery Show very much. It’s a huge show where I can find high-quality suppliers and new designs.”
Isabela Gomes, Product Specialist, Vivara, Brazil |
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 “Established in 1840, W.Kruk is the oldest jewellery retailer in Poland which runs more than 100 stores and sells all kinds of jewellery from fashionable items to luxury items. As our business is growing, we will open several new stores this year. This is my first visit to the Hong Kong International Jewellery Show. I am particularly looking for trendy and delicate jewellery and silver or gold-plated chokers which are well-liked by our customers. I have found two to three new suppliers from the Chinese mainland. If everything is good, we will buy at least 100 pieces as our trial order. I enjoy this visit very much because I can meet with a lot of suppliers and find a lot of inspiration. I plan to come again next year.”
Aleksandra Polak, Designer, W.Kruk S.A., Poland |
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Top Picks from Media Experts
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 Cynthia Unninayar
Editor in Chief
Jewelry Showcase magazine
Having attended this show for many years, I am always delighted to find new and interesting creations by jewellery designers and brands from around the world. I also make it a point to visit the many individual booths at Designer Galleria where trend-setting designs can often be found.
Among the many talented individuals exhibiting at Designer Galleria is Sabina Lee, the creative force behind the Hong Kong designer brand, Green G, who offers a colourful garden of floral creations. Her purple sapphire necklace in the “Monet” collection caught my attention right away. In addition to varying tones of the violet sapphires, the piece also features blue sapphires, rubies, amethysts and diamonds arranged as splashes of rich colour, exquisite! Sabina’s creativity also extends to the marine world with her playful diamond and moonstone “Fish” brooch that features a black diamond eye. |
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 Fukasawa Yutaka
Editor in Chief
JAPAN PRECIOUS
At the Pearl Pavilion of the Diamond, Gem & Pearl Show, not only can I find Akoya pearl products from Japan, there are also plenty of products created with South Sea pearls and the state-of-the-art technology of Japan.
 At the Jewellery Show, I have an impression that buyers from around the world love to crowd at the Japan Pavilion. This has proven that the quality, price and honest business style of Japanese Jewellers are well acknowledged by global buyers and it makes me very happy as Japanese.
In the future, there is no doubt that these two shows in Hong Kong will become more and more important to Japanese exhibitors. |
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 Simona Infantolino
Reporter
I’Orafo Italiano
Spectacular and colorful, Hong Kong is the ideal city to host the International Jewellery Show, which welcomes visitors from all over the world. The large number of trade visitors expected this year give hope to the economy of the jewellery industry, especially considering the wide range of jewellery exhibited and the presence of international experts. Goldware is an evergreen and is always appreciated by the Eastern Markets, and it also applies for pearls, from the ordinary ones to the rarest pieces, like the golden South Sea, but the undisputed protagonists of this edition will certainly be precious stones: huge diamonds and coloured stones will be in the limelight. Finally, the organiser has opened the doors to young local designers with the Hong Kong Jewellery Design Competition, now in its eighteenth edition. Smart and technological, the Jewellery Show and the city of Hong Kong are just a perfect match! |
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CARLO BARBERIS
CEC 3CON-143
From left: fire opal, peridot, sapphires, garnet and diamonds; acquamarine, red tourmaline and diamonds; blue topaz, peridot, rubies and diamonds – Gems Collection
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Jewelmer Joaillerie
CEC 3B-F02
Gold, diamonds and golden South Sea pearls |
Giovanni Ferraris
CEC 3CON-155
Trasformista and multifinger Divina rings with precious stones and diamonds |
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 Melissa Rose Bernardo
Managing Editor
JCK magazine and JCKonline.com
If the last two New York Fashion Weeks – the latest Hollywood red-carpet spectaculars—are to be believed, statement pieces are back. What better proof than the recent Academy Awards, and Charlize Theron’s traffic-stopping shoulder-duster Garden of Kalahari earrings by Chopard; Jessica Biel’s Tiffany collar fashioned with 60 cts. of diamonds and 350 yellow gold leaves; and Taraji P. Henson’s 100+ carat diamond bib necklace by Nirav Modi? Still, do not discount the importance of wearable, everyday jewellery—pieces that can be layered, added, and subtracted as the mood strikes. That is why I was thrilled to visit Mira Style Jewellery Company Limited (Booth No. CEC 1B-D34), whose styles are perfectly pitched for self-purchasers.
Mira Style’s biggest business are semi-mounts. After all, no matter which way the trend winds blow, people are going to get married. But the brand also boasts an extensive fashion collection in white, yellow and rose gold, with dynamite Goldilocks-size diamond earrings—not too big, not too small—and rings, rings, and more rings. They are beautifully stackable, and absolutely addictive. Do not blame me if you can’t stop at just one.
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Ribbon ring at Mira Style
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Stacking rings at Mira Style |
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Gem of the Day: Sparkling Highlights from Today’s Event Line-Up
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11:30am - 12:30pm |
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Grand Piazza, Hall 3E South Concourse |
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Robert Grafen Greaney, Managing Director, TanzaniteOne |
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2:00pm - 3:30pm |
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Meeting Room S226-227 |
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Çiğdem Lüle, Director of Development, Gemworld International
Michael S. Krzemnicki, Director, Swiss Gemmological Institute SSEF |
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English (Simultaneous interpretation service in Putonghua) |
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4:30pm - 5:30pm |
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Meeting Room S226-7 |
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Paola De Luca, Creative Director & Forecaster, TRENDVISION Jewellery + Forecasting |
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English (Simultaneous interpretation service in Putonghua)
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Collect Stamps at the Jewellery Show and Get a Gift!
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| Collect a stamp from three of the stamp counters and present the stamped coupon at any of the designated gift redemption counters to redeem a complimentary gift. Please click here to learn more. |
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Networking Reception for Pearl Zone
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| Opening Hours |
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4 Mar (Fri)
10am-6:30pm |
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5 Mar (Sat)
10am-5:30pm |
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| Buyer Registration Hours |
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4 Mar (Fri)
9:30am - 6pm |
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4 Mar (Sat)
9:30am - 3:30pm |
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Dazzling Product Highlights
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Hear What Media Says
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 ShuLan Liu
Reporter
China Gems & Jewellery Weekly
Buyers Out in Force at Hong Kong International Diamond, Gem & Pearl Show
At the opening day of the HKTDC Hong Kong International Diamond, Gem & Pearl Show, we witnessed a strong flow of buyers from Shenzhen, Beijing and Guangdong Province of the Chinese mainland. They were out in force actively looking to explore business cooperation.
Despite a slowdown in China’s GDP growth in recent years, the country still maintained a solid 6.7% year-on-year growth rate, making it the driving engine for the global economy. In the Chinese mainland’s jewellery market, backed by strong public consumption, gold jewellery and diamond jewellery remain the mainstream products due to strong demand for wedding pieces.
Gemstones, too, have been gaining popularity in recent years while the high-end pearl market continues to gain pace. Consumers are also showing rising interest in gold pearls and white pearls from the South Sea, black pearls from Tahiti and AKOYA pearls from Japan. As a result, diamonds, gemstones and pearls have become hot items vigorously sought after by Chinese mainland buyers at the fair.
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 Lulu F. Pasha
Publisher & Chief Editor
Collector's Guide WATCHES, Indonesia
This year I'm so lucky to have been invited to the HKTDC two shows; the first event to attend was the Hong Kong International Diamond, Gem & Pearl Show at the AsiaWorld-Expo. This year, I must say, the gemstones are especially impressive.
The show features three zones and I visited two of them on my first day - the Hall of Fine Diamonds and Treasures of Ocean, showcasing pearls from around the globe. The next day I would immerse myself in the third zone, Treasures of Nature, showcasing precious and colourful gemstones.
What’s not to like about witnessing so much of nature's beauty from around the globe in one place? Hundreds of exhibitors are gathered here and I had a chance to chat with some of them to get their views. I was pleasantly surprised that most of them have been loyally participating in this event, because their participation had great impact and positive results from the business point of view.
I also compared it to last year's event, and I must say that this event, in terms of professional execution by HKTDC, is unrivalled. I strongly suggest that my readers and jewellery lovers from Indonesia should come and participate in this kind of event to become well known by the global industry.
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Hear What Buyers Say
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 “In business for 39 years, Marfil Tallada is a jewellery wholesaler and retailer in Spain. We are running two jewellery shops in Valencia. Hong Kong International Diamond, Gem & Pearl Show is really a wonderful trade fair. I believe it is the best of its kind in the world where buyers can find everything from diamonds to gemstones and pearls. I am here looking for various pearls and gemstones. So far, I have got in touch with 10 to 15 suppliers from India and Hong Kong. Three orders worth about US$18,000 were already placed. In total, I expect to spend about US$100,000 to source different items this year. I will also visit Hong Kong International Jewellery Show to buy diamond jewellery. Everything is perfect here in Hong Kong.”
Héctor Marfil Tallada, Manager, Marfil Tallada Perlas, Spain |
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 “KamiRus is engaged in jewellery wholesale business in Russia. As part of expansion, we are developing two jewellery brands for men and women. This is my second-year visit to Hong Kong International Diamond, Gem & Pearl Show to source semi-precious stones and polished diamonds. I found a Belgian supplier through the business matching service and will purchase some diamonds of 0.30 to five carats for US$60,000 to US$70,000. I spoke at the Buyer Forum to discuss Russia’s jewellery market and really enjoyed the fruitful exchange with buyers and exhibitors there. I am also visiting Hong Kong Jewellery Show to source silver jewellery and stainless steel jewellery. I expect to spend about US$250,000 to US$300,000 in total to buy various diamonds and jewellery pieces.”
Jain Kirnesh Amritial, General Director, KamiRus LLC, Russia |
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Hear What Exhibitors Say
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 “Sparkle Gems is a well-established manufacturer with profound expertise in emerald cutting and production facilities in India. Our company is a Gemfields authorised auction partner and bought US$10 million worth of items in the last auction of Gemfields. We specialise in Zambian emeralds and key markets include Hong Kong, USA, the Chinese mainland, Europe, Brazil and Germany. At Hong Kong International Diamond, Gem & Pearl Show this year, we have met a number of buyers from the Chinese mainland, USA and the Middle East. A sting of deals were already concluded. The largest deal involved the sale of tanzanite for over US$2 million under Tanzanite Foundation by a Chinese mainland buyer. The USA buyer spent US$200,000 for emeralds of one to five carats while another mainland buyer also bought some emeralds of three to five carats for US$200,000. We see strong demand for emeralds and the investment market looks promising. The tanzanite market is also strong. The prospect of business growth in Asia and the Chinese market looks really positive. I have achieved many good deals through the exhibition. This show is the best of its kind in the world. We will definitely continue to exhibit here.”
Imran Khan, CEO, Sparkle Gems, Hong Kong (Booth no. 7H-24) |
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 “D.B.S. Diamonds is a leading diamond manufacturer and wholesaler in USA serving the industry for over 15 years. We specialise in fancy colour diamonds and rare white diamonds. We are taking advantage of Hong Kong International Diamond, Gem & Pearl Show to expand our presence in Asia. A wide range of diamonds are being showcased this year, primarily white diamonds and yellow diamonds with a value from US$5,000 to US$5 million. An exclusive collection of diamond jewellery is also displayed. We have met with many buyers. The strongest demand comes from buyers of the Chinese mainland and USA. The results have been positive and everything is good here.”
Elfat Belassen, New York Office Manager, D.B.S. Diamonds, Inc., USA (Booth No.
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 “Hatta New World has been in the jewellery business since 1962. Hong Kong International Diamond, Gem & Pearl has been an excellent trading platform over the years for the industry. We are showcasing our high quality rubies, sapphires and paraiba tourmalines. A lot of buyers from the Chinese mainland, the Middle East, Europe and Russia have come to us and they are keener to buy here. Some jewellery collectors, dealers and chain stores have requested us to cut stones according to their specifications. So far, eight buyers have bought gemstones from us. HKTDC has provided excellent support for us to strengthen exchanges with buyers. We are able to secure new buyers from different countries every year through the exhibition. We are really happy with the show.”
Chang Hatta, Chairman, Hatta New World Company Limited, Hong Kong (Booth No. AWE 1-B16) |
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Thank You, Local Buyers
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Local buyers are welcome to redeem the exclusive souvenir, a splendid jewellery tray set, at the Visitor Promotion Counter in AWE: Hall 1, Booth 1-H39 and an elegant double-layer jewellery box, at the Visitor Promotion Counter in CEC: Hall 5G-B29 during the fair period*.
Simply present this printout with your business card and valid buyer badge at the Visitor Promotion Counter to redeem the souvenir.
*One souvenir per buyer. First-come-first-served while stocks last. In case of any disputes, the decision of HKTDC is final and binding. |
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Free Gift for your Collection at Wuzhou Pavilion
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About Wuzhou
Wuzhou is located in the eastern part of Guangxi at the mid-stream of the Pearl River basin. As the gateway city into Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, Wuzhou takes a pivotal position in the production of gemstones for the global market. The city’s gemstone output exceeds RMB2 billion a year with over 600 product categories and nearly 10,000 kinds of specifications. Wuzhou Gemstone City is one of the world’s leading trading centre for synthetic stones. In October 2007, Wuzhou was officially named as “China’s Gems and Jewellery Distinctive Industrial Base.”
Free Gift* Collection
Collect a stamp from any two of the exhibitor booths in the list and present the stamped coupon at the designated gift redemption counter (AWE 10-G36) to redeem a complimentary gift. |
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Reserve your FREE Admission Badge! |
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For trade visitors, register now for your FREE admission badges through one of the following channels:
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| HKTDC Marketplace App – Your Smart Sourcing Companion |
Download the ‘HKTDC Marketplace App’ from  or  to experience the convenience of mobile sourcing. Industry news, product trends, exhibition details and listing of quality suppliers are all at your fingertips. Download now! |
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| HKTDC Jewellery Magazine
(Full exhibitor list included) |
Don't forget to collect a FREE copy of the fair’s official catalogue including the fair’s full exhibitors list, fair information and floor plan. Available at the Buyer Registration Counters, Information Counters, Media Centre and VIP Lounge – while stocks last!
Download  ‘HKTDC Marketplace App’ from Apple App Store or Google Play to view the magazine in your mobile device and use the QR code scanner at the fair. |
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| Wedding Bijoux e-Magazines |
| Receive the latest sourcing trend and product information for FREE! A series of new titles including Wedding Bijoux are published. Click here to check out latest eMagazines now! |
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| hktdc.com Speaks Your Language |
With the aim to connect buyers from different parts of the world with our genuine suppliers, the hktdc.com Online Marketplace is now available in 6 new language options in addition to English, Traditional Chinese and Simplified Chinese.
While English is widely used among professional buyers, being able to source in local languages adds value to our buyers as well as expands our suppliers’ market reach. The new language options are - French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish.
Check out the hktdc.com Online Marketplace in your local language now!
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| Enjoy Discount with “HKTDC Trade Fair Privilege Coupons” |
Enjoy cash savings, discount offers and complimentary drinks offered by local restaurants, sightseeing tour and shopping outlets with the ‘HKTDC Trade Fair Privilege Coupons’!
You can download the online version here before you come to trade fair. |
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| hktdc.com Free Sourcing Service |
| Now you can locate the right products you need by getting a list of relevant exhibitors with booth numbers and product photos at the fair. Look for this friendly sign. |
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| Enquiry contact |
| Customer Service Line: (852) 1830 668 |
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Rebecca So
Manager, Marketing Communications
Exhibitions Department |
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