Showing posts with label Diamonds. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Diamonds. Show all posts

Friday, July 22, 2016

The Region's Largest Consumer Jewelry Show Opens Today, SIJE



The Region’s Largest Consumer Jewelry Show Opens Today
More than US$150 million in exhibits by 200 exhibitors from 25  countries

The Million Dollar Row

A special showcase of rare jewelry  pieces
A 27-carat flawless round brilliant GIA certified diamond priced at SGD3.5million by IVY Masterpiece

Rare Burma Pigeon Blood Rubies

See these extremely rare finds at the DeGem – a USD5m necklace totalling more than 82 carats and an extremely rare 10-carat natural Burma  ruby

500 pieces of Specially Commissioned Limited Edition Jewelry

Some of the most dazzling and affordable limited edition jewelry sourced from all over the world, starting from  S$250

Special focus on Investment Pieces

International experts on hand to advice on investing in gemstones with special focus on the fastest growing demand for rare gemstones  worldwide

Knowledge Partner - Euromonitor International

Future growth in fine jewelry – Asia  Perspective

July 21, 2016, Singapore The Singapore International Jewelry Expo 2016 (SIJE) opened its doors at the Marina Bay Sands Convention Centre to the public  this morning. The show this year is larger than ever and celebrates the love of jewelry, breathtaking gemstones that make a statement and showcase ‘beauty inside out’. Dr   Lily Neo, Member of Parliament for Jalan Besar GRC and Deputy Chairperson, Government Parliamentary Committee for Health will be SIJE 2016’s guest of honour at its official opening ceremony this afternoon.

                
Photo Credits to Conference & Exhibition Management Services

Over the next four days, from July 21 to 24, 2016, some 15,000 visitors are expected to visit more than 200 jewelers from 25 countries around the world. SIJE 2016 gathers the world’s leading jewelers from the jewelry capitals of the world. The country pavilions   and contingents are made up of 40 from Hong Kong, 35 jewelers from Italy, 30 from India, 16 from Japan, 15 from Cambodia, 9 from Indonesia, 8 from Thailand, 6 from Myanmar, a newcomer from Peru and 31 homegrown jewelers from Singapore, among many more from 25 countries in all. With more than US$150million in exhibits spread over 8,000 square metres, this show is the largest consumer jewelry in Singapore and the region.

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According to global market research company and SIJE’s knowledge partner, Euromonitor International, jewelry is the best performing personal accessories category with sales worth US$ 316 billion in 2016. It is also the fastest growing segment within   the personal accessories industry with 3 percent growth between 2015 and  2016.
Jewelry experienced 15 percent year-on-year growth of internet retail sales, reaching US$ 19 billion in 2016, up from US$ 9 billion in  2011.

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The largest and most sustainable consumer jewelry show in this region, offers its visitors so many reasons to visit it this year including the ‘Million Dollar Row’ by IVY Masterpiece, DeGem, Zydo, Renee and RCM . Among the exhibits is a 27-carat flawless round, brilliant GIA certified diamond priced at SGD3.5million presented by IVY Masterpiece and a USD5million Burma Ruby necklace weighing in at 82 carats in total at the DeGem International booth. The crown jewel of the show is a piece of historical significance, an Emerald pendant, carved and shaped by Fortunato Pio Castellani in the 19th century. It was gifted by Napoleon III to his lover, Countess of Castiglione. This historical piece is currently in the private collection of Roberto Sciaguato.

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This year, the organizer of SIJE has commissioned some of the most exquisite and affordable creations from jewelers around the world for its visitors. These start from S$250 and are crafted by some of the most talented jewelers from Italy, Hong Kong, India, Malaysia, Singapore and more.

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Said show organizer Edward Liu, PBM, Group Managing Director of Conference & Exhibition Management Services, “we are delighted to partner HSBC Bank. Visitors to the show can look forward to enjoy exclusive SIJE – HSBC Credit Card  promotions.
We are also grateful to our Knowledge partner, Euromonitor International. Industry players will find a wealth of information at the talk presented by Euromonitor’s industry expert. This year we welcome the luxury showcase by The Luxury Network. All of this would not have been possible without the support of our highly committed partners and the appreciative public.” 

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SIJE 2016 is supported by the Italian Trade Commission, Ministry of Commerce, Cambodia, Guangzhou Watches & Clocks Association, Hong Kong Jewellery and Jade Manufacturers Association, Myanmar Gems & Jewellery Entrepreneur Association and The Gem & Jewellery Export Promotion  Council.

Photo Credits to Conference & Exhibition Management Services

Tuesday, November 3, 2015

Singapore Jewellery & Gem Fair 2015



The Singapore Jewellery & Gem Fair 2015 returned for the third year and it is the largest and most significant fine jewellery event in this region. The event was from 22 to 25 October 2015 at the Marina Bay Sands Expo and  Convention Centre. It occupied over a massive space of about 200 tennis courts, the four days fair presents over 100,000 pieces of fine jewellery in ten product-themed and country pavilions. Jewellery manufacturers and wholesalers from Austria, Belgium, Germany, Hong Kong, India, Israel, Italy, Japan, Switzerland, Taiwan, Thailand, USA, Singapore and other parts of the world.




22 jewellery businesses were awarded the CaseTrust-SJA Accreditation certificates at opening day of the fair. This will help to enhance the jewellery industry's business practices in Singapore. Policies relating to refunds, practice of providing detailed cost breakdown and knowledgeable sales staff will be part of the stringent polices endorsed by the jewellers.




Diamond Exchange of Singapore hosted a charity dinner on 22 October 2015 titled "Diamonds in the rough". The event celebrates SG50 and comprises a charity auction which proceeds go to the Singapore Repertory Theatre Children's Fund.

For the first time, SG50 Exhibition features Singapore's heritage in the arts of fine jewellery
making. The showcase gave a rare peek into Singapore's rich and fascinating history in jewellery with the display of vintage jewellery and rare antiques, which were not seen y the public.

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