Tuesday, December 19, 2017

It is expected that buyers from all over the world will visit two new zones at the second International exhibition of diamonds, gems and pearls, which will be held on March 2-6 in Hong Kong in the building of the AsiaWorld exhibition center. In addition, the 32nd International Jewelry Exhibition of the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) will take place on March 4-8 this year.
In 2014, both exhibitions gathered a record number of participants - 3,850 companies from 53 countries showed their products to more than 74,000 visitors from 145 countries. These shows are an excellent opportunity for both sellers and buyers to establish new contacts and purchase products from around the world.
It is expected that international visitors will be attracted by two new pavilions at the International Exhibition of Diamonds, Gemstones and Pearls - Treasures of Excellence, featuring unique engraved precious stones, gold and silver products, as well as valuable jewelry, as well as treasures of the ocean, where visitors will be shown a collection of the best in its kind of pearls.
Other areas such as the prestigious Hall of Fame, the elite Hall of Masterpieces, the Vintage Jewelry Gallery, the Jade Jewelry Zone and others will be open at the exhibition.
"We participate in the International Jewelery Show in Hong Kong from the very foundation of our company.This exhibition is a very effective platform for displaying our products, attracting new customers and signing new contracts. In addition, this show is one of the main sources of income for us, because it allows achieve a significant sales level every year, "said Kim Chan, director of Akima Jewelery Limited in Hong Kong.
This year, exports of jewelry and materials remained at a high level in Hong Kong, even despite adverse external economic factors. The volume of exports of jewelry amounted to $ 6.1 billion for the first 10 months of 2014 - an increase of 2.9% year on year. At the same time, exports of pearls, precious and semiprecious stones increased by 18% and reached $ 16.2 billion in the first ten months of last year.

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