The new edition of FACETS 2024, the extraordinary exhibition of jewelry and gems in Sri Lanka, is coming

Embarking on its 30th edition, the premier FACETS – Sri Lanka International Gem & Jewellery Show stands as a testament to Sri Lanka’s enduring heritage in the world of gems and jewelry. This annual showcase, which takes place from January 6th to 8th, 2024, unveils the island’s unique and magnificent colored gems, intertwining tradition with a modern flair.

Long hailed as one of the finest sources of precious gemstones globally, Sri Lanka’s gem and jewelry culture traces its roots back to the age of kings. The historical narrative unfolds, emphasizing the evolution of this cultural legacy and its unmatched splendor when incorporated into jewelry. Sri Lanka’s distinctiveness in the global market becomes apparent as it continues to be celebrated for its contributions to the world of precious gems.

Locandina dell’evento 2024 FACETS
Event poster 2024. (Photo: FACETS)

Beyond being a mere exhibition, this event, now in its 30th edition, endeavors to weave an explorative narrative around gems and jewelry. Delving into the emotive aspects of design and craftsmanship, the exhibition aims to predict future trends, creating an offering that captivates a new generation of enthusiasts.

As Sri Lanka looks to the future, the 2024 edition embraces sustainability as a foundation for growth. A commitment to fair trade and environmentally conscious practices is at the forefront, propelling the Sri Lankan gem industry to ambitious new heights. The exhibition is not just a showcase: it’s a platform that sets new standards in sustainable execution, symbolizing a shift towards responsible practices in the gem industry.

Bringing together stakeholders from the global gem and jewelry industry, the event caters to high-profile trade buyers, wholesalers, manufacturers, retailers, and passionate collectors. This convergence of diverse interests seeks the best offerings in a market that values quality, authenticity, and innovation.

Spanning three immersive days, the exhibition provides a platform for connections to form between trade visitors and sellers. Emphasis is not only on the trading of gems but also on supplementary products and services critical for the sustained growth of the industry.

 

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The 2024 edition promises an extensive offering, featuring over 50 varieties of gems sourced from the best mines in Sri Lanka. From highly sought-after Blue Sapphires, Multi-colored Sapphires, Star Sapphires, Rubies, Cats-Eyes, and Alexandrite to favorites like Aquamarines, Moonstones, Topaz, Spinels, Garnets, and Amethysts, the exhibition presents a dizzying selection.

A highlight of each edition is the showcase of exceptionally rare gems. The 2024 edition introduces the “Sapphire Masterpieces” collection, part of the Sapphire Sri Lanka campaign, boasting exotic sapphires recognized as the world’s geologically oldest and highest valued. The rarities section also features a diverse assortment of unique gemstones, rough gemstones, calibrated gemstones, and precision-cut gemstones, promising to leave attendees in awe.

Crafted in Gold, White Gold, and Silver, the exhibition features true jewelry masterpieces expertly set with cut gems and diamonds. The setting itself is designed to allure buyers and collectors alike, offering a vast choice of gems to diverse markets and adhering to the highest international standards.

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