Anticipation is growing for one of the largest jewelry events of this summer. Jewellery & Gem ASIA Hong Kong (JGA) will bring together leading high jewelry manufacturers and gemstone suppliers with industry professionals.
From June 20 to 23, 2024, the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC) will host more than 1,700 exhibitors from over 30 countries and regions, occupying more than 30 pavilions. Two distinct sections will be organized: the CORE Pavilion, featuring Hong Kong’s top jewelers, and the Fine Design/Fine Gem Pavilion. Further adding glitter and colour to the fair are the Fei Cui Gallery, which will showcase a jadeite display, and the Antique & Vintage Jewellery Pavilion, a favourite of speciality boutiques and retailers.
The complete list of exhibitors for Jewellery & Gem ASIA Hong Kong is available on the official website, and online registration is open, as announced by the fair’s organizer, Informa Markets Jewellery.
Exhibitors include Osi Vitoria Jewelry, a Hong Kong-based brand presenting collections inspired by the beauty of nature. At the JGA, the brand will highlight its ability to blend colours ranging from soft pinks to bright purples, greens and blues. One of its flagship products is “Floral Ensemble”, a necklace that combines a rigid structure embellished with emeralds and a garland design of wild orchids.
The gemstone suits, single stones and pairs from Paul Wild OHG, a pioneering gemstone company founded in 1927 in Kirschweiler, Germany, will equally impress buyers. Led by the tenth generation, the family-run company brings over 150 years of technical expertise and creative passion to the world of coloured gemstones.
Unique Brilliant Limited on the other hand, will be bringing some of its finest pieces of jewellery to the JGA. Among their fferings is a ring with a 10.899-carat no-heat Padparadscha sapphire from Sri Lanka. The company will also present a necklace and earring set adorned with 24 no-heat Burmese rubies in the colour “Pigeon’s blood”, totalling 45.39 carats, complemented by fancy diamonds. Another gem that will be on display at the JGA is a 100.07-carat cat’s-eye alexandrite from Sri Lanka, which possesses a striking colour change and a distinct chatoyancy, accompanied with gemstone reports from five gemmological laboratories, according to the jeweller.
«In an ever-evolving business landscape, our community remains agile, constantly adapting to challenges and embracing growth opportunities», stated David Bondi, Senior Vice President of Informa Markets in Asia. «This is why having a physical presence at live events like JGA is so important. There’s nothing like being right where the action is. The timing, scale, and caliber of the fair’s participants are too valuable to overlook».
