TAIPEI, Oct. 3, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Taiwan Jewellery & Gem Fair 2014, the largest international jewellery trade fair in Taiwan, will be held on 21-24 November 2014 in Hall 1 of the Taipei World Trade Centre. The fair will be double the size of last year, with up to 460 booths and 270 exhibitors from 23 countries and regions.
This year, the event will have eleven group pavilions, including Germany, Hong Kong, ICA, India, Italy, Japan, Korea, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Taiwan and the USA. There will also be individual exhibitors from Australia, Belgium, Canada, Mainland China, Israel, Lithuania, New Zealand, Poland, Singapore, Switzerland and the UK. These outstanding exhibitors and industry leaders will showcase their most beautiful designs, techniques and exquisite jewellery and gems.
Taiwan Pavilion
Taiwan's jewellery is well known for its competitive market prices, high quality and intricate craftsmanship. The fair has invited many famous local exhibitors such as leading coral manufacturer Chii Lih Coral, the finest customized jadeite supplier Chia Ta, and other fine jewellery and gemstones exhibitors such as Glamour Fine Jewelry, Atlen Jewelry, Yuwen Designer Jewelry, Yi-Pin-Yi Gems, Cheers Precious Jewelry and Jurassic Jewelry.
In recent years, demand for fancy coloured diamonds and precious stones has been increasing dramatically. Taiwan local exhibitor Li Shin Jewellery will exhibit their greatest treasure – a sapphire necklace with an estimated value of US$ 2.7 million. It is certain to attract a lot of buyers' attention!
USA Pavilion
The USA pavilion will be enchanted by romantic antique jewellery. Exhibitors from the USA are ready to show buyers their most valuable collections.
Arnav Inc will be exhibiting a rare Columbian emerald necklace which features 22.71cttw of drop-pearls, 7.61cttw of emeralds, 231.41 cttw of string pearls, 43.12cttw of Briolette diamonds, and 3.36cttw of diamonds with an estimated price of US$800,000. M Khordipour Inc will be showing a 1890 vintage art nouveau butterfly brooch that consists of plique-a-jour enamel.
American supplier of precious stones Jaipur Trading Company and one of the biggest pearls manufacturers Lanesa Designs will bring their quality ruby, sapphire, emerald and top Tahitian pearls and South Sea pearls.
The fashion brand Ivy New York, which is popular among celebrities like Jennifer Lopez, Taylor Swift, Rihanna and Katy Perry, will showcase their latest stunning collection at the fair.
Europe Pavilion
European jewellery has long been famous for its highly skilled craftsmanship.
The craftsmanship of Europe and its sophisticated manufacturing and handicraft techniques has been accumulated over hundreds years. These traditions have been passed on from generation to generation by family owned jewellery businesses for centuries. The fair is honored to have these leading jewelers from Europe to showcase their extraordinary made and gorgeous jewels and loose stones.
Dr. Stefan Bayer from Germany will present untreated Sri Lanka and Burma sapphire family treasures which can be traced back to 1899. Emi Weis Opals, which has a hundred year's history and has its own opal mine, will showcase a variety of high quality and colorful opals. Caram eK will showcase 65 carat Colombian emerald cushion with a rare combination of size, highest quality, and pellucid color and Gübelin certificate. Exhibitors from Belgium will bring us finest quality diamonds from world's leading diamond city Antwerp. The Baltic Sea region is the world's major supplier of amber, and famous local Polish brand Ekos will be offering a diverse range of exotic design amber jewellery.
Italy Pavilion
Since the Renaissance, Italy has made a great contribution to the arts and fashion, and their sophisticated craftsmanship perfectly reflects their historical heritage. Unique design, exquisite handcrafted skill and finest quality make Italy as a world fashion icon.
This year the Italy pavilion has expanded considerably. Italian exhibitors will bring fine jewellery made with a wide range and combination of corals, diamonds, pearls, precious stones and colored gemstones. Buyers definitely should not miss out on a visit.
We are particularly delighted to have such an exceptional jeweler as Bernard Delettrez, who is part of the Fendi family, to join us this year. They are well known for their chic artworks decorated with gothic skulls, insects, bejeweled skeletons, and Celtic crosses. Buyers will be able to discover their stylish, punk and fancy jewellery at the fair.
Japan Pavilion
A refined, lustrous pearl makes your elegant taste stand out more. Japan is world famous for its pearls and so you must make sure to explore the extensive range of pearl products in Japan pavilion. Dream Co., Ltd., is specialized in innovative "faceted pearls" which show off their unique 360-degree pearl cutting techniques.
Besides stunning pearls, Japanese exhibitors will also be displaying a rich array of precious fine jewelry as well as collections of second-hand jewelry.
Hong Kong, India, Sri Lanka and Thailand Pavilion
Hong Kong is the global jewellery trading hub, while India, Sri Lanka and Thailand are the main gemstone production bases of the world.
Exhibitors from Hong Kong, India, Sri Lanka and Thailand will offering a wide range of loose diamonds, colored gemstones, exquisite diamond and colored gemstones jewellery with competitive prices and high quality.
Renowned diamond brands such as JB Brothers, Pansuriya Impex, Sunny Gem Co and other exhibitors are looking forward to dazzling buyers with their products. Meanwhile, companies such as Lorenzo, KGK Gems, Gems Trading Co., Shree Jee Gems Stone will offer an extensive variety of colored gemstones.
For more details on the exhibition, please contact:
UBM Asia Ltd., Taiwan Branch
Room 306, 3F, No. 51, KeeLung Road, Section 2, Taipei 11052, Taiwan
Tel: +886-2-2738-3898
Fax: +886-2-2738-4886
Email: info-tw@ubm.com
For Exhibiting, please contact: Sales Department, Ms. Rita Hung
For Visiting, please contact: Visitor Promotion Department, Ms. JoJo Lee
Show Website: www.taiwanjewelleryfair.com
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