The Singapore Jewellery & Gem Fair 2015 ramps up its glittering propositions for jewellery lovers in scale, quality, exclusivity and pricing as it officially opens its doors today at the Sands Expo and Convention Centre. Into its third year, the fair will impress visitors with an unrivalled showcase of quality jewellery and gems at the most alluring prices, sealing its leading position as the most significant fine jewellery event in the region.
Orange sapphire (3.77 carat) ring set with diamonds; Jeweller: On Cheong Jewellery, Singapore, Booth G101 Estimated Price: SGD 17,200 (PRNewsFoto/Singapore Jewellery & Gem Fair)
18 Karat Gold, Platinum, Emerald, Ruby and Diamond Suite by Mauboussin, 1962 to 1965; Jeweller: J. S. Fearnley (USA), Grand, Booth GP101 Estimated Price: SGD 406,000 (PRNewsFoto/Singapore Jewellery & Gem Fair)
Burma Jade; Jeweller: Iran Tuerkis (Austria), International, Booth L112 Price on Ask (PRNewsFoto/Singapore Jewellery & Gem Fair)
"Golden Light of Argyle" (Yellow diamonds 5.02 carat and 5.01 carat); Jeweller: Glajz-THG, Singapore, Booth J101 Estimated Price: SGD 1,500,000 (PRNewsFoto/Singapore Jewellery & Gem Fair)
Covering a massive space of about 200 tennis courts, the four-day fine jewellery fair presents over 100,000 pieces of fine jewellery in ten product-themed and country pavilions. Visitors will be able to access at one location the best of international fine jewellery by manufacturers and wholesalers from all around the world.
This year fair will feature more than 24 Japanese exhibitors occupying approximately 270 square metres of exhibition space – a 50% increase over the previous edition. Known for their meticulous craftsmanship and fine precision, the Japanese jewellers will not only put up popular Japanese corals and pearls at the fair, but will also introduce visitors to “re-styled jewellery”, a thriving trend in Japan gaining traction as a significant market segment.
Singapore Jewellery & Gem Fair 2015 is open from October 22-25, 2015, 11am till 8pm (7pm on the last day), at Sands Expo and Convention Centre Halls A & B. Admission is free.
Source: PR Newswire
