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Jewellery & Gem ASIA Hong Kong brings together 1,300+ exhibitors from 19 – 22 June 2025 at HKCEC
Jewellery & Gem ASIA Hong Kong (JGA) is gearing up to welcome thousands of trade buyers from around the world this June, offering abundant mid-year opportunities for product discovery, sourcing and partnerships, show organiser Informa Markets Jewellery announced today. JGA is taking place from 19 to 22 June at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC). Buyers may skip the long queues onsite by pre-registering online between now and 11 June.

With 1,300+ exhibitors representing 30+ countries and regions, the B2B jewellery and gemstone buying event is uniquely positioned as Asia’s premier summer meeting place for major product debuts and bold ideas, said Celine Lau, Director of Jewellery Fairs at Informa Markets Jewellery.
“The June show offers exceptional buying opportunities for wholesalers and retailers looking to fulfil urgent orders or stock up for the second half of the year – be it loose diamonds, coloured gemstones and pearls, finished jewellery, packaging, equipment & tools and industry-related technologies,” Lau shared. “More importantly, due to its strategic timing, JGA is the perfect venue for suppliers to inspire and energise the industry with their latest collections in between seasons. The show does not only keep buyers attuned to market trends but also prepares them for the world’s largest B2B fine jewellery sourcing destination in September – Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong (JGW).”
JGA will introduce three standout attractions: The groundbreaking Orient Odyssey 2.0 pearl exhibit (Stand 3M260), a dedicated Gold Jewellery Pavilion and the announcement of the Finalists for the Sustainability Awards 2025 by JWA (Jewellery World Awards).
Launched at JGW last September, Orient Odyssey 2.0 is a new iteration of the curated space celebrating the “Queen of Gems.” Exclusive to the iconic Hong Kong fair, OO 2.0 will present a wider variety of pearl exhibits and interactive elements, offering buyers the opportunity to journey into the world of pearls without ever leaving the show floor. Initiated by Informa’s Jewellery & Gem Knowledge Community, the featured showcase is supported by the biggest names in the pearl industry, led by Platinum Sponsors Autore, Jewelmer, Paspaley Pearling Company and Rio Pearl.
Another highlight is the Gold Jewellery Pavilion. This zone is a hotspot for cutting-edge trends and advancements in gold jewellery production and design, illustrating the endless possibilities achievable with this precious medium.
On the green front, Informa’s Sustainability Awards 2025 by JWA will reveal the finalists at the JGA Media Gathering set for 19 June. The winners will be officially announced in July and honoured at an Awards Presentation Ceremony during the JGW Fair Reception on 17 September at the HKCEC.
JGA will also host panel discussions and exhibitor-led sessions. Among the key events are dialogues on “The Rise of the Eco-Friendly Luxury Consumer” on 19 June and “For the Love of Pearls: A Millennial and Gen Z Affair” on 20 June.
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Tiffany & Co. Opens Four-Storey Flagship In Beijing
Design Inspired By The Bone Cuff, A Classic Tiffany Jewelry Piece Designed By Elsa Peretti In 1970
Tiffany & Co. just dropped jaws with its jaw-dropping four-storey flagship in Beijing, a translucent glass-fin masterpiece straight out of Elsa Peretti’s iconic bone cuff playbook. This bold beauty screams Tiffany’s rock-solid bet on China as the ultimate diamond dynasty for decades to come.
Spanning a massive 1,000m², this stunner was crafted by Dutch design wizards MVRDV, the fifth in their epic series of Tiffany facades. It’s a glittering tribute to Elsa Peretti, the Italian model-turned-jewelry legend who passed away in March 2021 at the age of 80.
The store’s facade, designed by architect Jacob van Rijs of MVRDV, is jaw-dropping for its beauty and scale: Textured-glass “fins” that rise up the full four-story height of the building look like shimmering waves, which seem to change into different shades of that famous Tiffany Blue as the day’s light moves across the surface. The curving, translucent fins were locally manufactured of recycled glass.
Their shape was inspired by the Bone Cuff, a classic Tiffany jewelry piece designed by Elsa Peretti in 1970. In a statement, Tiffany described the building’s exterior as uniting the maison’s legacy of glassmaking with a contemporary interpretation of its brand identity.
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