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Year 10 Issue 6 November-December 2010
Ministry of commerce launches project to boost Thai jewelry...
Intergem fair still a must attend event for industry experts
 
 
 
       
  Ministry of Commerce launches project to boost Thai jewelry business  
       


 
 

      Thailand's Ministry of Commerce, Department of Business Development (DBD) has launched a unique program to promote and develop Thailand's gems and jewelry sector in international markets under the theme "30 Best Thai Gems and Jewelry." The program aims to enhance Thailand's competitive position in the global market, inspire creativity, and develop skills within Thailand's gemstone and jewelry industry.

    Roadshows have been organized in the project's 7 target provinces, Chiang Mai, Sukhothai, Kanchanaburi, Nakhon Ratchasima, Phetchaburi, Nakhon Sri Thammarat and Phang Nga, to train entrepreneurs and help them realize their potential. The initiative will develop five key pilars of Thailand's gemstone and jewelry sector - gold, silver, nielloware, gemstones, and pearls. The 30 finalists will be selected to create 30 exquisite gem and jewelry concepts, or "Masterpieces."

       The project also aims to increase value-added and help entrepreneurs to make use of innovative design technology, and conserve traditional Thai wisdom. This project forms part of the government's "Creative Economy" drive under the "Thai Khem Kheng 2012" policy.     






 
   
 
 
 
  Intergem fair still a must attend event for industry experts  
 
      
      The intergem gemstone and jewellery trade fair held recently at Idar-Oberstein was a must attend event for those experts in the gemstone and jewelry world. Regional firms with a long tradition, as well as creative newcomers among the designers presented themselves together with all the big names from the gemstone industry, plus companies and individuals who had services to offer from which the sector might profit.


      Over 5,000 sq m of spce at the new fair grounds in Idar-Oberstein provided the approprite frame for the 26th edition of the fair, where the exhibits are categorized individually.

      At the most recent edition of the fair, visitors could find not only excellent gemstones and diamonds of highest clarity and purity, but for the first time ever in the world, the organizer said, there were pale naturally blue Akoya-pearls of over 9 mm presented to the public. The high expertise and skills of the jewellery industry is demonstrated in each and every object shown at the trade fair, which this year again chamed its visitors with its unique and special atmosphere.

      The 26th Intergem was where visitors could obtain a concise impression of new developments, new stones, new occurrences and new trends or trade agreements. Lectures provided by leaders from the industry, panel discussions, as well as informal talks with experts from the gemstone sector again made it possible for visitors to gather valuable information and gain a new desire.

      The 26th edition of the trade fair succeeded in creating an ideal balance between tradional firms, which have long established their reputation, and innovative newcomers. The resulting network of connections enabled visitors to find something interesting or fascinating, make new contacts, or expand and nurture already existing ones.

      The fair's central location in the middle of Europe is reflected in the number of visitors. A considerable amount attended from neighbouring countries like the Netherlands, Italy, Belgium, Austria, Switzerland , and France, but there were also a sizeable number of visitors this time from the US and Japan.

All photos courtesy of Intergem.



A) Viktor Kammerling jewellery on model