Rivals Legendary Beauty of Vibrant Pigeon-Blood Mogok (Burma) Quality
A thrilling
new source of rubies was revealed in Tanzania last year, 2008.
This breakthrough discovery of a completely new variety of ruby
has electrified the gemological world. Many large rubies with
excellent clarity and stunningly vibrant color staggered the Global
gem trade. Famed Gemologist Dr. A. Peretti , Managing Director
of Gem Research Swisslab (GRS www.gemresearch.ch)
has announced his ground-breaking onsite research. At the Winza
mine, a small tract in the Tanzanian district of Dodoma, Peretti
examined the new variety of rubies, up to 10-carat sizes. Even
before heating, all had that legendary Mogok, Burma pigeon-blood-red
color exhibiting extremely fine clarity and brilliance. |
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Best of all, with the recent American ban on all Burma gemstones, there is now an alternative to Burmese Gem Rubies.
In keeping with GRS’s Global renown as leader in origin-identification, Dr. Peretti was granted special permission by the Government of Tanzania to undertake geological field studies and collect reference samples. Working together with local Tanzanian geologists, GRS was able to record exact GPS locations of the ruby-mining sites.
Peretti was even allowed to enter the mining tunnels and investigate the primary veins 15 meters below the surface. On-site mineral examination was used with GRS’s new portable Field-Raman spectrometer.
Combining the field
experience of GRS (GemResearch SwissLab) together with the analytical
expertise of the research group for Trace Elements & Micro Analysis
at the Department of Chemistry and Applied Biosciences at ETH Zurich,
Switzerland (http://www.ethz.ch/about/index_EN),
Dr. Peretti is proud to offer you – visually and close-up – his
exclusive in-depth research involving the formation and identification
of these astonishing Winza (Tanzania) rubies. From this pioneering research and unique data, you will better understand the origins and formation of this earthshaking Winza-Ruby discovery. These small miracles of Nature were created by metamorphism within exotic rock suites originating from the lower crust or upper mantel of the earth. |
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We hope you will enjoy
this adventure into the exciting world of modern gemology and origin-determination.
You are welcome to purchase the 100-page book and DVD right here at D4U
WEB (www.d4uweb.com or wolf@d4uweb.com).
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The jewellery-trade
Professional Magazine, Jewellery World Review (JWR: http://www.jewelleryworldreview.com)
responds proactively to the Global Financial Meltdown. As you know,
since founding JWR in 2002, issues have been published monthly.
And JWR has been asking you to advertise with them monthly. Now,
to save you money in this economically-difficult time, starting
January-February 2009 JWR has reduced the frequency of their full-color
publication to only six times a year: bi-monthly. Now, you can subscribe
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But this is not your only good news. Starting with this January-February 2009 issue, our full-color glossy-paper JWR is published in a brand new format. Now the editorial content of Jewellery World Review is an eclectic promotion of design, industry news and feature articles. The editorial aim of JWR is to provide valuable Global-Jewellery information to you, the readers and advertisers.
With JWR’s World-Wide circulation of 10,000 copies, wouldn’t it be worth your while to advertise with them? It’s definitely in your best interests: at half the price of JWR’s pre-2009 yearly advertising rates. Especially, since Global jewellery sales have been declining at an alarming rate! And International Media tells us it’s not going to get any better for quite some time. The fact is, as the Global Recession deepens, your only hope to survive is to keep your Company, and your products visible with advertising.
For your subscription or advertising
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or wolf@d4uweb.com) or directly @
Jewellery World Review (http://www.jewelleryworldreview.com
/ or jwrgroup@gmail.com).
February 25 to March 1, 2009
For more than
two decades, Bangkok Gems & Jewelry Fair has continued to
establish itself as the professional-trade’s event of choice.
Thailand has had a reputation for its craftsmanship and ability
to apply ancient tradition with modern technology to achieve perfection
in the production of impressive jewelry and gemstones. This easily
demonstrates Thailand’s status as The World’s Gems & Jewelry
Hub. Indeed, the ideal place to explore the best part of Thailand's
distinctive jewelry quality is at the bi-annual Bangkok Gems and
Jewelry Fair. Additionally, it is a superb location to see the
latest unique collections, as well as to find couture designers
and producers in a venue alive with multimedia presentations,
dazzling fashion shows, design awards and other special events. |
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TGJ Elite Creations
As its name implies, TGJ Elite Creations is a splendid showcase of some of Thailand’s most spectacular jewelry and objects d’art put on display during the Bangkok Gems & Jewelry Fair. Tens of thousands of visitors from around the globe converge in Bangkok for this 5-day event, where a world of gems and jewelry is on display. The pieces unveiled in the TGJ Elite Creations pavilion have never been on exhibit before and include breathtaking necklaces, earrings, bracelets, rings, brooches, and many other jewel-encrusted designs. Each extraordinary piece is crafted by top Thai artisans and gives you a clear indication of the excellent quality of Thailand’s products.
Special Preview Exhibit (Hot 2009)
The Special Preview Exhibit brings you fascinating new jewelry designs from Thailand's leading jewelry manufacturers. Exhibitors devote many months of creative effort to launch their newest and most dazzling designs just in time for the huge attendance at the Bangkok Gems & Jewelry Fair. Discover the incredible versatility of Thai jewelry and get a complete overview of design and manufacturing capabilities from this unique event. Please don’t forget to vote for your favorite piece so you can pick up a souvenir booklet at the pavilion.
Silver Exporter Club Showcase
The Silver Exporters Club has organized a special exhibit for their members to highlight the quality and craftsmanship of Thai silver jewelry. This display puts the spotlight on fantastic silver jewelry designs that this group of manufacturers is making popular throughout the world. You won’t want to miss this collection of rings, necklaces, earrings, brooches, bracelets and bangles. You can visit this attractive pavilion at the Exhibition Hall. You will enjoy the superb silver jewelry and take the exciting experience back when you return home. If you want to see them again you can visit www.thaisilverexporteclub.com.
Thank You Party
Another highlight of the fair is the legendary Thank-You Party – a night of dazzling entertainment and a tempting array of international cuisine. This event gives visitors an evening to network with top industry leaders in a festive atmosphere. You will enjoy a warm Thai welcome by the hosts, while feasting your eyes on gorgeous Thai models adorned in the most stunning gem and jewelry creations as they promenade along the catwalk.
23 January – 4 February 2009
Sino-Thai trade
and cultural ties span centuries. In times past, sea-farers, marine
merchants and traders sailed up the Kingdom’s rivers with vessels
laden with merchandise and precious goods including, Chinese tea,
silk and fine porcelain. As trade between the two countries flourished,
permanent settlements of peoples of various ethnic Chinese origin
were established. While the early settlers quickly adapted to
their new way of life and adopted Thai ways, they also continued
to maintain strong cultural ties and practiced the customs and
traditions diligently observed by their forefathers. Of these,
the celebration of the Chinese New Year remains the most important
annual festival: on the Chinese lunar calendar, as observed in
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“Chinese New Year in Thailand’s China Town” takes place from 23 January to 4 February, 2009. Festive celebrations are typically staged in areas where there is a significant Thai-Chinese community, such as the Yaowarat district in Bangkok.
During the event, there are seven amazing performances from seven regions and provinces of China, namely; Guangxi Zhuang in Southern China, Hainan Province bordering the South China Sea, Shandong Province, Anhui Province, Heilongjiang, Inner Mongolia and Jilin Province. The installation of the “Kuan Im Goddess” is presented as an additional highlight. HRH Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn presides over the opening ceremony at Yaowarat — Bangkok’s China Town — on 26 January, 2009.
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) receives the full support of the public and private sector. This includes active involvement of the Chinese Embassy, domestic & International airlines and other related organizations. The Chinese New Year festivities are held in Bangkok’s Chinatown and the following key provinces: Phuket, Nakhon Sawan, Songkhla (Hat Yai district), Chon Buri (Pattaya district), Chiang Mai, and Nakhon Ratchasima; all hosted on a grand scale.
While a variety of contemporary elements have been incorporated through time, Chinese New Year celebrations throughout Thailand are a reminder of the rich cultural, artistic legacy and wealth of history preserved in these ‘living museums’.
The 2009 Chinese New Year Festival
is jointly organized by TAT, the Ministry of Tourism and Sports, the Embassy
Of The People’s Republic Of China in Thailand in Bangkok on behalf of
the Central People's Government of the People's Republic of China, Bangkok’s
Samphantawong district, Samphantawong community and Thai-Chinese associations
throughout Thailand
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