Representative Fujimori's award-winning works will be exhibited at Hong Kong Jewelry & Gem Fair 2012September.

We are pleased to announce that the ring that our CEO, Mr. Fujimori, won in the Japan Jewelry Design Award will be exhibited at the September 2012 Hong Kong Jewellery & Gem Fair to be held in Hong Kong from September 21 to 25, 2012.

Here are the works to be exhibited ↓.

2009 Japan Jewelry Design Award (Governor of Tokyo Award, President of Japan Jewelry Designers Association Award)
Left: K18WG ring with lemon quartz and diamonds
Right: K18YG Ring Rutile Quartz
The works will be displayed at the publicity booth of the "Japan Jewelry Association" in the convention center, the main venue.
The booth number is HKCEC Hall 3CDE-3M058.

The Hong Kong jewelry show is held three times a year, but the Hong Kong show in September is the largest, and with the expansion of the Chinese market, it is now the largest jewelry show in the world. The show is divided into two venues, the Convention Center on Hong Kong Island and the World Expo near the airport, and is so large that in Japan, it would take up the entire Big Sight and Makuhari Messe.
http://exhibitions.jewellerynetasia.com/9jg/Visiting/RegisterNow/tabid/3365/language/en-US/Default.aspx

In the past, the Hong Kong jewelry show was mainly for Hong Kong companies to supply the world with inexpensive jewelry produced in China, but now it has become a place for companies from around the world to sell their jewelry to China, and the show is growing in size each year.

The Japanese jewelry industry cannot afford to lose! We want to show the world the power of the Japanese jewelry industry.

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