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Hong Kong Asian Jewelery & Gem Fair 2023
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Our company plans to participate in the Hong Kong Asian Jewelry and Gem Fair from June 22 to 25, 2023. The booth number is "5F 617, Area B". Foshan Haiguang Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. is looking forward to your visit.
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Our company plans to participate in the Hong Kong Asian Jewelry and Gem Fair from June 22 to 25, 2023. The booth number is "5F 617, Area B". Foshan Haiguang Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. is looking forward to your visit.
After Hong Kong officially revoked the mask order on March 1, the Hong Kong International Jewelry Fair also began to return to normal operations, which is of great significance to the entire jewelry industry!
Organized by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council, the Hong Kong International Jewelery Show is an excellent jewelry exhibition in Asia and an ideal exhibition platform for jewelry products. Large exhibition space and perfect trade platform create endless business opportunities. In addition, in addition to the exciting In addition to jewelry, a number of expert lectures, dazzling jewelry shows and exchange activities will be held during the exhibition to facilitate exchanges between industry players, peers and international media, to discuss cooperation and establish friendship.
We look forward to communicating with you further and discussing business opportunities and technologies in the field of laboratory-grown diamonds.
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