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June Hong Kong Jewelery & Gem Fair 6.24
2023-06-24 23:02:09
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From June 22 to 25, 2023, our company Foshan High Light Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. participated in the "Jewellery&Gem ASIA Hong Kong (#JGA for short)".
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From June 22 to 25, 2023, our company Foshan High Light Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. participated in the "Jewellery&Gem ASIA Hong Kong (JGAfor short)".
The holding of this year's JGA has provided jewelers with a large number of contact and business opportunities, which has increased the market's optimism. The full restart of the market will stimulate demand and support the long-term recovery, and it will only about time to achieve stable and lasting growth in lab Grown Diamond.
On June 24th, the third day of the exhibition, through the three-day exhibition,we exchanged ideals with the customers, and at free time we communicated with other exhibitors, we learned that China is the largest diamond cultivation country with the largest productivity and has a good crystalSeed technology advantage. CVD diamond Seeds are also the main technical product of Foshan High Light. Our company's price, inventory and technical advantages in crystal seeds and MPCVD diamond machines are also obvious to all customers and industries who have made transactions with our company.
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