Jovella 2011, Israel’s 8th international jewelry and diamond exhibition, will be held on July 5 – 6, 2011 in Tel Aviv, has officially opened registration to both domestic and foreign exhibitors and visitors.
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The exhibition is organized by the Stier Group, with the sponsorship of the Israel Ministry of Industry, Trade and Labor, the Israel Diamond Institute Group of Companies (IDI), the Israel Export and International Cooperation Institute, the Israel Jewelry Manufacturers’ Association and the Federation of Israeli Chambers of Commerce.
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Jovella is the leading event of the jewelry industry in Israel. It offers both domestic and foreign visitors an opportunity to explore Israel’s diamond and jewelry industries, and to meet some of the most innovative designers and manufacturers in the country. Israel’s jewelry is renowned for its creative designs and excellent quality. It is based on a fusion of the ultramodern and traditional, combining eastern and western influences, and new and conventional materials. Israel’s new generations of jewelry designers, many of whom have been trained in the country’s leading design schools, offer a fresh approach to jewelry as “wearable art.”
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Jovella 2011 will include about 200 exhibitors from Israel and abroad, showing loose diamonds, gold jewelry, gold jewelry set with diamonds or precious stones, silver jewelry and fashion jewelry.
In addition, this year’s show boasts some new and special features:
• An IDI – sponsored Diamond Pavilion, where Israeli Diamond Industry members will be able to exhibit loose diamonds and diamond jewelry. • A special hall devoted to Judaica and religious ceremonial art and jewelry, for which Israel is well known. • A special section of young Israeli jewelry designers showing original gold, silver and diamond jewelry.
About 12,000 jewelry professionals and buyers visited JOVELLA 2010. Over 150 companies exhibited, and over 200 buyers and visitors from abroad visited the show. The United States is the Israeli jewelry industry’s largest export market. In addition, Israel’s jewelry is exported to Russia, the UK, Hong Kong, Canada, Belgium, Italy, Spain, France, Japan and other locations.
