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Recent Myanmar
Gems News from Pala Gems International |
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This month, the sheer immensity of devastation in southern
Burma and Sichuan, China—on the heels of the flooding in
Merelani, Tanzania—gives us pause.
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The Rich Gems Jewellery Show |
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News |
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● Over 3,000
lots of gems sold at Myanmar gems show
A total of 3,652 lots of jade, gems and pearls have been
sold at a 13-day annual Myanmar gems exposition held in
Yangon on the basis of competitive biddin....
http://english.people.com.cn/200703/21/eng20070321_359699.html (2007.03.21)
● Myanmar striving
for foothold in international gem market
Myanmar has
called on gem entrepreneurs in the country to produce
quality gem products through advanced methods to gain
foothold in both international and domestic markets. Mee....
http://english.people.com.cn/200703/08/eng20070308_355519.html (2007.03.08)
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The 43rd Myanma
Gems Emporium |
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Quality golden
pearls produced from
Myanmar to be displayed at the emporium.
YANGON, 15 March —
Gems and jade products, ornaments, jade figurines, private
shops, and mosaics to be sold at fixed price on the ground
floor, imperial jade, commercial jade, utility jade, and
uncut jade stones at the environs of the hall, and gems lots
and pearl lots to be sold through competitive bidding
system, as per the press release from the organizers.
According to the Deputy Minister Myint Thein, the quality
jade, gems and pearl lots will be sold through tender and
auction systems at the 43rd Myanma Gems Emporium this year.
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The 40th Annual
Myanmar Gems Emporium |
Over the Burmese border, last
month
saw the 40th
Annual Myanmar Gems Emporium being held in the
Rangoon, another notable gem trading capital. The
8-day emporium ran smoothly and ended on March 23rd
2007. The event fetched a total of just over USD23
million from 618 buyers doing business with 235
gemstone companies from China, France, Hong Kong,
India, Indonesia, Israel, Japan, South Korea, Macao,
Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand. The numbers were
down 24.1% when compared to last year's mid-year
emporium held in November 2002, which netted a total
of USD30.71 million. The Emporium showcases Burmese
production of high quality ruby, spinel, pearl, and
other gems, from the three main gem mining areas:
the famed Mogok Valley in the Mandalay division,
Mong Shu in Shan state and Phakant in Kachin state.
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