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Bonas to Hold a Polished Colored Gem Tender at Jewelry Trade Center

It will coincide with February’s Bangkok Gems & Jewelry Fair.

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4 years ago

January 8, 2019

INSTORE Staff

(PRESS RELEASE) Bonas will hold a polished colored gem tender from Monday, 18th February to Friday, 22nd February 2019 in Bangkok. The event is being organized with the support of the Asia Gem Center and will take place at the Jewelry Trade Center, 919 Silom Road, Bangkok. It will coincide with February’s Bangkok Gems & Jewelry Fair (BGJF).

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The tender will present approximately 400 lots featuring yellow sapphire, star blue sapphire, pink sapphire, blue sapphire, star sapphire, ruby, star ruby, emeralds, aquamarine, alexandrite and cat’s eye.

Viewings will take place at the 4th floor Privilege Lounge of the Jewelry Trade Center, from 10am until 6pm each day. The sale will close on Tuesday, 26th February at 11.00 Antwerp (CET) time and will be an online highest bid tender via www.bonascolouredgems.com.

Participation in the tender is solely on a registration basis. For company registration and to schedule a viewing, please contact Henry Lam on +32 (3) 233 70 80 or by e-mail henrylam@bonasgroup.com.

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