World famous jewellers return to dazzle Dubai 06.12.2016: photo caption: Yoko London returns to Dubai International Jewellery Week to launch their special collections at Dubai World Trade

photo caption:    Yoko London returns to Dubai International Jewellery Week to launch their special collections at Dubai World Trade Centre, 7-10 December.



Hundreds of International Jewellery Makers to Launch Special Collections at Dubai International Jewellery Week Tomorrow



Thousands of dramatic and beautiful jewellery pieces, home décor items and glamorous watches are set to be unveiled by more than 300 exhibitors taking part in the ultimate four-day shopping extravaganza as the Dubai festive season shopping frenzy gathers speed.



Once again internationally-renowned brands are returning to Dubai International Jewellery Week to give the Middle East’s discerning jewellery collectors a unique opportunity to purchase limited collections and exclusive edition sets at Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC) from 7-10 December.



Trixie LohMirmand, Senior Vice President, Events Management, DWTC, said: “More than 70 per cent of our exhibitors comprise high-profile international jewellers who return to the show every year.



This is a clear testimony underlining the exhibition’s status as the leading platform for brands to mark and maintain their presence at the Middle East market.”



Among the international boutiques and retailers present at this years’ show will be prominent names such as Yoko London, Australian South Sea Pearls Fzco, Very Important Jewels Paris, MOISEIKIN International Limited from Hong Kong, Ferrari Firenze SRL from Italy, Yessayan Jewelry from Lebanon, or Hazooriral Legacy from India, to name just a few.



LohMirmand added: “Since 1995 we have been the host of leading international brands, designers, manufacturers and retailers from across the world to provide buyers with the best quality shopping experience and we are ready to host another successful show this year.”



The appreciation of pearls and fine jewellery among the Middle Eastern audiences is the key factor making Yoko London, a British brand popular with A-list celebrities like Beyoncé, Lady Gaga, Katy Perry and Eva Longoria, return to the show with new collections year after year.



Yoko London’s Isabella Daniels said: “Dubai International Jewellery Week is a crucial opportunity for us to reconnect with existing customers in the region, as well as meeting and networking with new potential clients.”



With the approaching festive season in mind and an array of unique sets featuring fine diamonds and hand-picked pearls, Daniels hopes to see many clients at their stand.



She added: “The show is an essential platform for us to introduce our new deigns to an audience of discerning jewellery lovers in the Middle East and the one-of-a-kind sets we will unveil tomorrow are the most opulent and luxurious of all the Yoko London pieces.”



Among international brands returning to the show this year, Bellagioia Argento Italiano will be presenting its brand new collection of high quality silver jewellery featuring ruby replica stones and fancy yellow diamond simulants.



Gianni Piazza, Owner of Bellagioia Argento Italiano said: “Dubai International Jewellery Week gives us a unique opportunity to gauge the upcoming trends and plan our future collections that will correspond with the needs of the local and regional markets.



“Participating in the show allows us understand the taste of the glitzy and sophisticated collectors and potential buyers from the Middle East and respond to their demands.”



To help visitors make confident purchase decisions ahead of the festive season, the show features numerous daily workshops led by three Middle East’s top fashion influencers.



Taim Al Falasi, Mariam Yasin, and Rana Saab will offer the participants unique insights into the intricate world of jewellery and fashion pairing.




photo caption:      Bellagioia Argento Italiano will display its new designs of high class silver replica jewellery featuring simulants of diamonds, rubies, emeralds and sapphires.   




Organised for the 8th consecutive year, the Emerging Jewellery Design Awards will be presented at a splendid gala ceremony tomorrow.



The winning pieces, designed by three international emerging artists and manufactured by Maha Al Sibai, will be available for purchase directly at the show.



Admission to the Dubai International Jewellery Week is free to the general public, while anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times.



The show is open from 2:00pm to 10:00pm daily, with the exception of Friday 9 December when doors open at 3:00pm. To find out the latest show information, visit www.jewelleryshow.com or follow the event on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. 




Lindsay Johnston / Ramona Slusarczyk, Total Communications Dubai also photos