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Δευτέρα 21 Φεβρουαρίου 2011

Jewellery Show Inhorgenta 2011

MUNICH. 25 TO 28 FEBRUARY 2011
inhorgenta
Messe München GmbH,
Messegelände, D-81823 München
Phone: +49 (0)89 949 - 01
Fax: +49 (0)89 949 - 09
Giampouras STAND C2/118

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JEWELRY, WATCHES, GEMS TRADE FAIRS FEBRUARY 2012

EXHIBITION	EXHIBITION CENTER-CITY	DATE
ΣΥΓΧΡΟΝΕΣ ΔΗΜΙΟΥΡΓΙΕΣ	MEC PEANIA - ATTICA	11-14 JANUARY 2013
MACEF	FIERA MILANO, ITALY MILAN	24-27 JANUARY 2013
VICENZAORO WINTER	FIERA DI VICENZA, ITALY VITSENZA	14-19 JANUARY 2012
SALON INTERNATIONAL DE LA HAUTE HOROLOGIE	PALEXPO, Geneva Switzerland	16-20 JANUARY 2012
ECLAT DE MODE - BIJORHCA	EXPO PORTE DE VERSAILLES, PARIS	18-21 JANUARY 2013
INTERNATIONAL JEWELLERY	TOKYO BIG SIGHT, Tokyo Japan	23-26 JANUARY 2013
THE TUCSON GEM AND MINERAL SHOW	TUCSON, ARIZONA USA	14-17 FEBRUARY 2013
JUNWEX-PRO	LENEXPO, St. Petersburg Russia	6-10 FEBRUARY 2013
IBERJOYA	PARQUE FERIAL JUAN CARLOS, MADRID	16-20 JANUARY 2013
PRINTOR	EUREXPO LYON. Lyon FRANCE	13-15 JANUARY 2013
BANGKOK GEN AND JEWELRY FAIR	BANKONK thailand	26 FEBRUARY 2013 - 2 MARCH 2013
SPRING FAIR	NEC BIRMINHAM, GREAT BRITAIN	3-7 FEBRUARY 2013
INHORGENTA EUROPΕ	TRADE FAIR CENTER, Munich Germany	22-25 FEBRUARY 2013
ΧΡΥΣΟΣ - ΑΣΗΜΙ	METROPOLITAN EXPO, ATHENS	1-3 MARCH 2013
JA WINTER SHOW	NEW YORK, USA	24-26 FEBRUARY 2013
ELITEXPO	PALACE OF ARTS, LVIV, UKRAINE	28 FEBRUARY - 3 MARCH 2013
Desire	Richmont, Queen Charlotte Hall, London	15 17 MARCH 2013
HONK KONG INTERNATIONAL JEWELLERY SHOW	HONK KONG CONVENTION AND EXHIBITION CENTER, Hong Kong	5-9 MARCH 2013
MJSA EXPO NEW YORK	HILTON HOTEL, NEW YORK USA	10-12 MARCH 2013
ISTANBUL JEWELLERY SHOW	CNR EXPO CENTER, Istanbul Turkey	21-24 MARCH 2013
BASELWORLD	BASEL FAIRGROUND, Basel Switzerland	25 APRIL - 2 MARCH 2013
JEWEL FAIR KOREA	KEC, SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA	18-21 APRIL 2013
INTERNATIONAL JEWELLERY KOBE	KIEH, Kobe JAPAN	22-24 MAY 2013
VICENZAORO CHARM	FIERA DI VICENZA, ITALY VITSENZA	19-23 MAY 2013
CHIBIMART - CHIBIDUE	FIERA MILANO, ITALY MILAN	10-13 MAY 2013
THE JCK SHOW	SEC, LAS VEGAS, USA	31 MAY -3 JUNE 2013
CWJF - CHINA WATCH JEWELLERY & GIFT FAIR 2011	Shenzhen, China	26 JUNE -1 JULY 2012
JOVELLA	TEL AVIV, ISRAEL	2-3 JULY 2013
JA INTERNATIONAL JEWELRY SHOW SUMMER 2012	NEW YORK, USA	28 -30 JULY 2013
SINGAPORE INTERNATIONAL JEWELLERY SHOW 2012	SUNTEK CITY, SINGAPORE	12-15 JULY 2012
INTERNATIONAL JEWELRY FAIR	DARLING HARBOUR, SYDNEY AUSTRALIA	1-3 SEPTEMBER 2013
ECLAT DE MODE - BIJORCA	PORTE DE VERSAILLES, PARIS FRANCE	SEPTEMBER 2013
MIDORA	EXHIBITION CENTER, LEIPZIG GERMANY	14-16 SEPTEMBER 2013
OROPHA	PALAIS BRONGMART, PARIS FRANCE	4-5 SEPTEMBER 2012
AUTUMN FAIR BIRMINHAM	NEC, Birmingham MAX. BRITAIN	1-4 SEPTEMBER 2013
JEWELLERY LONDON	EARLS COURT, LONDON MEG.VRETANIA	1-4 SEPTEMBER 2013
VICENZAORO CHOICE	FIERA DI VICENZA, ITALY VITSENZA	7-13 SEPTEMBER 2013
MACEF	FIERA MILANO, ITALY MILAN	SEPTEMBER 2013
IBERJOYA	PARQUE FERIAL JUAN CARLOS, MADRID	SEPTEMBER 2013
JEWELEX MOSCOW	REC, MOSCOW, RUSSIA	14-18 SEPTEMBER 2013
PORTOJOIA	Leka NTA Palmeiras PORTUGAL	26-29 SEPTEMBER 2013
ΣΥΓΧΡΟΝΕΣ ΔΗΜΙΟΥΡΓΙΕΣ	MEC Peania, Athen	SEPTEMBER 2013
INTERGEM	INTAR OMPERSTAIN, GERMANY	3-6 OCTOBER 2013
ISTANBUL JEWELLERY SHOW	CNR EXPO CENTER	OCTOBER 2013
KOSMIMA	EXHIBITION CENTRE, THESSALONIKI	OCTOBER 2013
MINERALIENTAGE	NEW TRADE CENTER, MUNICH	25-27 OCTOBER 2013
WATCHES &JEWELS	EXPO CENTER, PMRATISLAVA SLOVAKIA	3 - 6 NOVEMBER 2013
CHIBIMART - CHIBIDUE	FIERA MILANO, ITALY MILAN	NOVEMBER 2013
JEWELRY SHOW DUBAI	WORLD TRADE CENTER, DUBAI	4-7 DECEMBER 2013
JEWELLERY ARABIA	EXHIBITION CENTER, BAHRAIN	19-23 NOVEMBER 2013
MINERALIEN HAMBURG	HAMBURG MESSE, Hamburg Germany	6-8 DECEMBER 2013

Learn About SIlver

Silver was once thought more precious than gold. It is referred to as the metal of the moon and some believe it has powers over emotions, the psychic mind, love, and healing.

This is a very soft metal, so it is often mixed with an alloy like copper. Sterling silver originally was created in an area in Germany called Easter ling. So that’s where the word sterling came from. To be sterling silver, the metal is made up of 92.5 percent silver and 7.5 percent copper.

Pure silver, aka Fine Silver (.999), will melt at 1761 degrees F (961 degrees C), while sterling melts at 1434 degrees F (779 degrees C) and the flow point is 1655 degrees F (902 degrees C).

Coin silver melts at a slightly lower temperature than sterling because it has more copper alloy in it; usually anywhere for 10 to 20 percent of it is an alloy.

Learn About Gold

Yellow gold jewelry has been around for thousands of years and is the oldest known precious metal used in jewelry making. It has a very warm and elegant look and feel to it, especially when placed on the skin. Yellow gold is timeless and is a very appropriate gift when celebrating life's most important occasions.

Yellow gold is the easiest and most practical precious metal to repair or maintain. Re-sizing and re-finishing is inexpensive and almost all jewelers are proficient at yellow gold repairs. Extensive repairs can be done relatively easy without the fear of damaging valuable gemstones and diamonds because yellow gold has a very low melting point.

Pure gold jewelry is made in 24K gold and is much too impractical for everyday wear because of its softness. In order to harden the metal and increase it's durability yellow gold jewelry is mixed with metal alloys like copper or gold. Most gold jewelry in the United States is mixed with alloys that bring the karat grade down to 10K, 14K, or 18K gold. The FTC (Federal Trade Commission) requires all jewelry sold to be stamped with the gold content used by the jewelry maker. To determine the exact gold content examine the jewelry for the 10K, 14K or 18K stamp, if the jewelry is not properly stamped you should be very careful before making a purchase. You may also notice that the jewelry is stamped with .417, .585, or .750, which is the percentage of pure gold.

Learn About Titanium

Titanium is a chemical element with the symbol Ti and atomic number 22. Sometimes called the "space age metal”, it has a low density and is a strong, lustrous, corrosion-resistant (including sea water, aqua regain and chlorine) transition metal with a silver color.

A metallic element, titanium is recognized for its high strength-to-weight ratio.

It is a strong metal with low density that is quite ductile (especially in an oxygen-free environment), lustrous, and metallic-white in color.

The relatively high melting point (more than 1,650 °C or 3,000 °F) makes it useful as a refractory metal. It is paramagnetic and has fairly low electrical and thermal conductivity.

Because it is biocompatible (non-toxic and is not rejected by the body), titanium is used in a gamut of medical applications including surgical implements and implants.

Coloring titanium for its purely decorative effect is one of those processes that ignores the conventional aims, thinking, and criteria of industrial practiced and substitutes aims that are purely subjective and creative. Coloring titanium is possible because its surface, when properly prepared, is highly reactive upon exposure to certain conditions, and forms a series of colors due to the development of a tenacious oxide film. Decidedly decorative in appeal, this oxide film is highly resistant to a wide variety of corrosive substances that would affect other metals. Colors are permanent if unbranded, and if the oxide film is thick enough, will not fade or tarnish.

Two for coloring titanium are possible: coloring by the use of heat, which is more difficult to control and coloring by electrochemistry which with proper controls allows exact, predictable color results.

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