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2 Editor: Adri Viviers Tel: +27 (0) Cell: Watch Editor: Alice Weil Tel: +27 (0) Cell: Advertising Sales: Linda Stock Cell: Advertising Sales Representative (India): Bhupal Potdar Cell: Advertising Sales Representative (Hong Kong): Maud Errera Designer: Joanne Brook Copy Editor: Anne Phillips Subscriptions & Accounts: Thuli Majola Tel: +27 (0) Fax: +27 (0) Distribution: Ruth Dlamini and Direct Marketing Solution SA Jewellery News is published by: Isikhova Publishing & Communications CC, PO Box , Benmore, 2010, Johannesburg, South Africa. 27 Panners Lane, Riverclub, Sandton, South Africa. Website: Chief Executive Officer: Andrew Meyer Chief Financial Officer: Imraan Mahomed Printing: Typo Banking Details: Isikhova Publishing & Communications CC Bank: Standard Bank, Sandton, South Africa Branch Code: Current Account Number: Offi cial Journal of the Diamond and Jewellery Federation of South Africa. 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ISSN R36,00 (incl VAT) WFDB ExCo meeting aims to tackle industry challenges The colours of gold SOUTH AFRICAN JEWELLERY NEWS NOVEMBER 2016 The industry's only trade journal Jewellex Africa 2016 review The legend of Cartier An unvarying substance of antiquity, gold remains the most sought after commodity, globally, a commodity that continues to persevere against inflation and act as a safeguard when currencies may fall. IBV Gold is a global brand specialising in competitive trading in gold, precious metal and stones and the marketing of South African coins. Contact IBV Gold on tel: (011) or gold@ibvglobal.com. 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NEWS Metal Concentrators behind The Jewellers Story campaign Jewellery Council Collection Awards Jewellery Design Competition winners announced WFDB optimistic after solid Hong Kong Jewellery & Gems Fair GJEPC and De Beers jointly launch mega-campaign for generic promotion of diamond jewellery Christie s introduces first jewels by Boehmer et Bassenge at auction Antwerp takes lead in battle against undisclosed synthetics 12. JEWELLEX AFRICA 2016 A new venue for Jewellex 15. BRAND HISTORY The legend of Cartier On the cover 19. HONG KONG WATCH & CLOCK FAIR Luxury timepieces make way for the mid-range of watches 23. DIAMONDS WFDB ExCo meeting aims to tackle industry challenges 25. BRAND MANAGEMENT Bomberg: At the forefront of innovation The Longines Equestrian Pocket Watch Jockey LITTLE GEMS The colours of gold DID YOU KNOW? Interesting facts 1 2 When the world s largest diamond was discovered in South Africa, it was shipped to England on a steamboat under heavy security. But that was a diversion and the real stone was sent in a plain box via post Howard Hughes, a wealthy industrialist and film producer, proposed to Elizabeth Taylor by landing a helicopter and sprinkling diamonds around her. Taylor declined the proposal. 7 8 In 1885 Russian Czar Alexander III had jeweller Peter Carl Fabergé make a jewelled Easter egg for his wife. She was so pleased with the egg that Czar Alexander III commissioned Fabergé to make it a yearly tradition, with more eggs handcrafted every Easter. The Hope Diamond has only left the Smithsonian four times since it was donated in The pearls that adorned the Queen s neck on her wedding day are thought to be the oldest British royal jewellery that s still worn today. The pearls are actually two separate necklaces which are always worn together, and together they have an estimated value of $6 million. Actress Joan Crawford was so keen on sapphires that the press called them Joan Blue after her. She was also the owner of a 70ct star sapphire engagement ring and a 72ct emerald-cut sapphire, which she often wore together on the same finger. For your weekly dose of interesting industry-related facts, visit: and like the SAJN Facebook page. 18 SA JEWELLERY NEWS AUGUST A vintage engagement ring is one that is made in the style of a past era. This is different from an antique engagement ring, which is one that is more than 50 years old. Diamonds come in all colours of the rainbow. A diamond's colour changes due to the chemical composition when the stone is formed. 9 Tourmalines are gems with an incomparable variety of colours. According to an old Egyptian legend, tourmaline passed over a rainbow during its journey down to the centre of the earth. In doing so, it assumed all the colours of the rainbow. 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3 SA JEWELLERY NEWS OCTOBER 2016 SA JEWELLERY NEWS JULY 2016 All rates exclusive of agency commission All rates exclude VAT ADVERTISING BOOKING DEADLINE Five weeks prior to publication. All bookings made through agencies must be accompanied by a signed CI. No cancellations will be accepted five weeks prior to publication. Although a B2B (business to business) title, SAJN reflects an upmarket, modern consumer look and feel. SAJN really does make it possible for you to reach key people and decision makers within this industry across a broad range of related business! JEWELLEX AFRICA It s all systems go for Jewellex Africa 2016 Lorna Lloyd, Jewellery Council of South Africa (JCSA) CEO, has been involved with Jewellex for the past 20 years. She tells us about the importance of the trade show and what visitors and exhibitors can expect at this year s event. Are there other industry trade shows in Africa? What makes Jewellex different from them? There are other industry shows in Africa, but we have more involvement in international shows than any of them. From my experience at international shows, we may not be able to compete on size, but we re definitely on a par with the look, feel, organisational skills, professionalism and offerings. For the past 16 years Jewellex was held at Johannesburg s Sandton Convention Centre (SCC). Why did the show organisers decide to move the event to Gallagher Convention Centre? First and foremost, we wanted to accommodate our Jewish colleagues. Due to the Jewish holidays, there was one very small window in October when we could have Jewellex, but the SCC couldn t accommodate us. We also wanted to accommodate the Chevron Group, with which we have an alliance. We decided to move it to September, but the SCC couldn t accommodate us. We then looked into the feasibility of holding Jewellex at Gallagher and this venue ticked all the boxes. It s by no means Sandton, with all its offerings such as easy accessibility and all its comforts but there are also advantages, like no traffic congestion or parking problems. There are hotels, guesthouses and B&Bs in close proximity to Gallagher. Furthermore, if people don t want to stay in Midrand, they can stay in Sandton and use the Gautrain, which stops 5 km from Gallagher. From there, buses take visitors to and from the venue every 20 minutes. Gallagher s been very well received by all. How has Jewellex changed since the first show some 43 years ago? Jewellex first started at the Kine Centre in Johannesburg, where exhibitors displayed their items on trestle tables. How have globalisation and electronic platforms (and social media, in particular) 22 SA JEWELLERY NEWS OCTOBER 2016 affected trade shows like Jewellex? Globalisation and electronic platforms have definitely influenced Jewellex positively over the years and enabled us to promote the show internationally the way we have. SA s been a member of the World Trade Organisation since 1995 and a party to the General Agreement on Tariffs & Trade since Our country s also part of the World ATA Carnet Council. All of these affect our jewellery industry and the way we do business internationally. Jewellex changed its logo and image this year. Why did the show organisers feel this was necessary? The committee felt it was time to make a new statement and show that we re evolving with the times. A facelift was also in keeping with our move to a new venue. What can visitors and exhibitors expect at this year s event? Jewellex promises to be an event no-one will want to miss. We ve gone all out to make it look beautiful. As you walk down the little road leading up to Hall 1, there s the Wine Garden, which has been sponsored by Cape Precious Metals and offers wines made by the owners themselves. We have a new sponsor this year, Byl Diamonds, who'll be sponsoring the registration area with company branding. The carrier bags, which will be handed out at the entrance, will be sponsored by De Beers. I m pleased to advise that De Beers will also be sponsoring the Diamond Pavilion, which is larger than it was in The State Diamond Trader has been working hard to assist in attracting more diamond companies to Jewellex. The Jewellex De Beers Dinner will also be sponsored by De Beers. This dinner will be held at Gallagher Convention Centre on 26 September. Invitations will be sent out in due course. Leading up to the entrance, visitors will have sight of the stunning Bell & Ross plane which will be displayed across the corridor to some exclusive cars. Brinks will again sponsor the lanyards, which will be handed out at registration. The coffee shop will be sponsored by Metal Concentrators, who will welcome all guests for refreshments and meals during the course of the show. For the first time ever, Wi-Fi will be sponsored at Jewellex by Gemfields. We also have, for the first time, an international sponsor, Tai Fook Hong Kong, who'll be sponsoring the branded water which will be handed out at the entrance to the exhibition. The seminar room is in the exhibition hall and delegates won't have to walk too far to attend JEWELLEX AFRICA interesting presentations. Jacquie Myburgh, Editor of Times Media, will be doing a talk on Trends, while Les Milner from the GIA Diamond Laboratory will be presenting on Diamonds. Ebony and Ivory is the agency that will be working with members on the Valentine s Jewellery Week Advertising Campaign and will present the campaign at Jewellex. Rapid 3D will be presenting a seminar on 3D printing and CAD. The Jewellery Council Collection Awards Design Competition pieces will be exhibited on the Jewellery Council s stand and exhibitors will be able to vote for their favourite piece. Winners will be announced in the coffee shop on Tuesday, 27 September at 1pm. Why is a show like Jewellex so vital? It brings our local industry together to grow and become an industry worthy of the country known not only as the Land of Gold, Platinum and Diamonds, where metals and diamonds are mined, but also as a manufacturing country capable of exporting beautiful designer jewellery. What do you enjoy most about being a part of the Jewellex Organising Committee? The committee comprises people who know who they are and what they want. I enjoy the fact that they say exactly what they believe and at times we get involved in heated debates. They have the industry s interests at heart, which is the most important thing. I m proud to be a part of it. Jewellex promises to be an event no-one will want to miss. We ve gone all out to make it look beautiful. 23 Orotig s open-laser marking system Fitted with a high-efficiency, multi-diodespumped fibre laser generator, Orotig s in-depth training, after-sales assistance and All these large laser machines come with newly-redesigned Open Writer is available servicing, says Tennille Hoge of Cape Watch with two power setups, at 10 W and 20 Tools & Jewellery Supplies, the African agent W. The open structure, the first in its category, is designed to allow easy access to We ve also launched a new website which for new products such as Orotig from Italy. the working area and, furthermore, a facilitated movement of the pieces to be marked. chines and products work. The website in- has videos showing customers how the ma- This obstacle-free structure makes the laser cludes our prices and customers can easily writer the perfect tool for professionals who order online. We ve also branched into the require a small machine with great versatility diamond-cutting and polishing sectors and and high reliability. stock a large range of supplies for them. Ideal for engravings, texts, designs and drawings, this equipment can be used to mark flat surfaces and, with the help of the rotary motor, it is also possible to mark on curved surfaces such as the inside and outside of rings and bangles, uneven plates or fancy-shaped items of various styles. Besides the simple marking features, the Open Laser Writer 20 W can be used for cutting. Since the square metre co-efficient is lower than 2 (m 2 <1,8) and the diodes are extremely efficient, it is possible to cut metal plates up to 0,8 mm thick. The help of a tool called Auto Feeder allows cutting on a continuous basis: simply select the file, set the repetitions and the equipment completes the work on its own, without the supervision of the operator. With a brand-new camera system and an optional Z-axis motorised controller, the Open Laser Writer meets the highest quality standards of high-end jewellery producers and is capable of even the heaviest-duty requirements. It is ideal for processing all types of precious and semiprecious metals, steel, titanium and many other materials (including non-metallic) and has become almost indispensable in the jewellery manufacturing industry. PRODUCTS, TOOLS & TECHNOLOGIES The 3DL Printer-HD2.0+ The 3DL Printer-HD2.0+ is a threedimensional printer which is fast, robust and precise and allows the user to achieve excellent surface resolution and definition of details, guaranteeing the best price-to-performance ratio for the same range of products. High precision is achieved by layering light curing resin, using DLP printing technology. It is particularly suitable for prototyping of 3D objects, aesthetics, designer evaluation and small series production in jewellery, goldsmithing, design, dentistry, architecture and production of medical equipment. It is offered as a complete printing system and includes management software and all the accessories needed to clean and finish printed sections. New, compact high-performance laser welder The Mark-Uno 7500 laser-welder has been redesigned to allow operators the most advanced laser first truly compact laser welder machine that can be Now in its fifth series, the Mark-Uno 7500 is the technologies. placed on a desk or hung on a wall. In addition to A wider and single front hand-access enables its great performance, very high capacity and small larger pieces to be laser-welded inside. Its vertically size, it also has a new user interface, a USB pen, 100 driven shape makes it easy to position over working memory cells and a high-definition OBC system. tables as small as 50 cm. These machines are excellent investments as they The addition of the OBC solution, patented by offer better time-saving and precision, says Tennille Orotig, enables the operator to view the phases of Hoge of Cape Watch Tools & Jewellery Supplies, the welding on a Monitor 8,4. African agent for the Mark-Uno 7500 laser-welder. 21 ADVERTISING MATERIAL DEADLINE Two weeks prior to publication. MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS Material must be supplied to us is in the following format: PDF format high resolution: actual size at 300dpi CMYK 5mm bleed Colour proof chromalin or rainbow proof printed from a CMYK file (not an RGB proof) to ensure colour accuracy. SUBSCRIPTIONS South Africa: R (12 issues) including VAT International: US$ (12 issues) plus a $5.50 international banking clearance fee. Contact subscriptions@isikhova.co.za EDITORIAL We welcome news from the industry about the industry. If you have anything to share, please contact Adri on sajewellerynews@ isikhova.co.za or (011)

4 (Left): First place (Professional Category): Sylvester Louw (Pneuma Jewellers). (Above): Third place (Professional Category): Phumlani Mngoma (Pneuma Jewellers). (Left): First place (Student and Apprentice Category): Jefta Mtole (Altin Jewellers). (Above, right): Fourth place (Professional Category): Manuel Mpho Helepi (Keith White Designs). (Right): Second place (Student and Apprentice Category): Vuyiseka Luke (DUT). SA JEWELLERY NEWS DECEMBER 2016 (Above, from top): First place (Student and Apprentice Category): Thomy Vencatasawmy (DUT), third place (Student and Apprentice Category): Simphiwe Dumengane (DUT). (Below, from left): Fourth place (Student and Apprentice Category): Bongumusa Mtshali (Mizane Jewellers), second place (Professional Category): Magda Nieman and Abram Mathabatha (Nieman Jewellers). ADVERTISING RATES (SOUTH AFRICAN RANDS) cont.. MARKET PLACE 89mm x 60mm R mm x 29mm R mm x 60mm R mm x 138mm R mm x 126mm R mm x 297mm R Dominant in the industry for more than 80 years, SAJN brings readers exciting and current international and local industry-related news. From jewellery shows and expos, trends in manufacturing, diamond cutting and polishing development to precious stones and metals, collecting masterpieces, jewellery design, training and development and much, much more. PLATAFRICA 2016 PLATAFRICA 2016 The beauty of platinum The PlatAfrica 2016 jewellery design award winners were announced during an elegant gala dinner at the Polo Room, Inanda Club in Sandton, Johannesburg on 10 November. PlatAfrica is SA s premier platinum jewellery design and manufacturing competition, presented by Anglo American Platinum, in association with Platinum Guild International (PGI) India and Metal Concentrators. THE COMPETITION IS OPEN TO STUDENTS Post-urbanites associate with in their third year of study, apprentices and meaning, the environment, reconnecting and second life. They pre- professional jewellers in SA. Presented for the 17th consecutive year in 2016, the competition fer surfaces that are not perfect, seeks to provide access to platinum metal and lighter colours and softer textures. develop local platinum jewellery design and The contrast of ancient materials manufacturing skills. A total of 102 individual and processes with modern technology, entries were received and metal to the value of recycling and raw construction is characteristic more than R1,5 million was used in the creation of this sector. of the pieces. In the Professional Category, first place was Nuevo Traditions was the theme for posturbanites. Post-urbanites are a consumer seglers for his piece The Spear of Time. It was in- awarded to Sylvester Louw of Pneuma Jewelment who, as a response to increasingly virtual spired by the Zulu goat-skin armlet known as living, seek the means to connect more with isiphandla, explains Louw. The isiphandla their surroundings. The tribe encourages contemplation and emotional responses and the main purpose is to connect with the ancestors. is worn for many traditional purposes, but its members are mindful beings, with an almost The skin, taken from the goat s leg, is Zen-like spiritual ability to focus on one thing traditionally worn by men on the right arm, at a time. whereas for women it is worn on the left. The slaughtering of a goat gives thanks to the ancestors for protection and blessings. The Neuvo traditional bracelet is made from platinum, symbolising a spear, the true meaning of strength and protection, while the 10 SA JEWELLERY NEWS DECEMBER 2016 red stone in the centre is symbolic of the goat s blood, acknowledging the sacrifices made by the ancestors. In the Student and Apprentice Category, first place was awarded to Jefta Mtole of Altin Jewellers for the piece Woman, Bubbles as Dreams and to Thomy Vencatasawmy of DUT for Unity. Human beings are able to live and grow thanks to the constant effort of the women in our societies, says Mtole. Through them we re born, nourished, encouraged and allowed to grow into productive and balanced human beings, in spite of the constant onslaught of an increasingly cold and disconnected society. Our mothers, sisters and wives keep us grounded in a world where human relationships have deteriorated into virtual contact with other people, especially on social media. Women still touch us in a way that s real. They touch us physically, emotionally and spiritually. Through them, we can still dream and live meaningful lives. This platinum pendant uses two recognisable images: woman (the three strands of her hair represent her independence, love and spirituality) and bubbles as dreams (the image of the bubbles in the round pendant as a whole, and pierced out of the background, was inspired by a blog written by TV personality Laura Hamilton). Mtole goes on to liken a soap bubble with the unique beauty of each person s life and all our hopes and dreams, sometimes bursting, but also constantly regenerating. For the theme Nuevo Traditions, Vencatasawmy tried to incorporate traditional techniques such as punching and inlay into the contemporary pieces of jewellery on which he s currently working for his BTech. For the past few months, I ve been working with wood as an ecological material, as my BTech research is all about designing and manufacturing ecological jewellery, using architechture as a reference. For the platinum/wooden ring, the CCTV building in Beijing,which isn t a traditional skyscraper and has a loop with an open centre, inspired me. It led to an unconventional shape for a piece of jewellery that could be considered as Nuevo. In the designing process of my ring for the competition, I tried to bring in traditional aspects to my contemporary piece, but in a tidy way. To avoid being predictable, I punched the inner sleeve of the ring, so even if the ring isn t being worn, there ll always be details to discover. The form is pretty symmetrical, so an inlay s been placed off centre in order to be less conventional. African blackwood has been chosen for this project due to its dark colour, a good contrast that would let the platinum and its textures stand out. Looking at my piece, I feel I ve successfully blended the Nuevo and the traditional in a unified way. This year s winners will participate in PGI India s design sourcing process for specific collections and pieces for the growing Indian market. 11 LITTLE GEMS The colours of gold When one thinks of gold, the colour that comes to mind is one of a yellow hue. But, surprisingly, pure gold is a slightly reddish yellow. It owes the colour as we know it to the addition of alloys or surface treatment. Alice Weil unearths the properties and processes behind this. GOLD JEWELLERY IS NOT PURE GOLD. IT can be different colours, depending on the addition of alloys like silver or copper in various proportions, usually divided into three groups. These processes produce white, yellow, green or red gold. Other colours achieved by the addition of these components are blue and purple, while a surface treatment can produce primary bleaching agents for gold, while zinc black gold. The different colours are generally acts as a secondary bleaching agent. used for jewellery or watchmaking. To take on a white colour, gold must be A type of gold used in ancient times was mixed with a white metal like silver or nickel, electrum, which is a naturally occurring alloy manganese or palladium. Standard white gold of gold and 20% silver with a greenish hue. It is usually 14% gold of a specified purity, with was used in the Kingdom of Egypt in the third the balance including 21% copper, 7,8% zinc millennium BC. Gold found in ruins from that and 12,3% nickel. White gold is often rhodiumplated to give it a shinier appearance. period was sometimes used as an exterior coating for the pyramids. The greenish colour Pink, rose and red gold assume these of green gold, as used today, is due to a mixture colours when mixed with copper. The more of 73% gold and 27% silver. alloy used, the darker the tone of red that will Pure gold used in early coins was considered suitable because it was harder and more rose gold formerly known as Russian gold, result. For example, a composition of 18ct durable. Theoretically, these coins would have which was popular at the beginning of the the same value as the newly mined ones today. 19th century would be 75% gold with 25% The forms used in our current industry are simply variations of the pure metal which takes on what we know as red gold, which has the copper, whereas a 50/50 mix would result in different colours from being mixed with other highest copper content. The highest colour of metals. The alloys used in the current jewellery rose gold is also known as crown gold, which industry are gold-palladium-silver and goldnickel-copper-zinc. Palladium and nickel act as copper and 6% is 22ct. Pink gold is an alloy of 76% gold, 18% aluminium. Green gold is a natural-forming alloy which combines gold and silver, its greenish colour depending on the exact mixture of 73% gold and 27% silver. Blue gold, on the other hand, is 46% gold and 54% indium. It uses iridium, but can be achieved by applying a plating of carat gold or sterling silver on the surface. Purple gold is 80% gold and 20% aluminium. Grey gold can be made from gold and palladium, but a cheaper alternative replaces palladium with silver, manganese and copper in specific ratios to the gold. This precious metal in its raw form is unrefined and appears in different shapes, one of which is nuggets. These can be quite large and have a purity ranging from 20-23ct. Unrefined gold can also be used in the form of gold dust, whereas gold scrap refers to an item which has more value for its gold content than for any of its other components. Typical examples are electroplated household appliances. The gold content in jewellery is normally reflected in its carat content. The gradings are 9ct, 10ct, 14ct carat and 22ct, with 24ct usually considered pure gold. (The carat is an ancient form of weight used to determine the purity of an object.) Gold assumes different forms. Gold bullion, used by investors, refers to gold that achieves its value from its purity and weight. In antiques, be they jewellery or other forms, gold along with factors such as colour, design and history determines price. Gold bars which come in different shapes and sizes, can be cast, with thicker ones called ingots and thinner, flatter ones which are stamped called biscuits or wafers. There are 55 different categories of gold. Gold coins work similarly to gold bars, but are obviously much smaller. Coins are produced by many countries, with SA s Kruger Rand being a famous and popular example. 28 SA JEWELLERY NEWS NOVEMBER 2016 COVER R GATEFOLD R (3 pages) OUTSIDE BACK COVER R INSIDE FRONT COVER R INSIDE BACK COVER R DOUBLE PAGE SPREAD R INSERTS R (standard size) ADVERTISING RATES (INTERNATIONAL/US DOLLARS) ADVERT SIZE 1-5 INSERT/S 6-11 INSERT/S 12 INSERT/S FULL PAGE $ $ $ HALF PAGE $ $ $ THIRD PAGE $ $ $ QUARTER PAGE $ $ $ COVER $ GATEFOLD $ (3 pages) OUTSIDE BACK COVER $ ADVERTISING RATES (INTERNATIONAL/US DOLLARS) cont.. INSIDE FRONT COVER $ INSIDE BACK COVER $ DOUBLE PAGE SPREAD $ INSERTS $ (standard size)

5 Cape Watch is showcasing a variety of on one unit. This easy-to-use unit engravers, jewellers, stone setters and famous brands at this year s show. allows the capacity to work with larger volumes due to its speed, explains ogy allows users to operate gravers, hobbyists. Its patent-pending technol- We welcome visitors to view and experience the latest technology we Hoge. The Laser-marker Open is ideal for marking texts, designs, graphic from an ergonomically shaped hand chisels, hammer tips and beading tools have on offer, says Tennille Hoge of Cape Watch Tools and Jewellery Supplies (Stand Number A2). On display active demonstrations will take place due to its wide adjustment capacity. It patterns and photo engravings. Inter- piece, offering great power and control is the new Laser-marker Open from daily by Cape Watch s resident expert. allows the user to set stones, hammer, Orotig featuring marking and cutting Full training and servicing is offered file or engrave on different hardness with this machine. material. The founder of SyenSet will MAGIC-70 is a multifunctional cutting and engraving machine with four answer any questions. be present at the Cape Watch booth to axes able to engrave on flat and curved The upgraded PUK 5 welding machine from Lampert is featured once surfaces, inner/outer diameters like rings, bangles and pens with an assortment of letters or patterns. It is ideal for a state-of-the-art precision welding again this year. If you are looking for 2D carving on wax, acrylic, wood and machine, then the Puk 5 welder offers a metal. Demonstrations will be on offer great return on investment, comments throughout the day. Hoge. With quality product features The Enset Original is an innovative pneumatic engraving system, for ers, the PUK 5 is an additional hand that rival top-end laser jewellery weld- at the bench. PUK is designed and developed by goldsmiths for goldsmiths. Cape Watch offers technical training, after sales servicing and spare parts for all the above machinery. Additional featured equipment at Jewellex Africa 2016 include the Orotig EVO series welder, hydrogen soldering stations, new steam cleaning machines, GRS engraving equipment, the famous Jool Tool lapping and polishing machine, Elma ultrasonic cleaning tanks and Cape Watch s new range of contemporary jewellery packaging. VISIT US AT STAND NO. C6 DE BEERS: De Beers Jewellex Dinner, Carrier Bags and Diamond Pavilion BRINKS: Lanyards METAL CONCENTRATORS: Metcon Coffee Shop BYL DIAMONDS: Registration TAI FOOK HONG KONG: Branded water GEMFIELDS: Wi-Fi CAPE PRECIOUS METALS: Wine Bar MONDAY, 26 SEPTEMBER 2016 Talk aimed at retailers All welcome 09:00 Jewellex Africa 2016 opens its doors for business 17:00 18:30 11:00 12:30 Cape Precious Metals (CPM) Seminar 7 10:30 11:30 Cocktail Evening Speakers: Bheki Zaca from Seminar 3 Venue: CPM Wine Bar the Jewellers Club; Speaker: Jacquie Myburgh (across the road from Hall 1) Annalize Van Zyl from Chemaly, Editor of Wanted Join CPM for a wine tasting Annalize Van Zyl Exhibition and Wanted Watches, Jewellery and free snacks and Events Management; and Luxury Lucky draw for 100gr silver bar Thuleka Mfihlo, SEDA Topic: The Millennial Mystery - Ekurhuleni Information Officer; Designing, Selling to and 18:00 Jewellex closes for the day Goabi Moiloa from the Black Marketing to the Millennial Business Supplier Development Generation 18:30 for 19:00 Programme (BBSDP) Venue: Seminar Room in the De Beers Jewellex Dinner Topic: Jewellers Start-Up Since RhinoGOLD 6 came out as the Jewellex Exhibition Hall, Hall 1 Venue: Gallagher Grill Business Imagine It. Start It most advanced CAD in the industry, Awards: Best Stand of the Venue: Seminar Room in the and with the price increase, there was a Talk aimed at retailers Year Award and Lucky Draw Jewellex Exhibition Hall, Hall 1 Cost: R % VAT = R market that RhinoGOLD left behind, explains Bradley Schmidt of Rapid 3D. 12:00 13:00 RSVP: Elsa da Silva on Understanding this, and knowing what Seminar 4 elsad@jewellery.org.za All welcome RhinoGOLD customers need when Speaker: David Bullock, Managing they start using CAD, RhinoGOLD has Director of Rapid 3D JV No telephonic bookings 13:00 Jewellery Council just launched two different versions of Topic: How to boost your Paid patrons only Collection Awards Jewellery RhinoGOLD: pro and basic. workflow using force multipliers Design Competition Visit the Rapid 3D stand (Stand 3D Printing TUESDAY, 27 SEPTEMBER 2016 Prize Giving Ceremony Number R2) where both versions are Venue: Seminar Room in the 09:00 Jewellex Africa 2016 opens Venue: MetCon Coffee Shop being demonstrated. Jewellex Exhibition Hall, Hall 1 its doors for business 16:00 Jewellex Africa 2016 ends All welcome 10:00 11:00 All inquiries on the above activities Seminar 6 12:00 Jewellex Africa 2016 Best Stand may be made at the Jewellery Council Speaker: Jason Laing of the Year Judging Stand (R12) Topic: Analogue Digital Judges: Divide Analogue Merging - Jacquie Myburgh Chemaly with Digital from Wanted and Wanted Venue: Seminar Room in the Watches, Jewellery and Luxury Jewellex Exhibition Hall, Hall 1 - Dean Divaris from Arthur Kaplan Jewellers - Monique Gaspar from Ebony and Ivory Advertising Agency 14:00 15:00 The Silver Peacock by Versitrade has Seminar 5 come a long way in five years. This Speaker: Monique Gaspar, South African brand has over 70 out- Account Manager for Ebony lets countrywide and is growing con- The Ungar family has been at the forefront of the South African jewellery and Ivory Advertising Agency tinuously, especially since the launch Topic: Briefing: JCSA Valentines of The Baby Peacock in industry for more than half a century. Jewellery Week How Members All pieces feature genuine gem- It operates a sophisticated and modern can get Involved stones set in sterling silver, in classic sic factory, which manufactures high quality, lightweight, diamond-cut jewellery. Venue: Seminar Room in the and modern designs in colours for Jewellex Exhibition Hall, Hall 1 every occasion. Ungar Brothers is always fully This year s Jewellex Africa sees the stocked with a vast range of the latest launch of the brand s new Silver Peacock girls as well the KISS collection. religious jewellery, lockets, charms, CZ designs of 9ct gold earrings, pendants, KISS consists solely of single stone tennis bracelets, rings, 9ct body jewellery, designs that can be stacked and worn as well as 18ct tennis bracelet mounts. in multiple ways. Its local ranges of jewellery are continually enhanced with specialised im- To view the Silver Peacock range of jewellery, visit the Versitrade stand at ported items. Stand Number B7. View Ungar Brothers beautiful jewellery collections at Stand Number E6. Mintek s small scale mining division s livelihoods in rural and peri-urban poor glass bead and jewellery incubators were communities. The incubators main objective is the transfer of skills, job crea- established in 2001 to champion the development of the indigenous jewellery sub-sector (through fusing ancient ation. Furthermore, the incubators strive tion and to contribute to poverty allevi- indigenous craft techniques and goldsmithing techniques to create a product groups i.e. rural women, unemployed to include historically marginalised with a uniquely African signature). youth and disabled persons into the The incubators have a number of mainstream of the precious metal and facturing and glass bead manufacturing. programmes, principal among which glass bead manufacturing industry. Visit Mintek at Stand Number A5 is the small, medium and micro enterprise development to create sustainable also offers training in jewellery manu- Mintek s small scale mining division for more information on their training programmes. With the volatility and high price of x-ray fluorescence (XRF) analysers for gold and other precious metals, you fast, accurate, and most importantly, cannot afford the time or the potential non-destructive analysis of the precious inaccuracies of traditional gold testing methods to determine the value of ton analysers quickly provide the exact metals that come into their shops. Ni- items being bought, sold, or recycled, karat weight and percentages of all elements within an item easily identify- states Reece Milne, IT specialist at Spectrometer Technologies. Accurate ing non-standard, under-karated, and and reliable test results remove variability and subjectivity in measuring fire assay-comparable accuracy. even advanced counterfeit gold with the value of precious metals and ensuring a fair transaction. metal analysers are equipped with Niton DXL and Niton XL2 precious Many businesses are turning proprietary Thermo Scientific AuDIT to Thermo Scientific Niton portable gold-plating detection technology. Several independent, complementary methods in the AuDIT (Au/gold Detection and Identification Technology) software work in tandem to alert if an item is plated, regardless of the gold concentration of the plated surface layer. AuDIT technology works for vermeil (gold-plated silver), as well as gold-plated copper, steel, tungsten and any other non-gold substrate. For more information on these products, visit the Spectrometer Technologies stand (Stand Number G8). If you feel like taking a break from The bar s operating hours has Chardonnay with fresh tropical fruit the bustle of the expo hall, take a stroll also been extended until 18h30 today, flavours and a very well-received through the greener parts of Gallagher Estate and be sure to stop in at the vites all attendees to join us for a look forward to sampling a lovely 26 September. This evening CPM in- Viognier. Those who prefer a red can wine bar, says Sam Eades of Cape complimentary wine tasting and Shiraz, comments Eades. Precious Metals (CPM). snacks from 17h00 until 18h30 Snacks on offer include vegetarian options and all food is This open-air refreshment station, so that visitors can relax and enjoy each other s company before strictly Halaal. sponsored by CPM, offers a variety of food and drinks which are on sale daily throughout the show. er Grill for the De Beers Jewellex a 100gr silver bar CPM invites making their way to the Gallagh- To stand a chance of winning Gala Dinner Dinner. show attendees to drop off their business cards at the CPM stand (Stand The wines which will be tasted originate from the OLSH Homestead Number F6) by 17h00 today. The winner will be announced during a lucky in the Durbanville Hills region of the Picot and Moss is displaying a number neath the applied indices. Each watch s a new Shine, equipped with a quartz Western Cape. Cultivated and produced by CPM s Olga Hood-Ea- draw at 18h00. of its celebrated brands at this year s centre is a perfect mother-of-pearl movement, combining delicate curves, show including Victorinox Swiss Army circle that gleams like a mesmerizing feminine refinement, diamond purity des, the tasters feature a delicious selection of whites including The CPM wine bar has been set up across Directions to the wine bar: and Raymond Weil. full moon. In orbit around six o clock and enchanting mother-of-pearl for Celestial inspiration encounters are a round diamond, reminding of some models. The 32 mm round case a crisp and clear Sauvignon Blanc, a from the Expo Hall. grounded functionality in new ladies stardust, and a round date aperture. has been harmoniously set with diamonds and plays with the nuances of timepieces by Victorinox Swiss Army. Carrying the theme of the full moon s The creative process behind six Alliance Small watches comprised a vision clusion is an engraved crescent low-gold PVD coated steel, Shine s perfect sphere to a logical con- light. Whether in steel or with yel- of a cosmic sky in constant movement. shape on the case back. many facets make this watch Why on earth look at something so The conversational piece jewel a must - fully in tune with huge to produce something small? of the Alliance Small range the rhythm of every woman. The aim was to launch a compact interpretation of an existing iconic de- functionality, displayed on ferent straps, Shine also incorporates moonphase Presented with two difsign into the expansive universe of the the top half of a midnight plays with women s various confident, contemporary female. It s blue dial. It comes with the moods. A unique simple and taken off. Consecutive round circles, choice of a metal bracelet or discreet system accessible on symbolising planetary motion, structure the Alliance Small. A timeless, elegantly orbits the wrist twice. entirely developed by the brand s a dark blue leather strap that the back of the watch has been round, 35 mm polished case contains a Other interpretations integrate internal Research and Development department. It allows FIRST PRIZE Years Supply of Pike Swiss Sawblades - value R4000 lacquered circular zone directly under- a dial resembling a black or silvery moon and a choice of black women to choose between two SECOND PRIZE Foredom Flexshaft motor - value R2800 or grey leather straps, or a monochrome or bi-colour metal bracelet. bracelet in a wink. Thanks to this new looks and feelings by changing the THIRD PRICE Hand tools hamper - value R1000 These watches for her encapsulate Raymond Weil s patented, quick-andeasy interchangeable bracelet system, Winner will be drawn time in modernity and functionality. on Tuesday afternoon. Also on display is Raymond Weil s this watch jewel can go from a contemporary urban and casual look with Shine collection, an exquisite symbol of sensuality and elegance. When it its steel bracelet to a more glamourous was first launched in 2005, its glamour, and sophisticated evening style with strength and audacity left a footprint in the satin strap. the brand s history. For its 40th anniversary, the Swiss watchmaker presents brands at Stand Number View these and other celebrated Largest supplier of advanced machinery & tools to the trade. ***T&C apply*** R1. DISTRIBUTION All visitors and exhibitors at Jewellex International. 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8 AU TRADERS AND REFINERS (PTY) LTD ADDRESS: Polytimos House, 25 Greene Street, Suite 20, West Wing, Ground Floor and 1st Floor, Johannesburg TEL: /8 FAX: WEBSITE: CAPE PRECIOUS METALS CT: JHB: PE: DBN: WEBSITE: FIND US ON: METAL CONCENTRATORS SA (PTY) LTD CAPE TOWN: PRETORIA: DURBAN: WEBSITE: ISABELLA JEWELLERS & REFINERS CC TEL: FAX: RAND REFINERY (PTY) LTD ADDRESS: PO Box 565, Germiston, 1400, Gauteng, South Africa TEL: FAX: WEBSITE: SILK ROUTE GOLD (PTY) LTD TEL: WEBSITE: SECURITY SMOKECLOAK ADDRESS: 187 Beyers Naudé Drive, Northcliff, Johannesburg, South Africa TEL: FAX: WEBSITE: SERVICES TO THE INDUSTY CAD HOUSE TEL: /1131/ WEBSITE: SOCIAL MEDIA: (Solidscape SA) DAVID ROSSEN - CONSULTING GEMMOLOGIST & JEWELLERY EVALUATOR TEL: david_rossen@yahoo.com DAZOSTAT (PTY) LTD - SKYLER T TEL: FAX: saloshnie.naidoo@debeersgroup.com DIA LABORATORY TEL: dialab@telkomsa.net DIAMDREY TEL: dreyer.d@mweb.co.za WEBSITE: GOLD AND FINANCE TEL: FAX: sindy@goldfi n.co.za; info@goldfi n.co.za JEWELLERS NETWORK TEL: FAX: sancia@jewellersnetwork.co.za; mail@ jewellersnetwork.co.za MINTEK JEWELLERY MANUFACTURING TRAINING & INCUBATION TEL: FAX: nirdeshs@mintek.co.za Also publishers of Jewellery Biz-News, African Odyssey, Jewellex Today and Jewellery Biz-News Connect SA JEWELLERY NEWS ADDRESS: PO Box , Benmore, Johannesburg TEL: FAX: subscriptions@isikhova.co.za WEBSITE: FIND US ON: T: F: E: andrewm@isikhova.co.za W: COINS FREE STATE COINS & COLLECTIBLES TEL: admin@freestatecoins.co.za COMPUTER SOFTWARE AND LABELS ETHOS ACCOUNTING TEL: FAX: sales@ethosaccounting.com WEBSITE: DIAMOND DEALERS - ROUGH TWO SHIPS TRADING 472 (PTY) LTD TEL: FAX: samkofa@mweb.co.za FREEDOM IS POWER BUSINESS ENT TEL: FAX: dlamzame@gmail.com COINS KEOGH COINS SA CC TEL: FAX: mcox@telkomsa.net COLOURED GEMSTONES BELLA GEMS CC TEL: FAX: bellagems@iafrica.com COMPUTER SOFTWARE AND LABELS ETHOS ACCOUNTING TEL: FAX: sales@ethosaccounting.com WEBSITE: If the information in this directory is incorrect, kindly fill in the form on page 24 and send it to Bavina at the Jewellery Council offices on DIAMOND DEALERS - POLISHED BYL DIAMONDS ADDRESS: 33 Bree Street, Cape Town, South Africa TEL: FAX: orders@byldiamonds.com/ omri@byldiamonds.com WEBSITE: JEWELLERY MANUFACTURERS JEWEL CRAFT TEL: FAX: rean.p@mweb.co.za VJS JEWELLERS TEL: FAX: velile@ntelecom.co.za DIAMOND DEALERS - POLISHED BYL DIAMONDS ADDRESS: 33 Bree Street, Cape Town, South Africa TEL: FAX: orders@byldiamonds.com/ omri@byldiamonds.com WEBSITE: DAVID BATCHELOR CC TEL: / dbdesign@mweb.co.za EVAN ROBERTS DIAMONDS TEL: FAX: evan@evanroberts.co.za WEBSITE: SOCIAL MEDIA: JEWELLERY CONSULTANCY TEL: md.jewelleryconsultancy@gmail.com WEBSITE: JEWELLERY RETAILERS H D L JEWELLERS - MIMOSA MALL TEL: FAX: pieter@hdljewel.co.za H D L JEWELLERS - PRELLER SQUARE TEL: FAX: hdl@hdljewel.co.za H D L JEWELLERS - LOCH LOGAN TEL: FAX: johan@hdljewel.co.za LOUIS JEWELLERS TEL: FAX: erika@isat.co.za PMC JEWELLERS TEL: FAX: puseletso.moloiassociates@telkomsa.net WATT S JEWELLERS TEL: FAX: corwes@telkomsa.net WEBSITE: TRAINING AND EDUCATION CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY FREE STATE TEL: /1 eholmes@cut.ac.za; nmphore@cut.ac.za IMPULSE DIAMONDS TEL: sales@impulsediamonds.co.za WEBSITE: INTERNATIONAL DIAMOND MERCHANTS TEL: FAX: info@intldiamondmerchants.com PROTEA DIAMONDS HEAD OFFICE: West Tower, 3rd Floor, 27 Ridge Road, Park Town, Johannesburg TEL: +27 (0) georgeg@proteadiamonds.co.za CAPE TOWN OFFICE, GARDEN ROUTE & DURBAN OFFICE: 170 Buitengracht Street, Cape Town TEL: +27 (0) tomer@proteadiamonds.co.za/ orders@proteadiamonds.co.za COINS CITY COINS CC TEL: /8 FAX: nataliejaffe@citycoins.co.za; info@citycoins.co.za COLOURED GEMSTONES AJANTA AFRIKA GEMS TEL: / / info@ajanta.co.za; gems@ajanta.co.za WEBSITE: GEMFIELDS SA (LTD) TEL: Manufactures of gold and silver jewellery for the local and tourist market. We specialize in tanzanite and gemstone jewellery. We offer classical style jewellery and our unique hand carved wildlife designs to complement our African range. J.P.P.E MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS (PTY) LTD For Appointment please contact: KYLE GILSON: Head office, Namibia, Western Cape, Eastern Cape Sales Manager NICK MARITZ: Gauteng, Natal, Freestate and Northern Cape Regions Sales representative If the information in this directory is incorrect, it is your responsibility to let the Council know. Kindly complete the form on page 24 and fax it to Bavina on COMPUTER SOFTWARE AND LABELS ETHOS ACCOUNTING TEL: FAX: sales@ethosaccounting.com WEBSITE: SIMPLY RHINO SOFTWARE TEL: cathy@simplyrhino.com DIAMOND CUTTING WORKS CAPE WATCH TOOL & JEWELLERY SUPPLIES TEL: FAX: tkh@capewatch.co.za; cawatch@iafrica.com WEBSITE: SHIMANSKY DIAMONDS TEL: ys@shimansky.co.za WEBSITE: SOCIAL MEDIA: yair shimansky DIAMOND DEALERS - POLISHED APHRODITE DIAMONDS TEL: FAX: info@aphroditediamonds.co.za A C PETER TEL: / FAX: antpeter@mweb.co.za BYL DIAMONDS ADDRESS: 33 Bree Street, Cape Town, South Africa TEL: FAX: orders@byldiamonds.com/ omri@byldiamonds.com WEBSITE: DANEEL DIAMOND MANUFACTURERS TEL: FAX: info@daneeldiamonds.co.za GOLDMASTER JEWELLERY graham@goldmaster.co.za LOUPE DIAMONDS TEL: FAX: alan@loupediamonds.com PETER GILDER JEWELLERY TEL: FAX: peter@petergilder.co.za MARK SOLOMON WHOLESALE DIAMONDS WISAL/KERRY ADDRESS: 373 Main Road, Sea Point, Cape Town, 8005 TEL: FAX: orders@marksolomonjewellers.co.za WEBSITE: PROTEA DIAMONDS HEAD OFFICE: West Tower, 3rd Floor, 27 Ridge Road, Park Town, Johannesburg TEL: +27 (0) georgeg@proteadiamonds.co.za CAPE TOWN OFFICE, GARDEN ROUTE & DURBAN OFFICE: 170 Buitengracht Street, Cape Town TEL: +27 (0) tomer@proteadiamonds.co.za/ orders@proteadiamonds.co.za SCIENTIFIC PROCESSING TEL: FAX: diamondshoppe@mweb.co.za S L DIAMONDS TEL: FAX: lotzfam@telkomsa.net ROMAIN DIAMONDS TEL: steven@romaindiamonds.co.za TIRSA DIAMONDS (PTY) LTD TEL: FAX: willaschoeman1@gmail.com UWE KOETTER JEWELLERS TEL: FAX: ukoetter@iafrica.com DIAMOND DEALERS - ROUGH LOUPE DIAMONDS TEL: FAX: alan@loupediamonds.com PLATINUM ARCH INVESTMENTS TEL: FAX: wynand@aphroditediamonds.co.za All rates exclusive of agency commission All rates exclude VAT All members of the Diamond and Jewellery Federation of South Africa (DJFSA), the Jewellery Council of SA (JCSA) and the Diamond Council of SA (DCSA), (plus nonmembers) are listed by province and by industry sector with full contact details. 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9 AFRICAN Odyssey 2016/17 The African diamond rush began in SA in the 1870s. The country was the leading producer of gem-quality diamonds until the former Zaire (today the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC)) started major diamond production. SA has been supplying diamonds consistently for many years, with volumes ranging from 4 million-6 million carats per year. SA s primary economic wealth was traditionally in mineral resources and the agricultural sector, but since the 1990s, economic growth has been driven by retail, commerce and financial sectors. Mining and minerals is still a key economic sector that contributes to the gross domestic product (GDP) of the country, however, contributing 4,9% in That said, SA s mining industry is not fully utilised and still has major untapped mineral deposits, matched only by countries in the former USSR. SA has the most assorted types of diamond deposits globally, which include open-pit and underground kimberlite pipe or dyke/fissure, alluvial and offshore mining. SA yields about 5% of global production and is ranked seventh in the world in terms of rough diamond production. Cullinan is probably the best-known mine in the world for producing the most remarkable diamonds, notably the largest gem diamond in history that was discovered in 1905, weighing 3,106ct uncut. It is also the only global source of rare and highly sought-after blue diamonds. Cullinan mine produces over one-quarter of the world s diamonds of over 400ct. The kimberlite of SA s extensive marine deposits. The diamonds are much smaller, but their quality is unparalleled. These deposits are found along the west coast of SA and Namibia. Apart from diamonds, gold and platinum, which are the country s biggest contribution to global minerals and gems, there are also many lesser-known gemstones such as chatoyant quartz, rhodonite, grossular garnet and pyrope, tiger s eye and royal lavulite, the latter found only in the Northern Cape. Botswana s mineral resources include diamond and semi-precious gemstones and have historically contributed to the country s economy. After 2012, the output of the mineral sector declined by 8% and the government started breaking its dependence on the mining and mineral sector by encouraging economic growth in other sectors. Until 1970, Botswana s production of diamonds was insignificant, but since 1999, it has become a leading producer. The country also has some of the highest-yielding diamond mines in the world. According to Moody s Investor Service, Botswana s GDP forecast for 2015 has been trimmed by 2,3% (down from 4,9%), because of the reduced demand and slump in diamond prices. We see risks for an even more noticeable deficit because of a protracted downpipe is the second-largest specified diamond supply in the world, totalling about 204 million carats. During the global economic recession in 2008, diamond mining in SA suffered a severe downturn, but has since shown signs of recovery in both production and prices. This has encouraged small diamond producers to continue production and expansion projects. There have been great advances in underwater surveying, sampling and retrieval NAME (OFFICIAL NAME) Senegal (Republic of Senegal) Seychelles (Republic of Seychelles) Sierra Leone (Republic of Sierra Leone) Somalia (Somali Republic) Somaliland (Republic of Somaliland) South Africa (Republic of South Africa) Sudan (Republic of Sudan) Swaziland (Kingdom of Swaziland) Tanzania (United Republic of Tanzania) Togo (Togolese Republic) Tunisia (Tunisian Republic) Uganda (Republic of Uganda) Western Sahara (Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic) Zambia (Republic of Zambia) Zimbabwe (Republic of Zimbabwe) During adolescence, Masai boys begin to learn the responsibilities of being a man and a warrior. The role of a warrior is to protect the tribe s animals, to build kraals (Maasai homes) and to provide security to their families. AFRICAN Odyssey 2016/17 Both the world s tallest and largest land animals come from Africa. They are the giraffe and African elephant, respectively. GROSS IMPORTS GDP PER NATIONAL CAPITA CAPITAL CURRENCY MILLION POPULATION MAP INCOME PER (PPP) US$ CAPITA (US$) West African Dakar CFA franc Seychellois Victoria rupee Freetown Leone Mogadishu Somali shilling Somaliland Hargeisa shilling Pretoria (executive) Bloemfontein South (judicial) African rand Cape Town (legislative) Khartoum Sudanese pound Lobamba (royal and legislative) Lilangeni Mbabane (administrative) Dodoma Tanzanian shilling West African Lomé CFA franc Tunis Tunisian dinar Kampala Ugandan shilling El Aaiún (Moroccan), Bir Lehlou Moroccan dirham N/A 50 (temporary) Lusaka Zambian kwacha Harare Zimbabwean dollar About people climb Mt Kilimanjaro each year and about three-quarters of those reach the summit. Temperatures at the peak can be 0ºF (-18ºC), and if the winds are blowing, the chill factor reaches dangerous levels. MAGAZINE SPECIFICATIONS Frequency: Annual Print Run: Distribution date: Q4, 2017 TECHNICAL DATA Page Size: English A4 Portrait Full Page Trim Area: 297mm x 210mm Full Page Bleed Area: 307mm x 220mm Stock: Cover 256gms gloss Text 150gms gloss Saddle-stitched South Africa currently offers the greatest opportunity as a channel for jewellery to reach the entire continent. African ODYSSEY will explore the ramifications of exporting jewellery from SA as well as look at the many incentives available to SA firms wanting to export their products into African countries. The general aim of the publication is to provide the reader with necessary information on South Africa as the trading hub for the continent while also exploring Africa as a potential thriving trading market. JEWELLERY COUNCIL OF SOUTH AFRICA PROUDLY PRESENTS DISTRIBUTION Jewellery Council of South Africa Diamond Council of South Africa Jewellery Manufacturers Association of South Africa Chamber of Commerce, IDC and DTI Banking institutions SADEC, NEPAD, UN AND EC headquarters African mining houses SA Embassies across Africa and all African Embassies in SA Foreign SA missions across the globe International Jewellery Shows and Watch Fairs A F R I C A N 2016/17 Africa is a continent blessed with an abundance of natural resources. Most of the quality diamonds in the world have been mined in sub- Saharan Africa. For many African countries, mineral exploration and production constitute substantial parts of their economies and remain key to economic growth. MINING AND MINERALS IN AFRICA DID YOU KNOW? ADVERTISING RATES (SOUTH AFRICAN RANDS) FULL PAGE R HALF PAGE R THIRD PAGE R OUTSIDE BACK COVER R INSIDE FRONT COVER R INSIDE BACK COVER R Information and statistics courtesy of Wikipedia and African Data Finder, available from the World Bank DISPLAY LISTINGS IN BORN IN AFRICA (BIA) R SA has the most assorted types of diamond deposits globally, which include open-pit and underground kimberlite pipe or dyke/fissure, alluvial and offshore mining. All rates exclusive of agency commission All rates exclude VAT