The 31st FACETS Gem and Jewellery Show, organised by the Sri Lanka Gem and Jewellery Association (SLGJA) - in partnership with the National Gem and Jewellery Authority (NGJA), will be held on January 4-6, 2025 at the Cinnamon Grand, Colombo.
The organisers said in a media release that FACETS 2025 has become a highly anticipated event within the industry, bringing together prominent gemstone and jewellery traders, manufacturers, lapidaries and collectors from around the world. Over the years, FACETS has been a vibrant celebration of Sri Lanka’s long history and reputation as a preeminent source country, home to more than 75 varieties of coloured gemstones. Highlighting local jewellers and traders, the show looks to bring Sri Lankan craftsmanship to the spotlight with its unique blend of rich tradition and innovative modernity.
FACETS Sri Lanka 2025 will be host to entrepreneurs from industry hot spots such as Ratnapura, Elahara, Beruwela, Ehiliyagoda, Galle, Pelmadulla, Kahawatta and Colombo. Acting as a platform for industry leaders to collaborate and connect with professionals from around the world, FACETS hopes to contribute to driving the industry towards its goal of achieving US$1 billion in exports.
Key events of FACETS Sri Lanka 2025 include the elegant Sapphire Night, a celebration of the iconic Ceylon Sapphire, and the Women’s Power Breakfast, dedicated to inspiring and celebrating women leaders in the industry. Other unique experiences offered include a Mine Tour, providing insight into the local mine to market process, and a visit to Port City Colombo.
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