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Marina Bay Sands Singapore Expo & Convention Centre Halls a & Marina Bay Sands Singapore Expo & Convention Centre Halls A & B 2 - 5 July 2015 e ag .P JE SI m/ .co ok bo ce .fa ww I w .sg .com sije www. Organised By Supporting Association and Institution Held In Conference & Exhibition Hong Kong Jewellery and Management Services Pte Ltd Jade Manufacturers Association (HKJJA) The Singapore International Jewelry Expo (SIJE) will open its doors again to a loyal following of jewelry enthusiasts, buyers and collectors at the Marina Bay Sands Singapore from 2 - 5 July 2015. The show has earned the industry's recognition and support as an excellent international extravaganza, showcasing the best in jewelry and design from around the world. SIJE 2014 - Top 10 Visiting Countries 21.11% In total, some 200 exhibitors from 20 countries will showcase their creations to a growing number of high net worth buyers from Singapore, 15.49% ASEAN and beyond at the show which spans almost 8,000 square 11.86% metres. This is testimony to the fact that many in the industry here 10.82% and around the world recognize Singapore as an important destination 9.68% 9.16% 8.41% 7. 89 % for fine jewelry, making the republic a one-stop destination for the industry's buyers and traders. With 600 million consumers in the ASEAN Economic Community, Singapore has become a hub for luxury 2.83% 2.74% shoppers and holiday makers in the region. CHINA INDIA MALAYSIA PHILIPPINES INDONESIA MYANMAR THAILAND HONG UNITED UNITED KONG STATES KINGDOM SIJE 2015 presents some of the most stunning collections from Singapore-based jewelers and internationally reowned jewelers SIJE Show Statistics spanning the globe from United States to South Africa, from Europe 2014 Record 2015 Projection to Hong Kong and from Indonesia to Australia. Overseas exhibitors Gross Exhibit Area 7,000 sqm 8,000 sqm form two-thirds of the total exhibitors. Hong Kong, the hub of jewelry Exhibitors 207 250 in Asia, India, the birthplace of some of the most beautiful natural No. of Countries/ Regions 20 22 gemstones in the world and Italy, world reowned for its jewelry No. of Trade/ Public Visitors 11,000 12,000 craftsmanship and design, form some of the largest country contingents Exhibited Media Coverage SGD $6.5 million SGD $7 million of jewelers. Estimated Sales SGD $30 million SGD $35 million Publicity Platforms RADIO DIRECT MARKETING • 95.8FM • Sales Brochure • Class 95 • Trade Visitor Invite Flyer • 93.8LIVE • Direct Mailer • VIP Invite MAGAZINES/ PUBLICATIONS • Opening Ceremony Invite • Eliterate • Electronic Mailer • EuPlus Exquisite Magazine • Global Sources Publication - NEWSPAPERS Global Jewelry Special, • The Straits Times Global Diamond & Pearl •TODAY • Hong Kong Jewellery Magazine • Tabla • Indonesia Jewellery Fair • Lianhe Zaobao • Jewelry Fair Korea • Lianhe Wanbao • Luxury Life Magazine • Shin Min Daily News • Malaysia International Jewellery Fair • Berita Harian / • Palakiss Vicenza Berita Minggu • Solitaire Magazine, Top Club Bouquets from Exhibitors This year's show has been very encouraging, even on the first day there has been a lot of footfall, there's been better traffic than the previous years, the organisers have done a wonderful job with the publicity and the promotion of this expo. Ms Au Yeong Siew Peng, DeGem This is the 2nd year I participated in SIJE, and I'm very happy, and I'm very glad of the organisation, and as well SIJE is an important show in our I can see an improvement in the quality calendar... We feel that the of the exhibition compared to last year, Singaporean consumer is very I think I would definitely come back next much in tune with Italian jewelry... year and I would try to bring more Italian The opening ceremony was beautiful companies. this year as with every year. So we Mr Fabio Massimo Cascapera, look forward for sure to be here next Famosi year as well to display our beautiful collection here in Singapore. Mr Eli Zybert, Zydo SRL This show, is an amazing platform for Singaporeans and the jewelers, people from the trade to exhibit their wares. It is the show to be in in Singapore thank you guys. Mr Ronald Low, IVY Masterpiece I've been with this show for years. The This is our first time in Singapore in this show, reason I keep coming back again and again and we are very impressed with the show. The traffic is because it gives me the opportunity to is quite good. We have Singaporean customers and get better publicity and to meet different even exhibitors from Europe stop by our booth to customers from all walks of life and it's place an order from us. We really appreciate that been wonderful so far and we will continue thank you. to support this show. Thank you. Ms Pongtip Tulyagijja, Senexi Ms Simone Ng, Simone Jewels WHAT'S IN IT FOR ME? Space Only (Min 18sqm) Raw Space (Min 36sqm) Raw Space does not include any booth SGD$500 per sq metre SGD$550 per sq metre structure, construction, (Without Advertisement Panel) (With 2 Advertisement Panels in carpet, furniture, Newspaper Supplement) electrical fittings and all other forms of fittings. Raw Space (Min 18sqm) Advertisement panel 7.9cm(W) x 6cm(H) Exhibitor is responsible SGD$550 per sq metre and will be published in Singapore's for his own stand design, (With 1 Advertisement Panel in largest English newspaper, construction, floor The Straits Times coverings and Newspaper Supplement) and Singapore's furnishings. Electrical Advertisement panel 7.9cm(W) x 6cm(H) leading Chinese-language newspaper, Lianhe Zaobao. fittings must be ordered and will be published in Singapore's from the official stand largest English newspaper, The Straits Times. contractor. Shell Scheme A Shell Scheme B Deluxe Pavillion SGD$590/SQM (Min 9sqm) SGD$680/SQM (Min 9sqm) SGD$980/SQM (Min 18sqm) Modular aluminum system with 2.44m(H) Modular aluminum system with 2.44m(H) 6m run of wooden backwall at 2.44m height white laminated infill panels white laminated infill panels in emulsion paint Fascia board of 300mm height with Fascia board of 300mm height with company 2m run of wooden constructed branding company name and stand number name and stand number wall 3.5m(H) w/company name Needle punch carpet Needle punch carpet Needle punch carpet 2 units fluorescent lights 2 units of 100w spotlights 2 units of 3.5m run of wooden constructed 1 unit 13amp/230V power outlet 1 unit of 13amp/230V power outlet overhead pelmet with 4 downlights 1 unit lockable cabinet 2 units of low showcases with 2 units of 2 units of 0.5m x 0.5m tall wooden 2 units chrome folding chairs 50W/12V halogen light with option of showcases @2.44m (H) with 02 nos of glass 1 unit of wastepaper basket changing to 1 unit of fluorescent light 3 shelving weeks before event (A surcharge of S$40 will 4 units of low wooden showcases be imposed per showcase for changing 2 units of 100w spotlights onsite) 1 unit of 13amp/230V power outlet 1 unit of white square table 1 unit of white square table 4 units of chrome folding chairs 3 units of easy arm chairs 1 unit of wastepaper basket 1 unit of wastepaper basket Additional Benefits • Complimentary listing in event website (www.sije.com.sg) • Complimentary listing and one jewelry image or photo in the show catalog • One complimentary full page color advertisement in the show catalog (applicable to exhibitors taking 36sqm only)* *Artwork (A5 size) must be submitted to CEMS before 1 June 2015 Optional Advertising Package for SIJE 2015 Exhibitors Only The Straits Times (Singapore's Leading English Paper) Lianhe Zaobao (Singapore's Leading Chinese Paper) 7.9cm 7.9cm S$1,000 S$900 per panel per panel One Panel 6cm x 2 cols (7.9cm) One Panel 6cm x 2 cols (7.9cm) 6cm in full color within a page in 6cm in full color within a page in The Straits Times. Lianhe Zaobao. Exhibitors may buy ads in Exhibitors may buy ads in multiples of one, two, four, six multiples of one, two, four, six or more panels. or more panels. Conference & Exhibition Management Services Pte Ltd 1 Maritime Square, #09-43 HarbourFront Centre, Singapore 099253 Tel: (65) 6278 8666 Fax: (65) 6278 4077 For Enquiries, please contact: Ms. Gina Lim, [email protected] | Ms. Judy Lee, [email protected].
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