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Wednesday, 28th June 2006 (5469 views)

The second Jovella International Jewellery Exhibition is set to open in Tel Aviv this week, Globes Online reports.

The exhibition features a display of $100 million-worth of jewellery and will be hosted at the David Intercontinental Hotel in the Israeli capital.

Hosted by the Stier International Trade Fairs and Exhibitions Group, the show will feature designers and forms of jewellery from many varied areas of the region and from across the world.

The main piece featured will be an 18-carat gold, pearl-inlaid Keshi bracelet, encrusted with expensive diamonds. Designed by Yvel, the piece includes gold-green Indonesian pearls and is worth approximately $55,000.

Other exhibits on display include several gold, silver and glass jewellery pieces faceted with diamonds and precious stones, for women and men, and a collection of expensive watches.

 

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