International Jewellery Tokyo 2012
11 – 14 January 2012
Tokyo, Japan


Germany is proud to welcome you as this year's Theme Country at the IJT International Jewellery Tokyo 11 – 14 January 2012.

Under the roof of the German Pavilion in Tokyo 11 German exhibitors present a wide range of high fashioned jewelry, precious stones, watches, clocks and silverware.

Germany is the second largest producer of jewelry in Europe. The German jewelry and silverware industry is dominated by small and medium-sized enterprises. The center of the German jewelry industry is located in Pforzheim on the edge of the Black Forest where nearly 70 % of German jewelry is produced. In the 1st half of 2011 Germany exported jewelry goods amounting to 482 Mio. €.

With 100 companies and 5.500...

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International Jewellery Tokyo 2012
11 – 14 January 2012
Tokyo, Japan


Germany is proud to welcome you as this year's Theme Country at the IJT International Jewellery Tokyo 11 – 14 January 2012.

Under the roof of the German Pavilion in Tokyo 11 German exhibitors present a wide range of high fashioned jewelry, precious stones, watches, clocks and silverware.

Germany is the second largest producer of jewelry in Europe. The German jewelry and silverware industry is dominated by small and medium-sized enterprises. The center of the German jewelry industry is located in Pforzheim on the edge of the Black Forest where nearly 70 % of German jewelry is produced. In the 1st half of 2011 Germany exported jewelry goods amounting to 482 Mio. €.

With 100 companies and 5.500 employees, the German watch and clock industry is one of the world's most important producer and exporter of watches and clocks.

Exports are very important for the German watch and clock industry. Many companies export 70 % or more of their production. The export to Japan in the 1st half of 2011 added up to more than 25 Mio. €.

In addition to the jewelry center Pforzheim there is the gemstone cutting center of Idar-Oberstein. This international trading place has its origin in the rough stones that were once mined there.

Today the term "IdarCut" stands all over the world for superior cutting, innovative gem design and distinguished qualities. In a field of strong international competition Idar-Oberstein has been able to maintain its place as one of the top gem centers of the world.

At the official German information stand at Tokyo Big Sight our experts will gladly advice you on further possibilities of enlarging your business relations with Germany.

• The Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology, Bonn
• The Association of the German Trade Fair Industry (AUMA), Berlin
• The Federation of German Jewellery, Watches, Clocks, Silverware and Related Industries, Pforzheim
• The Federal Association of The Precious Stones and Diamond Industry, Idar-Oberstein

We wish you a pleasant stay and a successful visit to this outstanding presentation.

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