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Gemfields to Sponsor 16th Annual ICA Congress

Feb 6, 2015 11:05 AM   By Jeff Miller
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RAPAPORT... Gemfields will sponsor the International Colored Gemstone Association’s (ICA) congress this year, which is scheduled for May 16 to 19 in Sri Lanka.  The congress convenes  gemstone industry leaders and experts to share information, presentations and experiences that highlight colored gemstones.

Gemfields' CEO, Ian Harebottle, will discuss current trends in the colored gemstone industry during a presentation discussion on May 17. "As the leading supplier of responsibly sourced colored gemstones, Gemfields is a natural partner for the ICA, whose objectives include promoting the understanding, appreciation and appeal of colored gemstones worldwide, as well as advancing transparency and integrity across the sector,” said Harebottle. 

“The ICA congress is an important platform for the colored gemstone industry. Sri Lanka is a magnificent country bestowed with some of the world’s most beautiful gems and, together with the ICA and Gemfields, this event should serve to foster growth and development of the colored gemstone industry in general, and in Sri Lanka in particular,” he added. 

Clement Sabbagh, ICA's director and the chairman of the congress, added,  “As a brand that resonates not only with the trade but also with consumers, Gemfields brings a unique perspective to the conference. Over the past few years, the company has successfully promoted colored gemstone through a series of global events, designer collaborations and its association with Mila Kunis, who serves as the company’s global ambassador.  We are proud to have their support and presence at this year’s congress.”

 

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