News

Online Sourcing Project to make waves at BGJF

Is being promoted as a window to Bangkok’s gemstone industry

diamond world news service

One of the new experiences to be witnessed at the 42nd Bangkok Gems and Jewelry Fair, organised by the Thai Gem and Jewelry Association (TGJTA), is the Online Sourcing Project (OSP) service developed by the TGJTA. The OSP is an interactive internet-based service designed to strengthen Bangkok’s image as the world hub for gemstone and gemstone jewellery. Foreign buyers can source Thai gems and jewellery in the most effective and convenient manner through the OSP. The service is not restricted to be applied only for the show, but would benefit any international buyer to trade with the Bangkok gem industry, throughout the year, beyond just the trade show.

"It was developed as part of our programme to make Bangkok Asia's undisputed trading hub for gems and jewellery. It can be used at any time, all year round," said Vichai Assarasakorn, the TGJTA's president. The service delivers private buyers meetings, selective email info-blasting by subscription and a regular OSP news service. "The massive size and varied supply of Thai industry is one of our greatest strengths, but it can be overwhelming for visitors. OSP is designed to simplify their job, by enabling them to search for and pinpoint the exact gem and jewellery products that they are interested in sourcing," said Somchai Phornchindarak, CEO of TGJTA's Bangkok Gems and Jewelry Fair. For visitors to the fair, the information derived through the service can enable visitors select the products they wish to see at the show, contact relevant companies in advance and set up meetings. The 42nd Bangkok Gems and Jewelry Fair is scheduled between September 11-15, 2008.


Follow DiamondWorld on Instagram: @diamondworldnet
Follow DiamondWorld on Twitter: @diamondworldnet
Follow DiamondWorld on Facebook: @diamondworldnet

Ankit Gems Unites Industry Leaders at IIJS for a Conversation on Trust, Trends, and India’s Diamond Future

Preserving Legacy, Embracing the Future: Ankit Shah and Tom Neys Discuss the Role of Natural Diamonds

FTA with UK to add momentum to value-added jewellery exports: Kirit Bhansali, GJEPC Chairman

CIBJO Congress 2025 Highlights Industry’s Key Challenges and Future Directions

Lesotho’s Kao Diamond Mine Faces Imminent Closure Without Government Relief