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China- an Emerging Jewelry Market
- China is a big country of platinum consumption. In the year 2006, China still ranked the first of the world platinum consumption, accounting for 44% of the world's total volume.
- China is a big country of gold consumption, In 2006, China gold consumption reached 240 tons, ranking the third in the world.
- China is a big country of diamond manufacturing and diamond jewelry consumption. From July 1, 2006, China has been adopting a new policy for imported diamonds. The raw stones imported by Shanghai Diamond Exchange are exempted from import VAT. The VAT of loose stones is cut down from 17% to 4%. Consequently, the trade statistics shows that in 2006, the import volume of diamonds grows 39.8% (by the regular way) and 208% (by Shanghai Diamond Exchange) respectively, compared with that of last year.
- China is the world’s largest supplier of clear-water pearls, accounting for 95% of the global output.
- China is the Asia’s largest jade market and is poise to become the world’s leading jade consumer.
Why Shanghai?
- Shanghai has become a leading hub with exchange centres at the heart of the jewelry industry – offering trading in gold, platinum, diamond and silver.
- Shanghai is the China’s largest distribution and consolidating center for jewelry, well ahead of the rest of the country.
- With its robust economy, modern services and fast-maturing business environment, Shanghai is well placed for investment and trading.
- Shanghai has a booming jewelry retail sector, representing 20% of China’s total annual sales. The Shanghaiese are among the country’s top spenders and the most sophisticated consumers, who effectively set the trend for the cities of Eastern China.
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