Pakistan Gem Jewelry Urumqi Fair on Eyes

Agate necklaces, ruby ​​earrings, sapphire pendants, citrine bracelets, jade bracelets... On September 3rd, colorful and sparkling jewellery jewellery attracted many buyers at the Pakistan Xinjiang Urumqi Fair.

Ms. Wang is holding two strings of yellow crystal bracelets, bargaining with Pakistani businessmen, and finally bought at a satisfactory price. Originally, Ms. Wang particularly liked Pakistani goods. In June, she also visited the Pakistan Pavilion of the World Expo. Her exotic architectural style fascinated her.

The person in charge of the booth stated that there were only 3 people in the booth. Many people selected jewelry this past few days. Everyone was too busy to come. He hopes that the Urumqi Fair will give them objective income.

It is understood that Pakistan’s northern and northwest regions surround the three world-famous mountains of Hindu Kush, Himalayan and Karakorum. The unique geological structure makes the country rich in gemstone resources. Famous varieties include olivine and green. Jade, topaz (with purple, pink, gold, champagne, and other colors), ruby, emerald, rare earth bastnasite and yttrium ore, vermiculite, tourmaline, and a wide variety of crystals. Almost all gemstones in Pakistan can be found in the mountains to the north and northwest of the country, and the major gemstone deposits are also concentrated in this area.