A 16th century sacred image gold crown that was a gift from Vasco da Gama, later embellished with Brazilian diamonds and topaz © Carlos Pombo Monteiro / Fundação Eugénio de Almeida, Arquidiocese de Évora


Portugal has a longtime tradition in the gemstone world. From the vibrant garnets mined near Lisbon in Roman times, to all the gems materials brought by Portuguese navigators from the Orient and, later, with the abundant diamonds and coloured gemstones from Brazil, there is plenty to talk about during this Lunch & Talk at the JNcQUOI Club on October 7 in an exclusive event supported by LAUREL Associação Portuguesa da Marcas de Excelência, Member of European Cultural and Creative Industries Alliance (ECCIA)).


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See you at lunch in Lisbon!


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Rui Galopim de Carvalho

About the author:

Rui Galopim de Carvalho is a renowned independent Gem Education Consultant, author, luxury industry training expert and popular international lecturer on gemmology and on the history of gem materials. During his 30 year experience as a gemmologist, Rui has studied important collections in both public and private museums, notably the Portuguese Crown Jewels.

Founder of the popular Home Gemmology webinar series launched during the COVID-19 lockdown, Rui has a long history as a gemmology communicator, notably on social media where he is a popular figure.

He is associate editor of Gem-A’s Journal of Gemmology, Vice-President of the Coral Commission of The World Jewellery Confederation – CIBJO, member of the Communications Committee of ICA (International Colored Gemstone Association), ambassador for LAUREL -Portuguese Association of Excellence Brands (ECCIA member) and consultant for several private collections and trade organizations.

Rui Galopim de Carvalho can be reached through his website:

https://ruigalopim.com

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