SEBIME is the Spanish Fashion Jewellery Manufacturers' Association which represents the majority of the companies within this sector in Spain.

SEBIME'S Head Office is in Mahon, on the island of Menorca, one of the Balearic Islands, which occupies a prominent position in this industry in Spain and Europe due to tradition and the important number of manufacturers based on the island.

SEBIME markets the Spanish Fashion Jewellery & Accessories industries through Trade Fairs and different activities.

A group of Spanish companies will take advantage of this coming event to exhibit their latest collections in Asia.

For further information: http://www.sebime.org/en/calendar/asia/

EuroBijoux Collection, the international Manufactures Fair organised by SEBIME, will be held , for the 2nd time, in FERIA DE MADRID, from the 9th to the 11th of September 2010. During this week, FERIA DE MADRID, will become the international platform for fashion and accessories and the best business gateway for the different fashion industries.

For more information visit: http://www.eurobijoux.org

The exhibition center in Palma de Mallorca has been the venue for the 62th edition of Eurobijoux & Accessories from the 5th to the 8th of May, organised by SEBIME, Spanish Association of Fashion Jewellery Manufacturers, with the collaboration of ICEX – Instituto de Comercio Exterior (Foreign Trade Institute), the Balearic Island’s government and Menorca’s Island Council.

This spring fair has offered four days dedicated to the exhibition, commercial deals, the launching of new collections for the coming season Autumn 2010 – Winter 2011 as well as some parallel events such as the Designer and European Fashion Jewellery and Accessories Manufacturer Awards ceremony.

89 European manufacturers have participated, 63 of which were Spanish (37 from the Balearics, 11 from Barcelona, 6 from Valencia, 3 from Madrid, 2 from Alicante, 2 from La Coruña, 1 from Córdoba, and 1 from Zaragoza) whilst the rest came from European countries such as France (8) Italy (7), Germany (6), Greece (2), Czech Republic (2) and Holland (1). The fair resulted in an increase of 63% in visitors compared to 2009, although these numbers don’t correspond with the final commercial results due mainly to the worldwide economical crisis.