Leading jewelry company Phu Quy has won the hearts of customers for its sophisticated and unique designs imprinted with Vietnam’s folk cultural traits.
Established in 2003, the Phu Quy Gold, Silver and Gem Stone Group is now the top maker of wedding rings which have elegant designs imbued with Vietnamese traditional culture (Photo: VNA)
The group’s other jewelry, made from gold, silver, diamonds and gems, also have modern and distinctive designs which can please the choosiest customers, including foreigners (Photo: VNA)
The company’s products are made according to strict quality standards and are accredited by prestigious domestic and international organisations (Photo: VNA)
State-of-the art equipment at a manufacturing centre at Phu Quy (Photo: VNA)
Phu Quy elegant jewelry is imprinted by the skillful hands of its jewelers (Photo: VNA)
The 12 zodiac animals are also favoured during Tet (Photo: VNA)
24 carat gold jewelry is a key product line (Photo: VNA)
Since 2016, all Phu Quy products have been labelled with anti-counterfeiting stamps, helping customers to track their origin (Photo: VNA)
Gold products were sold out at a number of stores amid a sharp increase in customers compared to previous days during the God of Wealth Day on February 25.
The domestic gold market is heating up with gold shops introducing various products to take advantage of huge demand on the God of Wealth Day - the 10th day of the Lunar New Year, which falls on February 14 this year.
A festival that runs from April 26 to May 2 in Thua Thien-Hue province has honoured the essence of Vietnam’s craft villages and contributed to preserving and promoting traditional values.
The gap between the gold buying and selling prices on the God of Wealth Day is wider than ever. In some gold stores, the gold selling price is even double the buying price.
Through ups and downs, goldsmithing craft in Hue city has seemed to be forgotten. However, thanks to the patience and hard work of many young artisans, the old craft has been revived and thriving.