Amanda Jewellery and its sister manufacturer KS Jewelry have been prominently featured in Rapaport Magazine's latest industry analysis, published this July.
The article, written by Francesca Fearon, examines Thailand's deep-rooted jewelry-making culture and its evolution into a premier global hub for high-end manufacturing. The piece highlights how the integration of European jewelry-making knowledge with local craftsmanship has established Bangkok as an undisputed center of manufacturing excellence.
Speaking to Rapaport, Adam Komarnicki, General Manager of Amanda Jewellery and KS Jewelry, discussed the unique advantages of operating in Thailand. He attributed the region's success as a manufacturing destination to a distinctive combination of deep technical expertise, reliable access to premium materials, and a workforce renowned for the immense patience and discipline required to execute complex, detailed designs.
The report highlights the robust capabilities of our combined operations, which encompass 550 skilled employees serving prestigious luxury houses from Place Vendôme to brands across America and Australia. Rapaport specifically notes our significant investments in advanced manufacturing technologies — including computer numerical control (CNC) machining, advanced X-ray metal analysis, and rigorous diamond screening. The feature also praises our in-house master lapidary and laser-cutting capabilities, noting that the ability to cut and recut goods on-site grants us unparalleled agility and freedom in bespoke product development.
Furthermore, the publication touches upon our ongoing commitment to ethical production, acknowledging our integration of responsibly sourced materials, such as Single Mine Origin (SMO) gold and certified diamonds, into our manufacturing processes.
The complete article, "Why Thailand Is Such a Popular Home for Jewelry Manufacturing", is available to read on Rapaport.com.
