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On February 4, 2025, at Jewel Hall, 2nd Floor, Jewelry Trade Center (JTC) in Bangkok, Mr. Chompol Pornchindarak, President of the Thai Gem and Jewelry Traders Association (TGJTA), along with TGJTA Board Members, participated in the press conference for “Precious Love Like a Gem at Bang Rak”, organized by the Bang Rak District Office in collaboration with public and private sector partners. The event was presided over by Mr. Chatree Watthana-Khajorn, Deputy Permanent Secretary of Bangkok Metropolitan Administration.

TGJTA reaffirmed its commitment to supporting this meaningful event by presenting 14 gold marriage certificates to the Bang Rak District Office as a special gift for couples registering their marriage on Valentine’s Day. Additionally, couples who register their marriage on February 14, 2025, will have a chance to win additional gold marriage certificates, symbolizing the lasting and precious nature of love.

   

Mr. Chompol Pornchindarak, President of TGJTA, stated, "We are honored to support this event once again, as we believe in celebrating love that lasts a lifetime. The gold marriage certificate is a meaningful gift, reflecting both the value of love and the excellence of Thailand’s gem and jewelry industry. We extend our heartfelt wishes for all couples to have a lasting and prosperous marriage.”

Mr. Chompol also emphasized that gems and jewelry are among Thailand’s top export products, and Bang Rak District is widely recognized as a key business and jewelry industry hub. Hosting the event at Jewelry Trade Center, Thailand’s premier gem and jewelry trading venue, helps highlight Bang Rak’s significance—not only as a district with an auspicious name for marriage registrations but also as an international jewelry and gemstone trading center.

 

The “Precious Love Like a Gem at Bang Rak” event will take place on February 14, 2025, at Jewelry Trade Center. It will feature an official marriage registration ceremony and various special activities. TGJTA warmly invites all couples to take part in this unique and meaningful celebration of love.

 

 

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