TRADE FAIR FOR GEMSTONES, GEMSTONE JEWELLERY AND OBJECTS

30 September to 3 October 2017, Idar-Oberstein, Deutschland

“Our strength lies in the size of our team, their multi-nationality as well as their youthfulness,” says Florian Pauly, Junior President of Pauly – The Art of Carving. This family business will enrich the Intergem this year. Large chunks of malachite, rock crystal, turquoise and lapis lazuli are lying on the edge of the fountain next to white chalcedony and a relief carving made of jade. These stones, previously used as “props” for the team photo, are often part of the sculpturing process in the Pauly business. You have to add: they have a large portfolio. It includes delicate jewelry as well as the three-meter sculpture, thus representing a variety of precious stones.

Hans-Ulrich Pauly and his wife Gabriele with grandson Henry (b. r.), his parents Erna and Erwin Pauly, and son Florian (b. l.), his brother Gerhard with his wife Astrid and their daughter Lilith (f. l.), as well as daughter Julia (f. 2. r.) with her partner Eva, pictured here with the sculpture “Kässchmierlecker” in Niederwörresbach.

Finest instruments are required, to guarantee absolute quality.

In every artpiece there is a new challenge to create something original and unique.
A lot of our creations deal with wildlife, which is just as versatile as the art of Pauly Carvings.

Colors and qualities chosen with a lot of accuracy are in tune with the passion for the art of engraving.