Story Highlight
– 56th Watch and Jewellery Show welcomes new global exhibitors.
– Exhibition runs from September 24 to 28 in Sharjah.
– Over 500 exhibitors from 21 countries participating.
– International representation exceeds 68% of total exhibitors.
– Showcasing exclusive jewellery collections and fashion trends.
Full Story
The 56th Watch and Jewellery Middle East Show is set to welcome a diverse array of exhibitors from around the globe, including newcomers from Australia, Myanmar, and Pakistan, which highlights the increasing international interest in the event.
Running from 24th to 28th September at Expo Centre Sharjah, the exhibition is backed by the Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCI). It will feature over 500 exhibitors hailing from 21 countries, alongside approximately 1,800 professionals from various sectors within the jewellery and watchmaking industries.
This year’s exhibition aims to present a premium showcase of luxury items including gold, diamonds, gemstones, and high-end timepieces, while also reflecting the latest trends influencing the global jewellery market.
International representation has risen, with foreign exhibitors making up more than 68% of the total, showcasing brands from Italy, India, Türkiye, the United States, Russia, the United Kingdom, Japan, China, Singapore, Hong Kong, and Malaysia.
Local and regional participants will also play a significant role in this year’s show, with exhibitors from the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Bahrain, Kuwait, and Lebanon further enhancing the exhibition’s importance as a central hub for the gold and jewellery industry.
Notable national pavilions will be set up for key jewellery-producing countries such as India, Singapore, and Thailand, with Italy leading the way with more than 50 showcasing brands. These international displays will allow attendees to experience a range of signature jewellery collections, featuring the latest in design for gold, diamonds, pearls, gemstones, and luxury watches, as well as contemporary fashion trends in jewellery.
Saif Mohammed Al Midfa, CEO of Expo Centre Sharjah, commented on the event’s significance, stating, “This year’s edition offers a unique blend of distinctive and diverse designs, with the participation of first-time exhibitors from major jewellery hubs, leading to a significant rise in international presence. These factors reinforce the exhibition’s position as a strategic venue for global brands seeking entry into the region’s markets, and as a key gateway for fostering cooperation and building partnerships.”
The Watch and Jewellery Middle East Show stands as one of the premier global events for jewellery design companies, manufacturers, and industry stakeholders. It offers an essential platform for enthusiasts to discover the latest trends in fine jewellery, luxury timepieces, and precious stones from renowned brands and jewellery houses worldwide.