Story Highlight
– The Jewellery Show returned to Olympia London for its fourth year.
– Over 170 global suppliers showcased new collections and technologies.
– A new gallery level enhanced visitor experience and discovery.
– Indian Pavilion strengthened international presence and participation.
– Event will return to Olympia London on 2-3 September 2026.
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The Jewellery Show made its way back to Olympia London for its fourth edition, attracting a large number of professionals from the jewellery industry over a two-day period of networking and business opportunities.
More than 170 brands and suppliers from across the globe presented their latest offerings, showcasing innovations in design and technology. This year, attendees experienced a new feature: the gallery level, which aimed to enhance engagement and discovery among visitors.
The gallery level, which provided a vantage point over the vibrant exhibition floor, became a dedicated space for emerging jewellery designers and businesses, as well as a platform to highlight various retailers.
Event director Lennox Addo remarked on the significant impact of this new feature, stating, “The introduction of the Gallery Level has transformed the Jewellery Show into a multi-layered experience. It not only gives up-and-coming brands a stage to be seen but also offers buyers an entirely new dimension of discovery. 2025 has truly set a new benchmark for the event.”
In addition to the exhibitions, the show offered a rich learning programme within the Innovation Theatre, featuring a variety of informative sessions for attendees.
Returning once again was the Indian Pavilion, which expanded its presence after a successful showing last year. Several Indian jewellery businesses participated, aiming to strengthen their influence within the European market.
CloserStill Media, the event’s organisers, announced that the Jewellery Show will return to Olympia London on 2-3 September 2026, as it continues to solidify its position as the leading jewellery trade fair in the UK.