Organised by Informa Markets, JGW September – formerly known as Jewellery & Gem World September - will bring together more than 3,000 exhibitors across two locations, beginning on 14 September.
From 14-18 September at AsiaWorld-Expo (AWE), three co-located fairs spotlight precious materials: Gemstones (Halls 3, 6, 8 and 10), Diamonds & Fine Gems (Halls 5, 7 and 9) and Pearls+ (Halls 9 and 11).
Meanwhile, the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC) will host three shows from 16-20 September dedicated to finished jewellery, packaging solutions, tools & equipment and jewellery technology. These are Hong Kong (Hall 1), International (Halls 3 and 5) and Fine Design (Grand Hall).
The irreplaceable value of trading face-to-face has been widely highlighted at jewellery fairs worldwide since the COVID-19 pandemic, and Celine Lau, director of jewellery fairs, said it was an opportunity not to be missed.
“You can’t judge a gemstone from a photo on a screen − the colour shifts in different light, the clarity reveals itself only in person. That’s why being at the fair matters,” she said.
"You are not only sourcing product, but you are also reading the room, seeing what is getting attention, what is selling out and picking up on trends before they hit the mainstream.”
Among the attractions at this year’s event is the inaugural NextGen Coloured Gem Excellence Awards by JWA (Jewellery World Awards), which will spotlight the rising talent redefining the industry.
“The programme is designed to give you an advantage,” Lau added.
“Whether you are discovering the next breakout collection or learning from the best minds in the business, that combination of product and knowledge is what makes JGW September worth the trip.”
Online pre-registration is now open and remains available until 6 September.
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