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Global jewellery industry spotlight turns to Dubai for JGTD 2025

Middle East’s biggest B2B sourcing destination for diamonds, coloured gems and technology solutions opens next month at Dubai Exhibition Centre

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Top names in fine jewellery, gemstones and technology are heading to the City of Gold next month for the fourth edition of Jewellery, Gem & Technology in Dubai (JGTD), show organisers Informa Markets Jewellery and Italian Exhibition Group SpA (IEG) announced today.

Taking place from 11 – 13 November in Halls 1 & 2 South of the Dubai Exhibition Centre at Expo City, JGTD is bringing together 350+ exhibitors from close to 30 countries and regions, including first-time participants from Kazakhstan, Jordan and Taiwan. Reinforcing the fair’s global profile are eight country and regional pavilions representing major suppliers from China, Hong Kong, India, Italy, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Türkiye and the US. Together, they will present a comprehensive showcase of finished jewellery, diamonds, coloured gemstones, and industry tools, equipment and technology solutions, among others.

The B2B marketplace likewise continues to join forces with two of the jewellery sector’s powerful champions – DMCC (Dubai Multi Commodities Centre) returning as an Official Partner and Dubai Jewellery Group (DJG) maintaining its role as an Industry Partner for the fourth consecutive year.

Dubai’s November fair offers the best of both worlds – holiday inventory sourcing plus 2026 planning.

Celine Lau

“Returning to Dubai feels like a homecoming for many of us. Four years have brought significant changes and valuable lessons across our sector, driving JGTD to evolve alongside the needs of the international buying community. Dubai’s established position as the Middle East’s hub for gold, jewellery and gemstone sourcing makes it the ideal setting for this transformation – where our industry’s finest gather at a time when relationships are more important than before,” said Celine Lau, Director of Jewellery Fairs at Informa Markets Jewellery.

JGTD delivers exactly what is needed: A platform where wholesalers, retailers, brands and jewellery manufacturers can source strategically, engage with seasoned suppliers and access straight-from-source data essential for navigating today’s business landscape, Lau continued.

“The sector faces considerable challenges, with additional uncertainties on the horizon. That’s why strategic buying and informed decision-making are more crucial now. In this market, the right partnerships and insights don’t just create opportunities – they may well be the key to sustained success,” she said.

This collaborative approach is shared across JGTD’s leadership. 

Marco Carniello , Chief Business Officer at Italian Exhibition Group, commented, “We are proud to support jewellery companies worldwide by bringing added value through JGTD, empowering them with greater competitiveness, market intelligence and business opportunities. This is possible, thanks to the joint strength of leading global players such as Informa Markets Jewellery and IEG, with the unmissable support of key stakeholders in Dubai such as DMCC and DJG.

Marco Carniello

Being at JGTD means gaining access to the Middle East’s largest trade hub for diamonds and coloured gemstones – a unique resource for those looking to strengthen their offerings and respond quickly to global demand. At the same time, we are building the show as the region’s go-to destination for advanced machinery and technology solutions, essential for driving efficiency and elevating production standards. Finally, with exhibitors from nearly 30 countries, JGTD secures an unparalleled level of international business. It is this combination – product, technology and global reach – that makes JGTD a must-attend event for companies determined to grow and compete successfully worldwide.”

Ahmed Bin Sulayem

Ahmed Bin Sulayem, Executive Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of DMCC, reinforced this perspective, adding, “JGTD is a flagship event for the global gemstone and jewellery industry and a leading regional B2B sourcing platform. Building on last year’s record footfall during Dubai Diamond Week, JGTD 2025 comes at a pivotal moment – high gold prices, shifting consumer trends and Dubai’s growing prominence as a leading trade hub for diamonds and gold are shaping the sector’s future.

Together with Informa Markets and Italian Exhibition Group, we look forward to welcoming the industry back to Dubai to drive global trade, host critical conversations and set the agenda for the next phase of growth in gemstones and jewellery.”

Global suppliers
Buyers stepping onto JGTD’s show floor will discover a world of possibilities, with thousands of collections awaiting exploration.

The finished jewellery zone highlights names synonymous with fine craftsmanship and exceptional quality. From Italy, visitors will find luxury jewellery manufacturer Alessi Domenico SpA alongside Giordini Srl, which specialises in gold jewellery design and production. Spain’s Indufor Exportacion SL brings their gold and silver offerings, while KGK Diamonds & Jewellery DMCC launches fine jewellery featuring both fancy colour and colourless diamonds.

Dubai’s Jawhara Jewellery LLC leads the region in gold and diamond creations, while US-based Ramigem showcases diamond and coloured gemstone pieces. TASA Hong Kong Ltd will also be present, celebrated for their extensive array of jewels.

Buyers seeking loose diamonds and coloured gemstones will discover a wide assortment of goods ranging from parcels and layouts to matched pairs and individual stones. The diamond section will feature leading suppliers including Diamond Creations NV, Hari Krishna Exports, Poligem Diamonds, Stargems and Shree Ramkrishna Exports Pvt Ltd.

Complementing the fair’s diamond resources are coloured gemstone specialists, including New Goi Gems and Precious Pebbles, which will showcase collections ranging from the “Big Three” – rubies, emeralds and sapphires – to highly coveted beauties such as Paraiba tourmalines, spinels, aquamarines and tsavorites, among others.

Making its debut within this impressive international lineup, the High-end Jewellery & Gems space will highlight exhibitors including Arjiv Exports, AVYK Diamonds Co Ltd, Beautiful Colorstone Co Ltd, Colorjewels, Krainz Creations Inc, Noor Gems Japan and Osi Vitoria Jewelry.

JGTD’s reputation for cutting-edge machinery and technology is well-deserved. The technology section is powered by industry leaders such as Faro Srl, specialising in diamond-cutting and CNC machines; Legor Group SpA, offering precious alloys and plating solutions; Niqua Group with their comprehensive tools for goldsmiths and jewellers; Rajesh India Manufacturing Pvt Ltd, providing casting, CNC and refining machines, and Unver Group, known for their casting, CNC and polishing equipment.

First-time participants will introduce fresh elements to the show, including Lama’ Jewelry from Jordan, Kazakhstan’s Kazakh Yuvelir JSC and Taiwan-based exhibitors Aashmmi International, Bipre Co Ltd, HW Jewellery and Joy Wei Chow.  
 
Last year, international buyers from nearly 120 countries and regions represented over half of JGTD’s attendees, underscoring the fair’s worldwide appeal. The event also welcomed organised buyer groups from more than 175 companies from 29 countries and regions.

With this proven track record of connecting global industry professionals, JGTD  promises to deliver even greater opportunities for strategic sourcing and business growth.

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Abaran Timeless Jewellery Champions Heritage Conservation To Safeguard Traditional Craftsmanship

Support For Hastashilpa Heritage Village Reflects A Commitment To Preserving India’s Architectural and Artisanal Legacy For Future Generations.

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As India’s historic buildings continue to face mounting pressure from urbanisation, redevelopment, and changing lifestyles, concerns are growing not only about the loss of architectural landmarks but also the disappearance of the traditional skills and craftsmanship that created them. Recognising this challenge, Abaran Timeless Jewellery has extended its support to Hastashilpa Heritage Village, reinforcing the importance of preserving cultural heritage and artisanal knowledge.

Through the Abaran Foundation, the philanthropic arm of the Bengaluru-based jewellery house, the company supports a range of initiatives spanning education, healthcare, community welfare, arts, and heritage conservation. Its association with Hastashilpa Heritage Village reflects a deeper commitment to protecting India’s rich cultural legacy beyond the jewellery industry.

Located in Manipal, Hastashilpa Heritage Village is regarded as one of India’s most significant heritage conservation projects. Founded by conservationist Vijaynath Shenoy, the village has successfully rescued and reconstructed traditional homes from across coastal Karnataka, preserving architectural styles and craftsmanship that may otherwise have been lost to neglect or redevelopment.

The conservation process shares many similarities with the art of jewellery making. Every carved beam, decorative element, and handcrafted detail requires meticulous documentation, restoration, and respect for traditional techniques. Much like restoring an heirloom jewel, preserving heritage architecture demands both technical expertise and cultural sensitivity.

For Pratap Kamath, Managing Director of Abaran Timeless Jewellery, the initiative holds personal significance. He noted that the heritage village is located in Udupi, where Abaran was originally founded by his grandfather, Sri Sadanand Kamath. According to Pratap Kamath, the company was inspired by the efforts to preserve heritage homes that might otherwise have vanished as younger generations moved away in search of new opportunities.

His observations reflect a wider concern within the luxury and craft sectors. Whether restoring a centuries-old structure or creating a handcrafted jewel, both disciplines depend on knowledge and expertise that cannot be easily replicated through mass production. Once lost, such skills are extremely difficult to recover.

At the same time, consumers are increasingly drawn to brands that demonstrate authenticity, cultural relevance, and a commitment to preserving heritage. As a result, heritage conservation is evolving from a philanthropic activity into an important reflection of a brand’s values and identity.

Initiatives such as Hastashilpa Heritage Village serve as an important reminder that heritage extends beyond products—it also includes the ecosystems of craft, culture, knowledge, and tradition that make those creations possible.

As India’s architectural treasures and jewellery traditions navigate similar challenges, efforts to preserve one may ultimately help protect the other, ensuring that valuable skills and cultural legacies continue to inspire future generations.

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