This July, the Singapore International Jewelry Expo (SIJE) 2025 celebrates a sparkling milestone—its 20th anniversary—solidifying its status as Southeast Asia’s premier platform for global jewellery artistry, innovation, and luxury design. Held from 10 to 13 July 2025 at the Sands Expo & Convention Centre, Marina Bay Sands, the landmark edition will be the largest SIJE to date, promising an extraordinary celebration of craftsmanship and creativity.

Over the past two decades, SIJE has evolved into a cornerstone event on the global jewellery calendar, renowned for connecting heritage with modernity. It has consistently showcased the finest in high jewellery, gemstones, and timepieces, reinforcing Singapore’s growing reputation as a luxury hub in Asia.

This 20th anniversary edition will feature over 320 exhibiting brands and companies from more than 25 countries, spanning three expansive halls and over 10,000 square metres. From exquisite heritage pieces to cutting-edge contemporary designs, SIJE 2025 offers unmatched breadth and depth for trade buyers, collectors, and jewellery lovers alike.

Grand Opening and Celebratory Programme

The official opening ceremony on 10 July will mark the start of a dynamic programme that includes the Singapore Jewellery Design Awards (SJDA) prize presentation, a fashion runway showcase, and a host of curated experiences expected to draw over 15,000 attendees.

SIJE 2025 Highlights

• Seven Communities of Jewellery Excellence
  SIJE introduces seven curated “Communities”—Icon, Prestige, Facets, Bijou, Essence, Timeless, and Venture—offering a tailored luxury experience for diverse audiences.
• Showcasing Design Talent
  Organised by the Singapore Jewellers Association (SJA) and supported by JDMIS and IEG Asia, the SJDA celebrates innovation and technical brilliance in jewellery design.
• Cultural Collaboration through Brilliante Competition
  The Brilliante Jewellery Design Competition, hosted by the Diamond Exchange of Singapore, commemorates Singapore’s 60th year of independence (SG60) with creative themes of national pride and cross-cultural expression between Singapore and Italy.
• Spotlight on Italian Craftsmanship
  The Italian Pavilion, presented by the Italian Trade Agency, will highlight Italy’s celebrated tradition of fine jewellery with a handpicked selection of leading Italian jewellers.
• Trendvision Jewellery + Forecasting Roadshow
  On 11 July, SIJE visitors can attend the Trendvision Roadshow, a future-forward event led by trend forecaster Paola De Luca, offering insights from the Jewellery Trend Book 2026+ and strategies for luxury markets.
• Dazzling Giveaways and Shopping Rewards
  To mark its 20th edition, SIJE will host exclusive prize draws. One lucky visitor could win a Colombian Emerald Ring worth SGD 25,999, while others can win luxury jewellery from ZYDO, Infiniti Jewels, and Foundation Jewellers with qualifying purchases.

Additional perks include a “Spend & Redeem” programme offering pearl jewellery gifts sponsored by IVY Masterpiece.

Enhanced Visitor Experience

Attendees can also enjoy an extended lifestyle experience with special hotel rates at COMO Metropolitan, PARKROYAL, The Clan Hotel, and more. The SIJE Visitor Badge unlocks exclusive dining discounts and retail rewards at The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands.

A Milestone of Global Significance

SIJE 2025 is more than an exhibition—it is a celebration of 20 years of excellence in jewellery and a bold step forward for Southeast Asia’s luxury market. With a growing international presence and a vibrant local community of designers, artisans, and collectors, SIJE continues to shape the future of jewellery in Asia and beyond.

• A truce agreement between Israel and Iran reduced the metal’s appeal as a safe-haven, causing gold to drop to about $3350. President Donald Trump declared late Monday that both countries had reached an agreement on a full ceasefire, with Iran initiating the truce right away and Israel following 12 hours later.
• Trump’s remarks followed Iran’s symbolic reprisal against a US military base in Qatar, of which no injuries were recorded.
• In the meantime, investors are keeping a tight eye on Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, who will appear before the US Congress on Tuesday and Wednesday, for any clues about the direction of interest rates going forward.

Technical Triggers   

• This week, gold prices are anticipated to fluctuate between $3320 (~Rs 97000) and $3420 (~Rs 100,000); a breakout or a breakdown will provide a 2-3% rise or fall.
• Silver prices have retraced from their high; the next support is $35.50 (~Rs 105,300). Prices should sustain this support for the bull trend to continue. If this support is broken, the next downside level is $34.50 (~Rs 104,000). On the upside, prices can rise to $36.75 (~Rs 107,500).

Support and Resistance

Gold is trading at about $3375 (about Rs 97000) as investors keep a careful eye on the Middle East conflict that is getting worse after the US became involved in Israeli strikes on Iran. Over the weekend, US forces attacked Iran’s three primary nuclear installations, and President Donald Trump threatened to launch additional strikes if Tehran does not negotiate. The Israeli-Iranian conflict has given new impetus to a surge that has raised gold prices by about 30% this year.

Gold fell almost 1% on Monday after beginning the week under bearish pressure. Despite last weekend’s missile strike exchange between Iran and Israel, safe-haven flows did not control financial market activity. Due to global selloffs sparked by the growing Middle East war, investors also sold precious metals to offset losses elsewhere.

The US Federal Reserve also maintained a cautious, data-dependent stance and held interest rates unchanged last week, cautioning that President Donald Trump’s new tariffs may exacerbate inflation and make the outlook for the economy more complex. Trump, however, restated his demands that interest rates be lowered by 2.5 percentage points by the US Federal Reserve.

The Israeli military has reportedly hit around 20 targets in and around Tehran on the tenth day of the Israel-Iran conflict, including locations connected to Iran’s development of nuclear weapons and missiles. The confirmation of a significant discovery in Argentina—one of the biggest copper, gold, and silver deposits in three decades—that is believed to contain 13.2 million tons of copper and more than 80 million ounces of gold and silver combined put additional pressure on sentiment regarding the supply front.

Following a symmetrical triangle breakout last week, gold prices are consolidating at high levels. Bullish momentum should continue till gold prices are trading above $3300 (~Rs 96300). This week, prices are anticipated to fluctuate between $3320 (~Rs 97000) and $3420 (~Rs 100,000); a breakout or a breakdown will provide a 2-3% rise or fall.

Silver has finally given a breakout from its range – above $35 (~Rs 102,000) to trade at an all-time high of $37 (~Rs 107,000). The next target is $38 (~Rs 111,000), if this positive momentum continues above ATH, while support lies at $35.5 (~Rs 104,000).

This week, a number of Federal Reserve officials are due to address Congress. Fed Chair Jerome Powell will testify for two days, during which time the possible effects of President Donald Trump’s tariffs and the attack on Iran are anticipated to be discussed.