Jewellery Arabia 2023 to showcase 650 prestigious local and international brands

Organised by Informa Markets, Jewellery Arabia is the region’s most anticipated jewellery and watch events, this edition will be featured in 5 exclusive halls, to enhance the experience of both vendors and visitors. As in the past years, the Kingdom will transform into a sparkling destination, attracting visitors and luxury aficionados from all over the world. 

Bringing together 650 jewellery brands from 30 countries, the event forms a dazzling 5-day display of classic and contemporary designs, a huge range of finished jewellery, timepieces, precious gems, clocks, fine writing instruments, luxury accessories and much more from around the globe.

Renowned watch and jewellery houses will be making a return appearance at Jewellery Arabia 2023, including leading brands such as Asia Jewellers, Bahrain Jewellery Centre, and many others. These high-profile international exhibitors use the event as a platform to showcase exclusive collections and limited-edition pieces to the Middle East buyers ‘market. The 31st edition of Jewellery Arabia also sees a 20% surge in the participation of new brands, amongst which Jawhara Jewellery W.L.L and many more.

Commenting on the occasion, Mohammed Ebrahim, Informa Markets Exhibition Director, said: “As we look to the future, the global market size was valued at USD 340.69 billion in 2022 and is expected to expand at a compound of annual growth rate by 5.23% (CAGR 2023-2026). It is more important than ever that jewellers are attuned to changing consumer preferences, and successful exhibitions such as Jewellery Arabia play a vital role in ensuring their commercial success.”

“Jewellery Arabia aims to strengthen the national economy and industry in the region. With a long history of providing shoppers with access to luxury jewellery brands that are not available in the local retail market. This, combined with the careful selection of brands that meet the taste of all clients, has made Jewellery Arabia's presence inevitable.” he continued.