Editor’s Note
This article highlights the upcoming launch of the world’s largest one-stop jewelry trading platform in Hong Kong, organized by the HKTDC. Building on the successful “two shows, two venues” model, the event underscores Hong Kong’s pivotal role in the global jewelry trade.
Hong Kong — The world’s largest one-stop jewelry trading platform, organized by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC), will open in early March following the successful “two shows, two venues” model.
Will be held from March 2 to 6 at the AsiaWorld-Expo, showcasing a variety of raw jewelry materials.
Will be held from March 4 to 8 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre in Wan Chai, displaying various finished jewelry pieces.
HKTDC Vice President, Ms. Koo Ching-man, stated:
The twin jewelry shows have consistently received strong support from the global industry, gathering over 40 exhibitor groups this year. The World Gold Council will debut a Hard Gold Pavilion to showcase innovative gold craftsmanship to the international market. Additionally, the Hong Kong Watch Manufacturers Association will participate as a group for the first time, and the Zhushan Turquoise exhibitor group from Hubei province is also making its debut.
The Branding Gallery exhibition area at the Hong Kong International Jewellery Show returns with a scale over 40% larger than last year, featuring more internationally renowned jewelry brands.
More than 20 industry seminars and networking events will be held during the twin jewelry shows, covering industry trends, online marketing, and jewelry technology. On the second day of the Hong Kong International Jewellery Show, a session will analyze how artificial intelligence can progress from design to commercialization to drive industry development. Additionally, the organizer will arrange workshops where influencers will share how to use e-commerce platforms to enhance jewelry brand influence, increase sales, and share practical experience, helping the industry accelerate the integration of online and offline collaboration channels.
