Editor’s Note
This article announces the inaugural AURELIA Watches and Jewelry trade fair, set to launch in September 2025 at the Globana Campus in Schkeuditz. It highlights the event’s role as a new, service-focused platform for industry professionals in Central Germany.
On September 6, 2025, at 9:30 AM, AURELIA Watches and Jewelry will open its doors for the first time at the Globana Trade Fair and Event Campus in Schkeuditz. With this debut, a new platform for jewelers and specialist retailers is being established in the heart of Germany, and the industry is eagerly anticipating the first major trade visitor fair for watches and jewelry in Central Germany.
The organizers are focusing on a particularly service-oriented approach: visitors benefit from free admission, free parking, and high-quality catering that provides food and drinks at no extra cost.
The premiere is already a success: all booth spaces have been allocated. Approximately 60 exhibitors from Germany and abroad will present their product ranges, from traditional companies to innovative newcomers. This makes AURELIA not only an industry meeting point but also a purchasing and networking platform with clear added value for the specialist trade.
Among the exhibitors are renowned brands and manufacturers such as Aerowatch, Bastian Inverun, Bering, Boccia Titanium, Carl Engelkemper, Ernstes Design, Rolf Cremer, Junkers, Brüder Nowotny (Collection Ruesch), Roland Rauschmayer, Schwarz Trauringe, Bruno Söhnle Glashütte, Sternglas Zeitmesser, and many more. The complete 2025 exhibitor directory includes prestigious suppliers of watches, jewelry, precious metals, semi-finished products, and wedding rings.
Expectations are high.
Thousands of invitations and admission tickets have already been sent out and can be requested free of charge from any exhibitor at any time.
The goal of AURELIA is to establish a permanent platform for the specialist trade, located at the geographical center of Germany with a reach extending far beyond the region. The fully booked premiere already shows: the need for a central industry meeting point is great.
