Editor’s Note
The Delhi Jewellery & Gem Fair (DJGF) 2026 is a premier B2B trade event for the industry, connecting manufacturers, designers, and buyers to foster networking, commerce, and trend discovery.
The Delhi Jewellery & Gem Fair (DJGF) is a B2B (business-to-business) trade fair dedicated to the jewelry, gemstones, diamonds, and related products sector. It is known for bringing together manufacturers, designers, distributors, brands, and buyers from the industry in one space for networking, purchasing, trendspotting, and international business.
Venue
Bharat Mandapam, Pragati Maidan, New Delhi, India.
Date
February 15–17, 2026.
There is another schedule indicating it will be held on September 26-28, 2026, also in New Delhi, according to different sources from the event managed by local organizers. This could be due to two editions or calendar corrections, but the most consistent information points to February 2026 as the main official dates.
Product Exhibition: Gold and silver jewelry, diamonds, precious and semi-precious gemstones, pearls, etc.
Designs and Trends: Over 1,200 brands and 150,000 designs presented.
Global Networking: Opportunity to connect with manufacturers, buyers, distributors, and industry professionals.
Equipment and Services: Machinery, tools, packaging, and industry technologies are also exhibited.
Parallel Events: Talks, panels, or business segmentations (in some cases).
It is considered a key platform for doing business and discovering global trends in jewelry and gemology.
Exhibitors: Hundreds of companies from across India and other countries.
Visitors: Thousands of B2B buyers and trade professionals.
Impact:
– Helps boost sales and business relationships within the jewelry and gem market.
– Positions Delhi as a jewelry trade hub in South Asia.
– Facilitates the introduction of new collections and trends to international markets.
The fair is especially relevant for brands and companies interested in expanding their commercial network in India and around the world.
Nickname: The event is sometimes referred to as “Apna Delhi Wala Show,” highlighting its local character with international reach.
Diversity: It combines everything from traditional jewelry to modern pieces and production technology.
Previous Editions: Past editions have shown consistent growth in exhibitors and volume of designs displayed.
Before Going:
– Register online in advance if you plan to attend as a professional (usually free or with prior exhibition hall access).
– Check the official confirmation of dates and times on the event website.
During the Fair:
– Bring business cards and presentation materials if you are an exhibitor or buyer.
– Plan meetings or encounters in advance (if possible).
– Take advantage of the opportunity to discover new suppliers and industry services.
After the Fair:
– Contact the professionals you met to follow up on business opportunities.
– Evaluate the trends you saw to apply them to your business or collection.