The Jewellery Show returns to London’s Olympia on September 2-3, 2026, for its fifth edition, and the organisers have shared their top 10 recommendations for delegates to do and see at the UK’s largest B2B trade jewellery event.
Delegates can expect to hear real-world insights and practical advice on the latest trends, biggest challenges, and new opportunities facing the industry today in the Innovation Theatre.
The Innovation Theatre will cover topics such as soaring gold prices and the AI revolution.
Networking opportunities will also be available at the Mayfair Gems Bullion Bar, a central hub where industry professionals can meet and mingle over refreshments in a relaxed environment.
Over 200 exhibitor stands will showcase products and services from across the trade, with a strong mix of debuting retailers, designers, jewellers, gemmologists, and suppliers of fine jewellery.
The British Heart Foundation (BHF) will be raising funds through a tombola at their stand, featuring more than £50,000 worth of prizes donated by businesses from across the jewellery industry.
Delegates can also visit the stands of various exhibitors, including AG Mounts, which is offering a car competition, and AG & Sons, which is committed to creating a more sustainable future through its One Visitor, One Tree initiative.
The South African Pavilion will connect delegates with high-calibre South African suppliers offering excellent craftsmanship, competitive commercial terms, and standout designs.
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The Indian Pavilion will bring together premier Indian jewellery designers and manufacturers in one intimate space, designed with trade buyers in mind.
The New Designer Podiums, located on the Mezzanine Level, will showcase independent designers whose work spans contemporary jewellery, trend-led fashion pieces, and innovative craftsmanship.
The Creative Pathway by BATF is a new initiative that aims to bridge the gap between education and industry by providing students with exposure to businesses and opportunities beyond university and college.
As the 2026 exhibition marks the show’s fifth anniversary, the organisers are recognising those who have been with the show since its inception in 2022, including HS Walsh, Silverton Ltd, and Goodman Bros.
Lennox Addo, Event Director of the Jewellery Show, said: “As we near the opening of the 2026 show, we’re excited for delegates to explore all there is to do, see and learn across the two days.”
To find out more about the Jewellery Show or to register for a free pass for jewellery trade professionals, visit the official registration page.
The show’s fifth edition is expected to be a significant event in the jewellery industry.
Lennox Addo added that the event provides a valuable platform for discovering new products and designs.
