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    Hong Kong International Jewellery Show 2027

    HKTDC Hong Kong International Jewellery Show 2027 runs 4–8 March at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. The trade-only fair is Asia's leading one-stop marketplace for fine jewellery, watches, gemstones, silver pieces, tools, and packaging.

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    Dates

    4–8 Mar 2027

    City / country

    Wan Chai, Hong Kong

    Venue

    Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre

    Time

    Physical Fair opening hours: 4 Mar 2027 (Thu) 10:30 AM – 6:30 PM · Buyer Registration Hours: 2 – 3 Mar 2027 (Tue-Wed) 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM

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    Notable exhibitors

    Companies exhibiting at Hong Kong International Jewellery Show 2027 include 01 Jewelry Limited, 24K THE JEWEL BOUTIQUE, 3D Matrix (Guangzhou) Technology Co., Ltd., 5C Hong Kong Limited and 7 Good Silver.

    • 01 Jewelry Limited
    • 24K THE JEWEL BOUTIQUE
    • 3D Matrix (Guangzhou) Technology Co., Ltd.
    • 5C Hong Kong Limited
    • 7 Good Silver

    Event overview

    Overview

    The HKTDC Hong Kong International Jewellery Show 2027 brings together international manufacturers, designers, and buyers for five days at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (4–8 March 2027). The physical fair is complemented by HKTDC's EXHIBITION+ hybrid sourcing through Click2Match and hktdc.

    com Sourcing. Exhibitors span fine and finished jewellery, silver and designer collections, watches, gemstones, pearls, tools, display, and packaging.

    Themed zones such as World of Glamour, Fine Jewellery, and Watch Avenue help buyers navigate sourcing, while seminars, jewellery parades, and networking sessions add market insight. Verified buyers can also visit the concurrent Diamond, Gem & Pearl Show at AsiaWorld-Expo without separate registration.

    TL;DR

    1. 1Physical fair: 4–8 March 2027 at Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre.
    2. 2Trade-only admission for visitors aged 18+; pre-registration recommended.
    3. 3One-stop marketplace for fine jewellery, watches, gemstones, tools, and packaging.
    4. 4Hybrid EXHIBITION+ with Click2Match and hktdc.com Sourcing extensions.
    5. 5Concurrent Diamond, Gem & Pearl Show access for verified buyers.

    Why visit

    - Source fine jewellery, watches, gemstones, and accessories from global suppliers in one venue. Compare collections across themed zones and meet designers, manufacturers, and brand owners face to face. Combine visits with the concurrent Diamond, Gem & Pearl Show at AsiaWorld-Expo. Use HKTDC Click2Match and online sourcing to extend meetings beyond the physical fair days. Attend seminars, parades, and networking events for trend and market intelligence.

    Why exhibit

    - Reach international buyers from Hong Kong, mainland China, ASEAN, and other key jewellery markets. Showcase finished jewellery, watches, and related products in a UFI-certified flagship HKTDC fair. Benefit from hybrid EXHIBITION+ promotion through Click2Match and hktdc.com Sourcing. Network with retailers, wholesalers, designers, and sourcing teams in Asia's jewellery trading hub. Gain visibility alongside industry seminars, showcases, and coordinated fair marketing.

    Attendees, exhibitors & solutions

    Who this event is for

    Visitor profile

    Typical attendee groups you can expect to meet.

    Jewellery retailers and wholesalers
    Brand owners and sourcing managers
    Designers and manufacturers
    Gemstone and pearl traders
    Importers, exporters, and distributors

    Exhibitor profile

    Main supplier and exhibitor segments present at the show.

    Fine and finished jewellery manufacturers
    Silver, designer, and branded jewellery companies
    Watch and clock brands
    Gemstone, pearl, and jade suppliers
    Jewellery tools, display, and packaging providers

    Product categories

    Key solution areas showcased across the event.

    Fine Jewellery
    Silver, Titanium & Stainless Steel Jewellery
    Antique & Vintage Jewellery
    Jewellery Tools & Equipment
    Watches
    Designer Jewellery
    Branded Jewellery
    Gold Jewellery
    Jade Jewellery

    Location & Facilities

    Venue

    Halls & areas

    15
    Hall 1AHall 1BHall 1CHall 1DHall 1EHall 3BHall 3CHall 3DHall 3EHall 3FHall 3GHall 5BCHall 5DEHall 5FHall 5G

    Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre

    1 Expo Drive, Wan Chai, Hong Kong

    Entrances & gates

    Harbour Road Entrance

    Main visitor entrance for the HKTDC Hong Kong International Jewellery Show. The HKTB Visitor Service Centre is also located at this entrance. Visitors can also enter via Expo Drive Entrance.

    Facilities

    Parking

    Two carparks serve the HKCEC: Convention Plaza Car Park (Harbour Road) and Expo Drive Central Car Park (linked to Phase 2). Hourly rate is approximately HK$27 for private cars and light goods vehicles, with a day parking rate of about HK$210. Parking is managed by Urban Parking. EV charging is available.

    1,000 spaces · HK$210.00/day

    Accessibility

    The HKCEC offers step-free access via ramped entrances, spacious lifts designed to accommodate wheelchair users, and accessible toilets. Electric wheelchairs can be charged at the designated parking space next to the HK Ticketing Box Office at the Harbour Road Entrance. The venue has won a Gold Award in the Universal Design Appreciation Scheme.

    Prayer rooms

    The HKCEC provides separate prayer rooms for male and female users on the 2nd floor, marked with directions of Qibla and equipped with prayer mats. Ablution facilities and water-friendly washrooms are available next to the prayer rooms. The venue holds a Gold Certification for MICE Venues from CrescentRating.

    Cloakroom

    The HKCEC offers a coat check service. However, there is no dedicated cloakroom for luggage storage; visitors are advised to make arrangements at their hotel for storing luggage or large items.

    Luggage storage

    There is no luggage storage facility at the HKCEC. Visitors should make arrangements at their hotel to store luggage or other items.

    Charging points

    EV charging is available at the HKCEC carparks, including Tesla destination chargers (3 units, up to 4 kW) at Convention Plaza and SINOPEC PIT ultra-fast charging stations. Visitors can charge electric wheelchairs at the designated space next to the HK Ticketing Box Office at the Harbour Road Entrance.

    On-site shuttle

    A free shuttle bus service operates between the HKCEC and AsiaWorld-Expo (AWE) during concurrent events, allowing buyers with verified badges to visit both venues. Some nearby hotels also provide complimentary shuttle services to the HKCEC.

    Food options

    The Atrium Chinese Restaurant, Harbour Road Cafe, Congress Plus

    On-site dining

    Parking: Two carparks serve the HKCEC: Convention Plaza Car Park on Harbour Road and Expo Drive Central Car Park linked to Phase 2. Expo Drive Central Car Park charges approximately HK$27 per hour for private cars and light goods vehicles, with a day parking rate of about HK$210. Parking is managed by Urban Parking. EVs can charge at the China Petrochemical PIT Charging station.

    Gate: Visitors should use the Harbour Road Entrance. Onsite buyer registration counters are located on the fairground. Buyers must present their original passport or Hong Kong Identity Card for badge verification. The HKCEC is within a 10-minute walk from MTR Exhibition Centre Station, Wan Chai Station or the Wan Chai ferry pier.

    Attend

    Entry & tickets

    Trade-only
    Free registration

    Event days & opening times

    DayOpening hours
    Physical Fair opening hours: 4 Mar 2027 (Thu)10:30 AM – 6:30 PM
    5 – 7 Mar 2027 (Fri-Sun)10:30 AM – 6:30 PM
    8 Mar 2027 (Mon)10:30 AM – 5:30 PM
    Buyer Registration Hours: 2 – 3 Mar 2027 (Tue-Wed)10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
    4 Mar 2027 (Thu)10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
    5 – 7 Mar 2027 (Fri-Sun)9:30 AM – 6:00 PM
    8 Mar 2027 (Mon)9:30 AM – 3:30 PM
    • Onsite registration

      Per person. Free for e-Badge registration and pre-registered buyers.

      HK$100.00
    Register

    Ticket info

    Badge collection

    Buyers must present their original passport or Hong Kong Identity Card when verifying badges at the fairground's Buyer Registration Counters in person. Visitors without verified badges will be denied entry. Buyers with verified badges can also visit the concurrent HKTDC Hong Kong International Diamond, Gem & Pearl Show at AsiaWorld-Expo with no separate registration required.

    Ticket notes

    Onsite registration fee is HK$100 per person; admission is free for e-Badge registration and pre-registered buyers. Buyers must download the HKTDC Marketplace App and complete registration to obtain an e-Badge, or may choose a physical buyer badge.

    Who runs the show

    Organisers

    Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC)

    Organiser

    The Jewellers' & Goldsmiths' Association of Hong Kong Limited

    Co-organiser

    Hong Kong Jewellery & Jade Manufacturers Association

    Co-organiser

    Hong Kong Jewelry Manufacturers' Association

    Co-organiser

    Diamond Federation of Hong Kong, China Ltd.

    Co-organiser

    Italian Trade Agency (ITA)

    Supporting Organisation

    HKTDC Exhibitions Department

    Exhibitions Department

    What's on

    Programme

    10

    Seminar

    4

    Event days

    11:00–18:15

    Typical time

    This agenda is still being finalised. Check the official agenda for the latest sessions.

    Speakers

    PD

    Paola De Luca

    Founder & Creative Director @ Trendvision Jewellery + Forecasting

    THE QUANTUM AGE – Jewellery and the Convergence of Cultural Transformation [2026 edition]

    PC

    Patryk Chaou

    Fashion & Creative Director

    THE QUANTUM AGE – Jewellery and the Convergence of Cultural Transformation [2026 edition]

    VW

    Vicky Wang

    Director

    THE QUANTUM AGE – Jewellery and the Convergence of Cultural Transformation [2026 edition]

    MY

    Mary Yu

    Owner and Designer @ Yu Wah Design Company

    Modern Chinese Design: A Fusion of Tradition and Innovation [2026 edition]

    NC

    Noelle Chow

    Co-Founder

    Modern Chinese Design: A Fusion of Tradition and Innovation [2026 edition]

    WW

    Wendy Wang

    Vice President, AI Technical Director, Supply Chain Director @ TTF

    AI & Innovative Technologies Empowering the Jewellery Industry [2026 edition]

    CL

    Christina Leung

    Branch Managing Director

    AI & Innovative Technologies Empowering the Jewellery Industry [2026 edition]

    PC

    Patrick Cheung

    Chief Digital Officer

    AI & Innovative Technologies Empowering the Jewellery Industry [2026 edition]

    DM

    Dominic Mok

    Founder and Principal

    The Origins of Style: Tracing the Imprint of Time and Craftsmanship [2026 edition]

    JO

    Jack Ogden

    Distinguished British Historian & Jewellery Authority

    The Origins of Style: Tracing the Imprint of Time and Craftsmanship [2026 edition]

    YS

    Yan Shi

    Director @ Beijing Shi Yan Yan Jewelry Co Ltd

    Evolve with the Times: Let Art Be Your Lifelong Companion [2026 edition]

    VY

    Victor Yiu

    Director @ Zuri Jewelry Co Ltd

    The Future of Natural Diamonds: Unlocking New Opportunities in China's 2026 Market [2026 edition]

    SF

    Shane F. McClure

    Global Director of Colored Stone Services

    The Science of Origin Determination for Colored Stones [2026 edition]

    J

    Justin

    Jewelry and Accessories Industry Manager @ Taobao & Tmall

    The Essential Guide to E-commerce and KoL Marketing Strategies [2026 edition]

    Wednesday, Mar 4, 2026

    14:00 – 15:00

    THE QUANTUM AGE – Jewellery and the Convergence of Cultural Transformation [2026 edition]

    Seminar
    the STAGEHall 3B
    15:00 – 16:00

    Hard Pure Gold: Unlock New Opportunities [2026 edition]

    Seminar
    the STAGEHall 3B
    15:30 – 16:15

    Modern Chinese Design: A Fusion of Tradition and Innovation [2026 edition]

    Seminar
    the FORUMHall 1C

    Thursday, Mar 5, 2026

    17:00 – 18:15

    AI & Innovative Technologies Empowering the Jewellery Industry [2026 edition]

    Seminar
    the STAGEHall 3B

    Friday, Mar 6, 2026

    11:00 – 13:00

    The Origins of Style: Tracing the Imprint of Time and Craftsmanship [2026 edition]

    Seminar
    the STAGEHall 3B
    15:30 – 16:15

    Evolve with the Times: Let Art Be Your Lifelong Companion [2026 edition]

    Seminar
    the FORUMHall 1C
    16:00 – 17:30

    Sustainable Advancement of Fei Cui Standard Internationalisation and Its Impact on the Global Jewellery Trade [2026 edition]

    Seminar
    the STAGEHall 3B

    Saturday, Mar 7, 2026

    11:30 – 12:30

    The Future of Natural Diamonds: Unlocking New Opportunities in China's 2026 Market [2026 edition]

    Seminar
    the STAGEHall 3B
    14:00 – 15:00

    The Science of Origin Determination for Colored Stones [2026 edition]

    Seminar
    the STAGEHall 3B
    14:30 – 15:30

    The Essential Guide to E-commerce and KoL Marketing Strategies [2026 edition]

    Seminar
    the FORUMHall 1C

    Topic tracks

    Market Trends & Industry OutlookDesign & CraftsmanshipTechnology & InnovationSustainability & StandardsE-Commerce & Digital Marketing

    Co-located events

    HKTDC Hong Kong International Diamond, Gem & Pearl Show 2027

    Separate ticket

    International Jewellery Design Excellence Award (IJDE Award) 2027

    Separate ticket

    27th Hong Kong Jewellery Design Competition

    Separate ticket

    Co-located seminars

    THE QUANTUM AGE – Jewellery and the Convergence of Cultural Transformation [2026 edition]

    Paid

    Hard Pure Gold: Unlock New Opportunities [2026 edition]

    Paid

    Modern Chinese Design: A Fusion of Tradition and Innovation [2026 edition]

    Paid

    AI & Innovative Technologies Empowering the Jewellery Industry [2026 edition]

    Paid

    The Origins of Style: Tracing the Imprint of Time and Craftsmanship [2026 edition]

    Paid

    Evolve with the Times: Let Art Be Your Lifelong Companion [2026 edition]

    Paid

    Sustainable Advancement of Fei Cui Standard Internationalisation and Its Impact on the Global Jewellery Trade [2026 edition]

    Paid

    The Future of Natural Diamonds: Unlocking New Opportunities in China's 2026 Market [2026 edition]

    Paid

    The Science of Origin Determination for Colored Stones [2026 edition]

    Paid

    The Essential Guide to E-commerce and KoL Marketing Strategies [2026 edition]

    Paid

    Awards

    International Jewellery Design Excellence Award (IJDE Award) 2027

    Biennial

    A global design competition recognising outstandingly creative and acclaimed jewellery designers from around the world. Entries are accepted from designers who won major awards in jewellery design competitions held between 1 December 2024 and 17 November 2026. The final judging session is held one day before the Hong Kong International Jewellery Show 2027 opens, with the top eight finalists invited to Hong Kong to attend the fair. Categories include Champion of Champions, Best Creativity Award, Best Craftsmanship Award, Best Overall Aesthetics Award, four Excellence in Design Awards and four Merit Awards.

    Champion of ChampionsBest Creativity AwardBest Craftsmanship AwardBest Overall Aesthetics AwardExcellence in Design Award (four Winners)Merit Award (four Winners)
    source

    27th Hong Kong Jewellery Design Competition

    Annual

    Organised by HKTDC and co-organisers, this competition celebrates Hong Kong's vibrant jewellery creativity. Winning designs are announced during the Hong Kong International Jewellery Show and displayed at the fairground.

    source

    Sponsors

    The Jewellers' & Goldsmiths' Association of Hong Kong Limited

    Hong Kong Jewellery & Jade Manufacturers Association

    Hong Kong Jewelry Manufacturers' Association

    Diamond Federation of Hong Kong, China Ltd.

    Hong Kong Watch Manufacturers Association Ltd.

    The Federation of Hong Kong Watch Trades & Industries Ltd.

    Government supporters

    Commerce and Economic Development Bureau, HKSAR Government

    Government support and opening ceremony participation

    How the last edition performed

    Previous edition

    Current edition

    2027 · 81,000 visitors · 4,000 exhibitors

    2027 edition forecasts from third-party exhibition listing platforms. The official HKTDC website has not yet published 2027 attendance or exhibitor forecasts as of the research date. The 2027 edition is confirmed for 4-8 March 2027 at HKCEC.

    Forecast — not final

    Visitors

    51,000

    Exhibitors

    4,000

    Exhibitor countries

    40

    Visitor countries

    140

    Growth over time

    New this edition

    • 1

      Hard Pure Gold Pavilion

      Debuted at the 2026 edition. The World Gold Council led 10 exhibitors from the Chinese Mainland to launch this pavilion, showcasing hard pure gold jewellery craftsmanship to international buyers.

      Source
    • 2

      Zhushan Turquoise Pavilion

      Debuted at the 2026 edition. A dedicated pavilion showcasing turquoise jewellery from Zhushan, China.

      Source
    • 3

      Hong Kong Watch Manufacturers Association Pavilion

      Debuted at the 2026 edition. A pavilion organised by the Hong Kong Watch Manufacturers Association, presenting watch products to international buyers.

      Source
    • 4

      Uzbekistan National Pavilion

      Debuted at the 2026 edition. Uzbekistan participated for the first time with a delegation of 10 companies, showcasing gold jewellery with Central Asian cultural influences.

      Source
    • 5

      Hall of Fame Expansion

      The Hall of Fame returned at the 2026 edition with more than 40% expansion in scale, welcoming renowned international jewellery brands.

      Source

    Next edition outlook

    2027-03-04 – 2027-03-08
    estimated

    The 43rd Hong Kong International Jewellery Show will return to the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre from 4-8 March 2027 under the proven Two Shows, Two Venues format, running alongside the 13th Hong Kong International Diamond, Gem & Pearl Show at AsiaWorld-Expo from 2-6 March 2027. The official HKTDC website has confirmed the dates and venue, and the online components are scheduled as follows: Click2Match runs 23 February to 13 March 2027 and hktdc.com Sourcing runs 4 February to 3 April 2027. The 2027 programme, exhibitor list and seminar agenda have not yet been published by the organiser. Industry sentiment from the 2026 edition survey points to continued optimism, with Korea, ASEAN and the Chinese Mainland identified as the markets with the greatest growth potential. Technology adoption, particularly artificial intelligence (cited by 66.1 percent of survey respondents), social media and big data, is expected to remain a dominant theme for the jewellery trade.

    Continued growth in buyer attendance from ASEAN and Korea, building on 2026 momentum Expanded hard pure gold and innovative gold craftsmanship offerings following the successful 2026 pavilion debut Greater emphasis on artificial intelligence, social media and big data applications in jewellery manufacturing and marketing Further integration of lab-grown diamonds and sustainable sourcing practices into the exhibitor mix Online sourcing opportunities extended through the EXHIBITION+ hybrid model with Click2Match and hktdc.com Sourcing The 13th edition of the concurrent Diamond, Gem & Pearl Show at AsiaWorld-Expo (2-6 March 2027)

    Impact

    A bigger and stronger platform

    The 42nd Hong Kong International Jewellery Show and 12th Diamond, Gem & Pearl Show together drew some 80,000 buyers from 150 countries and regions, with the Jewellery Show attracting over 51,000 buyers from 140 countries and regions. About 4,000 exhibitors from more than 40 countries and regions participated, with nearly 70 percent coming from outside Hong Kong. Buyer attendance from the Philippines, Korea, Australia and Switzerland recorded significant growth. An on-site survey of 1,509 exhibitors and buyers found that 44.3 percent expected overall sales to increase in the next one to two years, while 49 percent expected sales to remain stable. Korea (73.2 percent) and ASEAN (71.8 percent) were viewed as having the strongest growth potential.

    Audience quality

    High-value decision-makers

    The 2026 edition attracted a high-quality, international audience with over 51,000 buyers attending the Jewellery Show from 140 countries and regions, and some 80,000 buyers across the twin shows from 150 countries and regions. Southeast Asian and Indian buyers dominated the active buying floor, with American and European buyers present in smaller numbers. Buyer attendance from the Philippines, Korea, Australia and Switzerland recorded significant growth. The HKTDC's on-site survey of 1,509 exhibitors and buyers found that 44.3 percent expected sales to increase in the next one to two years, and Korea (73.2 percent) and ASEAN (71.8 percent) were seen as having the strongest growth potential. Buyers were described by exhibitors as serious and transacting, with strong demand for coloured gemstones, pearls, and large investment-grade diamonds above 5 carats.

    Exhibitor outcomes

    Real business growth

    Exhibitor feedback from the 2026 edition was generally positive despite a cautious market backdrop. The World Gold Council's China CEO, Roland Wang, reported receiving a considerable number of orders in just the first three days of the show, with a focus on developing markets in Southeast Asia, the Middle East and India. Shenzhen-based Yuehao Jewelry, an exhibitor at the Hard Pure Gold Pavilion, established connections with buyers from Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand, and another Chinese exhibitor announced plans to open an office in Hong Kong shortly after the show to better leverage the platform for global expansion. Korean exhibitor Soyou's founder Kim Young-eun reported successfully connecting with buyers from multiple regions at what she described as the world's largest jewellery trading platform. Diamond company 88 Diam (HK) Limited confirmed orders totaling around US$230,000 through the hktdc.com Sourcing platform. However, some exhibitors noted that geopolitical tensions and high precious metal prices tempered sentiment, particularly among gold jewellery and natural diamond suppliers, with the loose diamond pavilion appearing roughly 25-30 percent smaller than in previous editions.

    Intelligence

    Market context

    Key market insights, trends, news and related events to help you understand the bigger picture.

    Asia – Hong Kong

    Why it matters

    The HKTDC Hong Kong International Jewellery Show 2027 is positioned at the centre of a jewellery market in transition. Hong Kong's jewellery sector is projected to grow at 5.89% in 2027 and at a 7.1% CAGR through 2032, driven by premiumisation, tourist spending, and gold's enduring role as a store of value. The 2026 edition of the twin jewellery shows drew some 80,000 buyers from 150 countries and regions, with over 51,000 buyers attending the Jewellery Show alone from 140 countries and regions. For buyers, the fair provides access to the world's largest one-stop jewellery marketplace, covering finished jewellery, watches, tools and equipment across the full supply chain. For exhibitors, Hong Kong's unique position as a super-connector between Mainland China and global markets offers unmatched access to Asian, Middle Eastern and Western buyers. The concurrent Diamond, Gem & Pearl Show at AsiaWorld-Expo allows buyers to source both raw materials and finished products in one trip. With industry sentiment pointing to Korea, ASEAN and the Chinese Mainland as the markets with the greatest growth potential, and with AI adoption cited by 66.1% of surveyed industry professionals as the most impactful technology, the 2027 edition will serve as a critical barometer for the global jewellery trade's direction.

    Industry trends

    Key trends shaping this market and its wider industry.

    01

    Hong Kong Jewellery Market Projected to Grow at 7.1% CAGR Through 2032

    The Hong Kong jewellery market is projected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 7.1% during the forecast period (2026–2032), with a projected growth rate of 5.89% by 2027. Growth drivers include premiumisation of jewellery purchases, tourist and cross-border shopping footfall, and gold as a store of value.

    Source
    02

    Sustainable and Ethically Sourced Materials Becoming Mainstream

    Luxury jewellery consumers are increasingly demanding sustainability, personalisation, and digital experiences alongside investment-grade craftsmanship. The luxury jewellery market is projected to grow from USD 28.79 billion in 2026 to USD 29.88 billion in 2027, with rising demand for lab-grown diamonds and AI-powered personalisation.

    Source
    03

    Hard Pure Gold and Cultural Value Gaining Market Appetite

    At the 2026 Hong Kong jewellery shows, recovery was visible alongside geopolitical fault lines, the international rise of hard pure gold, and a stronger market appetite for culturally anchored value. Hard pure gold, jade and antique jewellery are gaining traction among buyers.

    Source
    04

    Hong Kong Jewellery Auctions Show Strong Momentum

    Hong Kong's jewellery auctions hold strong as the 2026 season builds. Phillips' Hong Kong Jewels Auction in March 2026 achieved HK$41.94 million, and Christie's Hong Kong Magnificent Jewels and Jadeite auction in May 2026 achieved HK$581.5 million, up 55% year-on-year with a 90% sell-through rate.

    Source
    05

    Mainland Chinese Buyers Drive Hong Kong's High-End Gold Jewellery Market

    Gold and silver prices hit new highs in 2026, with mainland Chinese visitors becoming the main force supporting Hong Kong's high-priced jewellery market. Consumer behaviour has shifted: buyers are now more willing to purchase as gold prices rise, a reversal of the traditional pattern of waiting for price dips.

    Source
    06

    AI, Digital Personalisation, and Virtual Try-On Reshape Jewellery Retail

    AI-powered personalisation and virtual try-on experiences are reshaping the luxury jewellery shopping experience. The shift from ownership signalling to emotional and meaningful purchases, alongside strong demand growth across Asia-Pacific and Middle Eastern luxury consumers, is redefining brand strategies.

    Source

    Market news

    Latest updates from across the market.

    2026-03-13

    Hong Kong's March Reset: Recovery Visible But Uneven at 2026 Jewellery Shows

    At the 2026 Hong Kong jewellery shows, recovery was visible — but so were geopolitical fault lines, the international rise of hard pure gold, and a stronger market appetite for culturally anchored value. Buyer confidence is rebuilding, but unevenly, with hard pure gold, jade and antique jewellery gaining traction.

    Read
    2026-06-25

    Jewellery & Gem Asia Hong Kong 2026: A Jewellery Market in Motion

    Jewellery & Gem ASIA (JGA) 2026 was held from 18-21 June at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. Sentiment in Hong Kong was better than the year before, with very strong demand for semi-precious gemstones.

    Read
    2026-05-26

    Christie's Hong Kong Jewellery Auction Achieves HK$581.5 Million, Up 55% Year-on-Year

    Christie's Hong Kong Magnificent Jewels and Jadeite live auction achieved a total of HK$581,499,900 (USD 74,207,005), up 55% year-on-year. The sell-through rate was 90%, with 72% of lots exceeding their high estimates. Global collectors bid actively through multiple channels.

    Read
    2026-05-24

    Spirited Bidding and Rare Gems Drive Hong Kong's Jewellery Auction Revival

    Hong Kong's jewellery auctions hold strong as the 2026 spring live auction season builds. Phillips' Hong Kong Jewels Auction in March 2026 achieved HK$41.94 million from 85 lots offered, signalling robust demand for rare gemstones and fine jewellery.

    Read
    2026-09-09

    Gold and Silver Prices Surge: Mainland Chinese Visitors Become Main Force in Hong Kong's High-Priced Jewellery Market

    Spot gold and silver prices hit new highs in 2026, sparking buying sprees in multiple regions. Mainland Chinese visitors spent tens of thousands of Hong Kong dollars on gold jewellery, becoming the main force supporting Hong Kong's high-priced jewellery market. Many Hong Kong residents remained观望 (observant) as gold prices rose.

    Read

    Global Jewellery Trade Show Circuit 2027

    6-12 months

    The 2027 jewellery trade fair calendar features a dense circuit across Asia and Europe, anchored by the Hong Kong International Jewellery Show in March and extending through Tokyo, Kobe, Singapore, Basel and beyond. Buyers and exhibitors planning a multi-stop sourcing strategy should note the following key events in the next 6-12 months. The circuit spans finished jewellery, diamonds, gemstones, watches and equipment, with each event offering distinct regional advantages.

    27–29 Jan 2027

    International Jewellery Tokyo (IJT) 2027

    Tokyo, Japan

    Organised by RX Japan GK. Held at Makuhari Messe. Exhibition hours: 10:00–18:00 (last day until 17:00).

    website
    2–6 Mar 2027

    HKTDC Hong Kong International Diamond, Gem & Pearl Show 2027

    Hong Kong, Hong Kong

    Organised by HKTDC. Held at AsiaWorld-Expo. Click2Match online from 23 Feb – 13 Mar 2027; hktdc.com Sourcing from 2 Feb – 1 Apr 2027.

    website
    4–8 Mar 2027

    HKTDC Hong Kong International Jewellery Show 2027

    Hong Kong, Hong Kong

    Organised by HKTDC. Held at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. Click2Match online from 23 Feb – 13 Mar 2027; hktdc.com Sourcing from 4 Feb – 3 Apr 2027.

    website
    1–30 Apr 2027

    Basilia Jewellery & Watch Fair 2027

    Basel, Switzerland

    Exact April 2027 dates not yet published by the organiser. The fair uses a 'city' concept with themed zones: Jewellery Neighbourhoods, Diamond & Gem Districts, Watch Valleys, and a Technology Hub. Date is uncertain and should be verified.

    website
    7–9 May 2027

    Hyderabad Jewellery, Pearl and Gem Fair 2027

    Hyderabad, India

    Held at HITEX Exhibition Centre, Hyderabad. Dates are subject to change; verify with the organiser.

    website
    20–22 May 2027

    International Jewellery Kobe (IJK) 2027

    Kobe, Japan

    Organised by RX Japan GK. Held at Kobe International Exhibition Hall.

    website
    8–11 Jul 2027

    SIJE – Singapore International Jewelry Expo 2027

    Singapore, Singapore

    Held at Marina Bay Sands. Organised by IEG Asia. Dates are subject to change.

    website
    9–11 Jul 2027

    TOKYO JEWELRY FES 2027

    Tokyo, Japan

    Held at Tokyo Big Sight. A BtoC sister show to IJT. Dates are confirmed.

    website

    Q1 2027 (January–March)

    International Jewellery Tokyo (IJT) 2027HKTDC Hong Kong International Diamond, Gem & Pearl Show 2027HKTDC Hong Kong International Jewellery Show 2027

    The densest part of the circuit. Tokyo kicks off in late January, followed by the twin Hong Kong shows in early March. Buyers planning a multi-stop Asia sourcing trip should sequence Tokyo first, then Hong Kong.

    Q2 2027 (April–June)

    Basilia Jewellery & Watch Fair 2027Hyderabad Jewellery, Pearl and Gem Fair 2027International Jewellery Kobe (IJK) 2027

    Basel's new Basilia fair debuts in April (exact dates pending), followed by Hyderabad in early May and Kobe in late May. This window bridges European and Asian markets.

    Q3 2027 (July–September)

    SIJE – Singapore International Jewelry Expo 2027TOKYO JEWELRY FES 2027

    A lighter period for trade fairs, with SIJE in Singapore and Tokyo Jewelry Fes in Japan. Suitable for Southeast Asian sourcing and consumer market intelligence.

    Event dates are sourced from official organiser websites where available. The Basilia Jewellery & Watch Fair April 2027 exact dates have not been published; the month is confirmed but the specific date range is uncertain. The Hyderabad and SIJE dates are from event listing platforms and are marked as subject to change. All other dates are from official organiser sites.

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    Travel & logistics

    Local currency · HKD

    Arrival airports

    Choose from the following airports, with convenient access to the event and venue.

    HKG

    Hong Kong International Airport

    The airport offers around 1,000 flights daily to and from some 170 destinations worldwide, including 50 Mainland China cities. Options to reach the HKCEC include Airport Express + MTR, taxi, or bus.

    About 40 km (road distance)

    to venue

    35-45 minutes by taxi or car

    by car

    SZX

    Shenzhen Bao'an International Airport

    An alternative gateway via the Shenzhen Bay Port or Futian/Lok Ma Chau crossings, then MTR East Rail Line to Exhibition Centre Station. Suitable for travellers combining a Mainland China itinerary.

    About 60 km

    to venue

    1.5-2 hours including border crossing

    by car

    Hotel tiers

    A range of accommodation options near the venue and across key areas.

    Budget (3-star)
    Wan Chai

    USD 60–120 / night

    Options such as The Harbourview (Chinese YMCA of Hong Kong) offer a 2-minute walk to the HKCEC and 5-minute walk from Wan Chai MTR Station. Other budget choices include iclub Wan Chai Hotel (from USD 75 per night) and Kew Green Hotel Wanchai (from USD 56 per night). Prices are estimates for March 2027 and subject to availability.

    Mid-range (4-star)
    Wan Chai / Causeway Bay

    USD 120–260 / night

    Options include Novotel Century Hong Kong (8-minute walk to HKCEC), Gloucester Luk Kwok Hong Kong (5-minute walk), The Fleming Hong Kong, and The Emperor Hotel (USD 238-254 per night). Cosmo Hotel Hong Kong offers trade fair stay packages with up to 40% off and a complimentary shuttle to HKCEC. Prices are estimates.

    Premium (5-star)
    Wan Chai North / Harbourfront

    USD 250–900 / night

    Options include Grand Hyatt Hong Kong (directly connected to HKCEC, USD 685 per night), Renaissance Harbour View Hotel (8-minute walk, USD 393 per night), The St. Regis Hong Kong (USD 872 per night), and Lanson Place Causeway Bay (USD 464 per night). Prices are estimates for March 2027 from third-party booking platforms.

    Local transport

    Get around the city with these convenient transport options.

    MTR (Mass Transit Railway)

    Estimated costHK$5–15 per journey (Octopus card)
    Best forFrom Wan Chai Station (Island Line, Exit A5) or Exhibition Centre Station (East Rail Line, Exit B3) to HKCEC

    The fastest and most reliable way to reach HKCEC. From Exhibition Centre Station, it is a 5-minute walk to the venue via Exit B3. From Wan Chai Station, it is a 10–15 minute walk via Exit A5 with a covered footbridge. Trains run approximately every 2–4 minutes from around 5:50am to 12:50am.

    Airport Express + MTR

    Estimated costHK$120 (Airport Express single to Hong Kong Station) + HK$5–15 (MTR transfer)
    Best forAirport Station to Hong Kong Station (Airport Express), then transfer to MTR to Exhibition Centre or Wan Chai Station

    The Airport Express takes about 24 minutes from Hong Kong International Airport to Hong Kong Station. From there, transfer to the MTR Island Line or East Rail Line to reach the venue. Total journey time is approximately 40–45 minutes. The Airport Express runs every 10 minutes from 5:50am to 1:15am.

    Taxi

    Estimated costHK$29 flag fall (first 2 km), then HK$2.1 per 200 m; airport to HKCEC approximately HK$400
    Best forAnywhere in Hong Kong to HKCEC, Harbour Road Entrance

    Urban red taxis serve the entire city and are metered with no haggling. A taxi from Hong Kong International Airport to HKCEC takes 35–45 minutes and costs approximately HK$400 including tolls. Taxis can drop passengers directly at the Harbour Road Entrance of HKCEC.

    Star Ferry

    Estimated costHK$5 (Monday–Friday) or HK$6.5 (Saturday, Sunday and public holidays)
    Best forTsim Sha Tsui Pier to Wan Chai Pier, then walk to HKCEC

    A scenic and inexpensive option across Victoria Harbour. Ferries run every 8–20 minutes. From Wan Chai Pier, turn right and walk a few minutes along the waterfront to reach HKCEC. The journey offers views of the Hong Kong skyline.

    Bus

    Estimated costHK$6–40 depending on route; airport routes approximately HK$40
    Best forVarious routes to HKCEC; from the airport use Cityflyer A11, A12 or E11

    Multiple bus routes serve the HKCEC area. From the airport, Cityflyer routes A11, A12 and E11 provide direct service to Wan Chai. From Hung Hom Station, routes 103, 104 and 182 stop near the venue. From Central/Hong Kong Station, routes 40, 40M and 70 are available. Octopus card is accepted on all buses.

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    Visa & entry documents

    Check the latest visa requirements and entry guidelines before travelling.

    Visa not required
    ATA Carnet: accepted
    TypeWho needs itFeeProcessing
    Visa-free entry (visit/business)Nationals of approximately 170 countries and territories, including the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, most European Union countries, Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Australia, and New ZealandNot yet confirmedNot applicable
    Pre-arrival Registration (PAR)Indian nationalsNot yet confirmedOnline, immediate
    Visit visa / Entry permitNationals of countries not covered by visa-free arrangements, including the Chinese Mainland (unless holding a Two-Way Permit), Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Vietnam, Laos, and most African countries$42.004-6 weeks

    Hong Kong maintains a liberal visa policy: nationals of approximately 170 countries and territories may enter visa-free for business, social, or pleasure visits for periods ranging from 7 to 180 days. British citizens enjoy the longest visa-free period at 180 days. US, Canadian, Australian, New Zealand, Japanese and most European nationals may stay up to 90 days. Indian nationals may enter visa-free for 14 days with free pre-arrival registration. Mainland Chinese residents require a Two-Way Permit. Nationals of countries without visa-free access must obtain a visa or entry permit before travelling. Visitors are not permitted to take up employment (paid or unpaid) or establish a business without the appropriate visa.

    The HKSAR Government accedes to the Istanbul Convention to accept ATA Carnets for temporary admission of goods for display or use at exhibitions, fairs, meetings or similar events; professional equipment; travellers' personal effects and goods for sports purposes; and tourist publicity material. The Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce is the authorised issuing association of ATA Carnets in Hong Kong. When goods covered by an ATA Carnet are presented for customs clearance at control points, customs officers will check the relevant goods details and endorse the related vouchers. Importers and exporters are not required to lodge import or export declarations in respect of these goods, but are still required to obtain relevant licences or permits where applicable. Hong Kong's Carnets are issued in both paper and electronic forms to accommodate different customs territories during the transition period.

    Official visa page

    Weather

    March in Hong Kong is mild and comfortable. Average high temperature is around 22°C (72°F) and average low is around 18°C (65°F), with humidity averaging 83%. There is about a 22% chance of rain on an average day, with approximately 13 mm of precipitation. Light layers and a compact umbrella are recommended.

    Plan for the climate

    Check temperatures and pack accordingly

    Venue connectivity

    The HKCEC is directly connected to the MTR network: Exhibition Centre Station (East Rail Line, Exit B3) is a 5-minute walk, and Wan Chai Station (Island Line, Exit A1) is about a 10-minute walk via a covered footbridge. The Airport Express runs from Hong Kong International Airport to Hong Kong Station in about 24 minutes, from where visitors can transfer to the MTR or take a taxi. The Star Ferry connects Tsim Sha Tsui to Wan Chai Pier, a short walk from the venue. Numerous hotels are within walking distance in Wan Chai, Admiralty and Causeway Bay. Taxis and buses (including Cityflyer routes A11, A12 and E11 from the airport) also serve the venue.

    Ride-hailing

    Taxis

    Public transit

    Car rentals

    Cultural notes

    Useful information to help you have a smooth and respectful visit.

    Business Card Etiquette

    In Hong Kong, business cards are exchanged frequently and the exchange should be fairly formal. Present and receive cards with both hands or the right hand alone, ensuring the writing faces the other person. Take a moment to read the card carefully before placing it on the table; do not put it away immediately or write on it.

    Punctuality and Meeting Order

    Punctuality is important in Hong Kong business culture. People generally enter a meeting in order of importance, with the highest-ranking person arriving first. You are expected to greet all people present individually, even in a large group. Allow a few moments of social conversation before mentioning business.

    Negotiation Style

    Hong Kong business culture prioritises long-term partnership over winning the price battle. Discussions may take time as each component is deliberated, and periodic moments of silence are common for reflection. Avoid pressuring counterparts during negotiations and avoid displaying signs of frustration or impatience.

    Efficient and Direct Communication

    Hong Kong businesspeople are known for their discerning acumen and efficiency, prioritising bottom-line results. Being straightforward, clear and concise about your objectives from the outset helps build trust. Embellishments and excessive padding are often seen as counterproductive.

    Practical guides

    Visitor & Exhibitor Essentials

    Everything needed to arrive prepared, navigate the event, and make the visit productive.

    Flights

    Destination: HKG

    Cathay Pacific is the official airline for the HKTDC Hong Kong International Jewellery Show 2027, offering exclusive flight discounts for registered exhibitors and buyers. Book flights early for the March 2027 travel period. The airport offers around 1,000 flights daily to and from some 170 destinations worldwide.

    Book flights

    Visa

    Most international visitors from approximately 170 countries and territories can enter Hong Kong visa-free for business visits. Nationals of countries without visa-free access must obtain a visit visa or entry permit before travel. Indian nationals may use the free Pre-arrival Registration for stays up to 14 days. Mainland Chinese residents require a Two-Way Permit. All visitors must have adequate funds, a valid passport (valid at least one month beyond the intended stay), and onward or return tickets.

    Estimated cost: Not yet confirmed

    Processing: 4-6 weeks for visa applications; same-day for visa-free entry

    Visa applications should be submitted online through the GovHK website or by post to the Immigration Department. A local sponsor in Hong Kong can assist with the application. The HK$330 visa fee is payable upon approval. Applicants should apply at least 2 months before travel to account for processing time. The Immigration Facilitation Scheme for Invited Persons, launched on 18 March 2025, offers streamlined processing for invited ASEAN nationals who can contribute to Hong Kong's economy.

    Official

    Hotels

    Find a stay near the venue with options for every budget.

    Check-in (recommended)

    2027-03-03

    Check-out (recommended)

    2027-03-09

    Areas to stay

    Wan Chai (walking distance to HKCEC, 2-10 minutes) · Wan Chai North / Harbourfront (closest to venue, premium hotels) · Causeway Bay (2 MTR stops, wider dining and shopping options) · Admiralty (1 MTR stop, connected via footbridge)

    Budget (3-star)

    USD 60-120 per night

    Mid-range (4-star)

    USD 120-260 per night

    Premium (5-star)

    USD 250-900 per night

    Transport

    Get to the venue and around the city with these options.

    Airport → venue: From Hong Kong International Airport, take the Airport Express to Hong Kong Station (about 24 minutes, HK$120 single), then transfer to the MTR East Rail Line to Exhibition Centre Station (Exit B3), a 5-minute walk to HKCEC. Alternatively, a taxi from the airport takes 35-45 minutes and costs approximately HK$350-400 including tolls. Cityflyer bus routes A11, A12 and E11 also serve the Wan Chai area.

    Hotel → venue: Most hotels in Wan Chai are within a 2-10 minute walk of the HKCEC. Dorsett Wanchai and Cosmo Hotel Hong Kong operate complimentary shuttle buses to HKCEC and AWE. The MTR Exhibition Centre Station (East Rail Line, Exit B3) and Wan Chai Station (Island Line, Exit A1/A5) are both within a 5-10 minute walk.

    Ride-hail: Uber and HKTaxi are widely used in Hong Kong. Licensed urban taxis (red) start at HK$29 for the first 2 km, with HK$2.1 per subsequent 200 metres. A taxi from Wan Chai to HKCEC costs approximately HK$29. Ride-hailing apps typically do not surge during trade fairs but may face traffic congestion in the Wan Chai area.

    Public transit: The MTR is the fastest way to reach the HKCEC. Exhibition Centre Station (East Rail Line) is a 5-minute walk via Exit B3. Wan Chai Station (Island Line) is a 10-minute walk via Exit A1/A5 with a covered footbridge. The Star Ferry operates from Wan Chai Pier to Tsim Sha Tsui. Buses and trams also serve the Wan Chai area. Octopus card is accepted on all public transport.

    Parking: The HKCEC has two carparks: Convention Plaza Car Park (Harbour Road) and Expo Drive Central Car Park (linked to Phase 2). Total capacity is approximately 1,000 spaces. Hourly rate is HK$27 for private cars, with a day parking rate of about HK$210. Parking is managed by Urban Parking. EV charging is available at both carparks.

    Weather

    Plan and pack for the event climate.

    Month: March 2027

    Temperature: 18°C to 22°C (65°F to 72°F)

    Seasonality: Mild with about a 22% chance of rain on an average day; approximately 13 mm of precipitation. Humidity averages 83%.

    Packing: Light layers, a compact umbrella for occasional showers, and comfortable walking shoes for the large exhibition halls. A light jacket is useful for air-conditioned venues.

    Itinerary builder

    Add priorities and side trips to make the most of your visit.

    Add side trips

    Default day plan

    1. 07:30Arrive at HKCEC via MTR Exhibition Centre Station (Exit B3). Collect badge at Buyer Registration Counter (opens 10am on 4 Mar; 9:30am 5-7 Mar).
    2. 08:00Morning coffee and light breakfast at Harbour Road Cafe or a nearby Wan Chai cha chaan teng.
    3. 09:00Walk Golden Bauhinia Square and the Wan Chai Promenade for fresh air and harbour views before the fair opens.
    4. 10:00Visit the World of Glamour and Hall of Extraordinary zones for Hong Kong's fine jewellery highlights.
    5. 12:30Lunch at Asian Noodles & More or Burgers Salads Pizza inside the venue; network with fellow buyers and exhibitors.
    6. 14:00Source in the Fine Jewellery, Designer Galleria, and Watch Avenue zones. Use the HKTDC Marketplace App to scan exhibitor QR codes for lead capture.
    7. 16:00Attend an industry seminar or jewellery parade (check the fair programme for the day's schedule).
    8. 17:30Take the Star Ferry from Wan Chai Pier to Tsim Sha Tsui for dinner and evening views of Victoria Harbour.

    Plan your trip

    Planning

    T-120

    Confirm trade visitor eligibility and begin visa application if required — Check Hong Kong Immigration Department visa requirements for your nationality. Visa processing can take 4-6 weeks for nationalities without visa-free access. Guidance deadline.

    T-90

    Register online for a free e-Badge via the HKTDC Marketplace App — Pre-registration is free and avoids the HK$100 onsite registration fee. Download the HKTDC Marketplace App, go to Exhibitions, find the HKTDC Hong Kong International Jewellery Show, and click Register. Guidance deadline.

    T-60

    Book flights and accommodation in Wan Chai or Causeway Bay — March is peak fair season in Hong Kong; early booking secures better rates. Hotels within walking distance of HKCEC fill up quickly. Guidance deadline.

    T-30

    Download the HKTDC Marketplace App and complete e-Badge verification — Verify your e-Badge before travel to avoid onsite queues. Buyers must present original passport or HKID at Buyer Registration Counters for badge verification. Guidance deadline.

    T-14

    Plan your fair itinerary and shortlist exhibitors to visit — Review the exhibitor directory and product zone layout. Prioritise must-see suppliers across Halls 1, 3 and 5. Use Click2Match to schedule meetings in advance. Guidance deadline.

    T-7

    Prepare travel documents, Octopus card, and business cards — Ensure passport is valid for at least one month beyond your stay. Purchase or top up an Octopus card for MTR and ferry travel. Bring ample business cards for networking. Guidance deadline.

    Sample visitor itinerary

    Route-optimised day
    07:30

    Arrive at HKCEC via MTR Exhibition Centre Station (Exit B3). Collect badge at Buyer Registration Counter (opens 10am on 4 Mar; 9:30am 5-7 Mar).

    HKCEC, Wan Chai
    08:00

    Morning coffee and light breakfast at Harbour Road Cafe or a nearby Wan Chai cha chaan teng.

    HKCEC or Wan Chai district
    09:00

    Walk Golden Bauhinia Square and the Wan Chai Promenade for fresh air and harbour views before the fair opens.

    Golden Bauhinia Square
    10:00

    Visit the World of Glamour and Hall of Extraordinary zones for Hong Kong's fine jewellery highlights.

    HKCEC Halls 1 and 3
    12:30

    Lunch at Asian Noodles & More or Burgers Salads Pizza inside the venue; network with fellow buyers and exhibitors.

    HKCEC dining area
    14:00

    Source in the Fine Jewellery, Designer Galleria, and Watch Avenue zones. Use the HKTDC Marketplace App to scan exhibitor QR codes for lead capture.

    HKCEC Halls 3 and 5
    16:00

    Attend an industry seminar or jewellery parade (check the fair programme for the day's schedule).

    HKCEC seminar rooms
    17:30

    Take the Star Ferry from Wan Chai Pier to Tsim Sha Tsui for dinner and evening views of Victoria Harbour.

    Wan Chai Ferry Pier

    Side trips

    5

    Golden Bauhinia Square

    Landmark / Public Square

    Iconic landmark featuring the Golden Bauhinia sculpture, a symbol of Hong Kong's return to China. The square hosts a flag-raising ceremony every morning at 8am.

    Adjacent to HKCEC, 2-minute walk

    Wan Chai Promenade

    Waterfront Park

    Scenic waterfront walkway along Victoria Harbour with views of the Kowloon skyline. Popular for jogging, sunset photos, and relaxing between meetings.

    Adjacent to HKCEC, 1-minute walk

    Lee Tung Avenue

    Shopping and Dining Street

    Pedestrian tree-lined avenue with shops, cafes, and restaurants. A good spot for casual business lunches or after-hours dining in Wan Chai.

    About 10-minute walk from HKCEC

    Victoria Harbour / Star Ferry

    Harbour Crossing and Sightseeing

    Take the historic Star Ferry from Wan Chai to Tsim Sha Tsui for views of the Hong Kong Island and Kowloon skylines. A quick and inexpensive harbour crossing experience.

    Wan Chai Ferry Pier, 10-minute walk

    Hong Kong Park

    Urban Park

    A tranquil 8-hectare park in Admiralty featuring an aviary, conservatory, and tai chi garden. A peaceful break from the busy fairground.

    About 15-minute walk or 5-minute taxi from HKCEC

    Networking spots

    1

    the STAGE (HKCEC Hall 3B)

    Official Event Venue

    HKTDC hosts seminars, jewellery parades, and networking sessions at the STAGE throughout the fair. Check the official programme for timings.

     

    Budget

    Costs & budget

    The HKTDC Hong Kong International Jewellery Show 2027 official website does not publicly list booth prices or participation fees. A comparable example from the concurrent HKTDC Hong Kong International Diamond, Gem & Pearl Show 2027 (same organiser, same period) shows a standard 9 sqm booth at USD 7,235 (USD 6,815 base booth + USD 420 online package fee), but this is for the Diamond, Gem & Pearl Show, not the Jewellery Show. Exhibitors should contact HKTDC directly for the Jewellery Show 2027 rate card.

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    Build your working budget

    Adjust the inputs below to create a directional event budget.

    Estimated budget
    Live estimate
    • Booth 9 m² × $900.00/m²$8,100.00
    • Hotel × 4 nights$400.00
    • Per diem × 4$240.00
    • Insurance$50.00
    • Flight — Round-trip economy from Europe$900.00
    Estimated total$9,690.00

    This is a directional estimate. Please verify live rates before booking.

    Cost reference

    Official cost items and estimated ranges for exhibitors.

    Onsite registration fee

    visitor · standard

    HKD 100 / per person

    officialAs of 2027-03-04

    Standard booth (9 sqm shell scheme)

    exhibitor · standard

    USD 7235 / per 9 sqm booth

    estimateAs of 2027-03-04

    Booth construction (shell scheme)

    exhibitor · standard

    EUR 630 / per sqm

    estimateAs of 2027-03-04

    Exhibitor registration fee

    exhibitor · standard

    EUR 366 / per exhibitor

    estimateAs of 2027-03-04

    Hotel accommodation (budget)

    both · budget

    USD 60–120 / per night

    estimateAs of 2027-03-04

    Hotel accommodation (mid-range)

    both · mid-range

    USD 120–260 / per night

    estimateAs of 2027-03-04

    Hotel accommodation (premium)

    both · premium

    USD 250–900 / per night

    estimateAs of 2027-03-04

    Airport Express ticket (airport to Hong Kong Station)

    both · standard

    HKD 120–130 / per journey

    estimateAs of 2027-03-04

    MTR fare (per journey within city)

    both · standard

    HKD 5–15 / per journey

    estimateAs of 2027-03-04

    Visa application fee (for nationalities requiring visa)

    both · standard

    USD 42 / per person

    officialAs of 2027-03-04

    Freight forwarding and customs clearance (estimate)

    exhibitor · standard

    USD 500–2000 / per shipment

    estimateAs of 2027-03-04

    Exhibit insurance (estimate)

    exhibitor · standard

    USD 200–1000 / per event

    estimateAs of 2027-03-04

    Decision

    Visit, exhibit, or skip?

    Should you go?

    Answer seven quick questions about your role, goals, budget, and readiness. This tool will recommend whether to visit, exhibit, or skip the HKTDC Hong Kong International Jewellery Show 2027 based on your profile. It takes less than two minutes.

    QUESTION 1 OF 7

    What best describes your role in the jewellery trade?

    Decision matrix

    Compare participation options side by side to choose the best fit for your objectives.

    visit

    You have a clear sourcing list, budget for international travel, and can commit 3-4 days to the fair.

    Best for

    Jewellery retailers, wholesalers, distributors, department store buyers, duty-free retailers, and gemmologists seeking to source finished jewellery, watches, and designer collections from international suppliers.

    Min. budget

    $1,500.00

    Timeline

    2-4 months ahead for flights and accommodation; onsite registration available but pre-registration is free and recommended

    Risks

    High hotel demand during March fair season may increase accommodation costs

    Large venue requires 3-4 days to cover all halls effectively

    Visa processing can take 4-6 weeks for nationalities without visa-free access

    exhibit

    You have export-ready products, a trained booth team, and a clear plan to follow up on leads after the fair.

    Best for

    Jewellery manufacturers, branded jewellery houses, designer labels, and watch or clock brands seeking international buyers, distributors, and market expansion into Asia and beyond.

    Min. budget

    $8,000.00

    Timeline

    4-6 months ahead for booth application, logistics, marketing materials, and travel arrangements

    Risks

    Booth costs and logistics require significant upfront investment

    Competition from 2,300+ exhibitors demands strong booth differentiation

    Export regulations and customs procedures for jewellery require advance planning

    skip

    You cannot commit the time or budget, or your objectives are not aligned with a trade-only jewellery fair. Consider engaging online via hktdc.com Sourcing instead.

    Best for

    Professionals outside the jewellery trade, those with no specific sourcing or sales objectives, or individuals facing high travel friction and scheduling conflicts.

    Min. budget

    Not yet confirmed

    Timeline

    No planning required

    Risks

    Missing out on networking and market intelligence opportunities

    Competitors may gain sourcing or distribution advantages

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    Partners

    Cathay Pacific Official Airline

    Official Airline

    Cathay Pacific is the official airline for the HKTDC Hong Kong International Jewellery Show. Registered exhibitors and buyers can enjoy exclusive flight discounts for travel to Hong Kong.

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    Cathay Pacific designated as the official airline for the HKTDC Hong Kong International Jewellery Show, offering exclusive flight discounts for registered exhibitors and buyers.

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