Jewellery Salon Jeddah 2026 was scheduled for 12-15 November at Benchmark, Jeddah, but the organiser now lists the Jeddah edition as postponed with new dates to be announced.
The four-day luxury jewellery and watch show runs 4pm-11pm and targets Saudi collectors, retailers and regional distributors.
TL;DR
1Announced dates: 12-15 November 2026, 4pm-11pm daily, at Benchmark (Abadi Aljohar Arena), Jeddah.
2The official Jewellery Salon site now marks the Jeddah edition POSTPONED, with new dates to be announced.
3The 2025 edition was the 13th, held in February across Riyadh and Jeddah; the 2026 Jeddah leg would be the 14th.
4Last published Jeddah counts: 50 exhibitors from 15 countries and 3,270 visitors in 2017; 3,206 visitors in 2018.
5Entry is reported as free with advance registration, but the organiser has not confirmed 2026 ticket terms.
Why visit
Visit to see high jewellery and watches from regional and international houses, compare gemstone quality, and meet designers who do not exhibit at the bigger Gulf fairs. Retail buyers can shortlist collections for the Saudi market; VIP collectors get private-viewing access.
Why exhibit
Exhibit if you sell high-value jewellery, watches or gemstones and want direct access to Saudi buyers and regional distributors. The show's curated audience and evening hours support appointment-led selling. It is weaker for low-ticket or mass-market product.
Attendees, exhibitors & solutions
Who this event is for
Visitor profile
Typical attendee groups you can expect to meet.
Saudi VIP collectors and private clients
Multi-brand jewellery retailers and boutique owners
International and regional wholesale buyers
Interior, fashion and bridal stylists sourcing pieces
Exhibitor profile
Main supplier and exhibitor segments present at the show.
Luxury jewellery houses and designer brands
Watch brands and authorised distributors
Loose gemstone and pearl dealers
Jewellery design studios and Saudi female designers
No 2026 badge-collection process was published; bring the registration confirmation and photo ID to the main entrance.
Ticket notes
Third-party listings describe free entry with advance registration; the organiser has not confirmed 2026 ticket terms, and the edition is listed as postponed.
High Jewellery and Designer CollectionsWatches and Precision TimepiecesGemstones, Pearls and Certification
Government supporters
General Entertainment Authority(GEA)
Supported approval of on-site sales at the 2021 edition and its inclusion in Riyadh Season · Saudi Arabia
How the last edition performed
Previous edition
Last edition
2017
Completed
Visitors: 3,270
Exhibitors: 50
Edition #: 8
Exhibitor countries: 15
This edition
2026
Forecast — not final
Visitors: 3,270
Exhibitors: 80
Next edition
2026
The Jeddah edition is officially postponed, with new dates to be announced. The announced plan was 12-15 November 2026 at Benchmark; exhibitors should hold contracts and travel until the organiser confirms revised dates.
Revised dates to be announced by the organiser Possible venue or hall change 2026 exhibitor list and floor plan not yet published
Growth over time
Edition recap
The 2025 edition was the 13th, held in February across Riyadh and Jeddah. The Jeddah leg ran 18-21 February 2025. The organiser reported strong B2B and B2C engagement but published no attendance or exhibitor count. The 2026 Jeddah edition was announced for 12-15 November at Benchmark and is now listed as postponed.
New this edition
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On-site sales approved
The 2021 edition was the first at which sales were approved, with assistance from the General Entertainment Authority, and it formed part of Riyadh Season.
Jewellery Salon is a curated luxury selling event, not a volume trade fair. Its impact comes from concentrating wealthy Saudi buyers and regional retailers in evening hours, which favours appointment-led brands. Published scale is modest: 3,270 visitors and 50 exhibitors in 2017, with 3,206 visitors in 2018. The 2026 postponement removes the immediate date certainty that exhibitors need.
Audience quality
High-value decision-makers
The audience is high-value but narrow. Expect Saudi VIP collectors, multi-brand boutique owners and regional distributors rather than mass footfall. That makes conversations more valuable per visitor, but exhibitors should not plan on large lead volumes. No audited visitor breakdown or buyer-country split has been published.
Exhibitor outcomes
Real business growth
ROI depends on average selling price and pre-booked appointments. With 3,000-plus visitors and a luxury mix, a brand needs a handful of serious wholesale or private-client conversations to justify a stand. Margins are strongest for high-jewellery, gemstone and watch brands with Arabic-speaking staff and stock ready for the Saudi market.
Intelligence
Market context
Key market insights, trends, news and related events to help you understand the bigger picture.
Middle East - Saudi Arabia (Red Sea / Makkah Province)
Why it matters
Saudi Arabia is the Gulf largest jewellery market by population and private wealth, and Jeddah is its historic Red Sea trading hub. The city combines wealthy local families, religious-tourism traffic and a growing design scene. A curated salon gives brands a low-footfall, high-value route into Saudi retail without the cost of a large international trade stand.
Industry trends
Key trends shaping this market and its wider industry.
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Vision 2030 is formalising the luxury and design economy
Saudi tourism, entertainment and women-in-business reforms are expanding the pool of luxury buyers and Saudi female designers. Jewellery Salon explicitly platforms Saudi designers within that agenda.
What it changes: Brands with a local design story or Saudi partnership fit the event narrative better than pure importers.
The Jeddah salon sits in a dense November Gulf calendar. Riyadh runs earlier in the month, Jeddah was scheduled mid-month, and Jewellery Arabia in Bahrain closes the month. Brands can combine two or three stops, but should sequence stock and staff rather than duplicate the same collection.
Get to the venue and around the city with these options.
Airport → venue: About 25-40 minutes by taxi or ride-hailing from JED.
Hotel → venue: Most Corniche hotels are 10-25 minutes by car.
Ride-hail: Careem and Uber operate across Jeddah.
Public transit: Public bus coverage is limited; taxis are the practical option.
Parking: Venue parking was not published; use ride-hailing.
Weather
Plan and pack for the event climate.
Month: November
Temperature: 24-33C
Seasonality: Warm, humid; occasional short rain
Packing: Light business clothing, a light layer for air-conditioning, and comfortable shoes.
Plan your trip
Planning
Best day to visit: Opening day (12 November as scheduled)
Opening day gives first access to new collections and the calmest floor before weekend crowds build. If the edition moves, choose the first day of the revised run and keep the second day for follow-up appointments.
T-14
Register on the official Jewellery Salon site and confirm the edition is going ahead — The Jeddah edition is listed as postponed; do not book until dates are confirmed.
T-10
Book refundable flights to Jeddah (JED) — Compare Saudia and Gulf carriers; evening arrival suits the 4pm-11pm show.
T-7
Reserve a refundable hotel in Al Hamra or the Corniche — Aim for a 15-25 minute drive to Benchmark.
T-5
Apply for the Saudi eVisa or confirm visa-free entry — Use visa.mofa.gov.sa only.
T-3
Request invitation letters and print appointment confirmations — Carry the venue name in Arabic and English.
T-1
Confirm venue access, dress code and meeting times — Re-check the organiser site for postponement updates.
Sample visitor itinerary
Route-optimised day
15:30
Arrive at Benchmark, collect badge and walk the floor before the crowd
Main entrance
16:00
Opening-hour tour of high jewellery and watch stands
Main hall
18:00
Gemstone and certification appointments
Gemstone exhibitor stands
20:00
Private viewing or designer meeting
Suite / appointment area
22:00
Dinner and follow-up with new contacts
Corniche restaurant
Side trips
3
Al-Balad historic district
Heritage
20-30 minutes from the Corniche
UNESCO-listed coral-stone lanes, traditional souqs and Jeddah history.
Jeddah Corniche
Waterfront
10-15 minutes from central hotels
Red Sea promenade, public art and evening walk; good for a light break.
Jeddah Yacht Club
Dining / Marina
15-20 minutes
Waterfront dining and a quieter setting for client dinners.
Networking spots
3
The Ritz-Carlton Jeddah lobby
Hotel lounge
Quiet, formal setting for private-client meetings.
Corniche waterfront cafes
Casual
Flexible for evening debriefs after the 11pm close.
Al-Balad cafes
Heritage district
Good for designers and younger buyers; pair with a souq walk.
First-timer guide
Follow-up playbook
Same day: photograph cards and note the collection, price band and next step.
Within 24 hours: send a short Arabic-English thank-you with the specific piece discussed.
Within 48 hours: log the contact in your CRM and assign an owner.
Within 7 days: send a wholesale or private-client proposal with landed prices.
Within 30 days: follow up by phone or a Jeddah visit; offer a video viewing for VIP clients.
Luxury jewellery deals move on trust and repeat contact. A fast, specific follow-up with prices and certificates matters more than a glossy brochure.
Budget
Costs & budget
Shell scheme
USD 350–550 / m²
Raw space
USD 350–550 / m²
Standard booth
9 m²
No 2026 rate card was published; figures are planning estimates, not quotes.
Build your working budget
Adjust the inputs below to create a directional event budget.
Estimated budget
Live estimate
Booth 9 m² × $450.00/m²$4,050.00
Hotel × 4 nights$360.00
Per diem × 4$240.00
Visa$140.00
Insurance$150.00
Flight — From Dubai$250.00
Estimated total$5,190.00
This is a directional estimate. Please verify live rates before booking.
Cost reference
Official cost items and estimated ranges for exhibitors.
booth
exhibitor · shell 9 sqm
USD 3150–4950 / stand
estimateAs of 2026-11-04
hotel
both · mid-range
USD 110–180 / night
estimateAs of 2026-11-04
flight
both · Gulf economy
USD 180–320 / return
estimateAs of 2026-11-04
visa
both · eVisa
USD 140–180 / person
estimateAs of 2026-11-04
per_diem
both · standard
USD 50–80 / day
estimateAs of 2026-11-04
Item
For
Tier
Estimated range
Status
As of
booth
exhibitor
shell 9 sqm
USD 3150–4950 / stand
estimate
2026-11-04
hotel
both
mid-range
USD 110–180 / night
estimate
2026-11-04
flight
both
Gulf economy
USD 180–320 / return
estimate
2026-11-04
visa
both
eVisa
USD 140–180 / person
estimate
2026-11-04
per_diem
both
standard
USD 50–80 / day
estimate
2026-11-04
Decision
Visit, exhibit, or skip?
Should you go?
Six quick questions to decide whether to visit, exhibit or skip Jewellery Salon Jeddah.
QUESTION 1 OF 6
Which best describes you?
Decision matrix
Compare participation options side by side to choose the best fit for your objectives.
visit
You want to source or benchmark without committing to a stand.
Best for
Retail buyers, VIP collectors and designers scouting the Saudi market
Min. budget
$1,500.00
Timeline
2-4 weeks
Risks
Edition is currently postponed
Venue address and hall plan not published
exhibit
You have pre-booked buyers and high-value stock ready for Saudi clients.
Best for
Luxury jewellery, watch and gemstone brands with Gulf distribution plans
Min. budget
$6,000.00
Timeline
3-6 months
Risks
No published stand rate card
Uncertain dates
Smaller audience than a mass trade fair
skip
Your product does not appeal to luxury jewellery buyers.
Best for
Mass-market, low-ticket or non-jewellery businesses
Timeline
None
Risks
No relevant product fit
High travel cost for little return
Book with
Partners
Saudi eVisa Portal
Visa
Official route for visitor and business visa applications before travel.
The Jeddah edition was scheduled for 12-15 November 2026 at Benchmark, with daily hours of 4pm to 11pm. However, the organiser official website now lists the Jeddah show as postponed and says new dates will be announced soon. Buyers should confirm before booking travel.
Is Jewellery Salon Jeddah free to attend?
Third-party visitor listings describe entry as free but say advance registration is required. The organiser has not published a 2026 ticket price or registration deadline on the pages reviewed, so treat free entry as indicative rather than confirmed. Register through the official Jewellery Salon website before travelling.
Where is Jewellery Salon Jeddah held?
The announced venue is Benchmark, also referred to as Abadi Aljohar Arena, in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Benchmark is a Jeddah events venue, but the organiser has not published a hall plan or full street address for this edition. Use the venue name for taxi and ride-hailing directions and allow extra time.
Is Jewellery Salon Jeddah trade-only?
No. The fair is listed for professional visitors and the general public, so it is broader than a pure B2B trade show. Exhibitors are mainly luxury jewellery brands, designers and watch companies, while visitors include collectors, VIP shoppers and trade buyers. That mix makes it useful for brand exposure as well as wholesale conversations.
Who should exhibit at Jewellery Salon Jeddah?
Luxury jewellers, watch brands, gemstone dealers, designer labels and jewellery-service suppliers should consider exhibiting. The show targets affluent Saudi buyers and regional retailers, and its 2017 edition drew 50 exhibitors from 15 countries. Brands without a Gulf sales plan or Arabic-speaking support should visit first rather than commit to a stand.
What are the opening hours of Jewellery Salon Jeddah?
The announced daily opening hours are 4pm to 11pm, which suits evening shopping and after-work meetings. The four-day run was scheduled for 12-15 November 2026. Because the edition is now listed as postponed, confirm the final dates and timings with the organiser before arranging meetings or hotel stays.
How many visitors does Jewellery Salon Jeddah attract?
The last published Jeddah visitor counts are 3,270 in 2017 and 3,206 in 2018, according to trade-fair data. The organiser does not publish audited attendance for the 2025 edition. Treat those figures as historical scale indicators, not a forecast for the postponed 2026 edition.
Who organises Jewellery Salon Jeddah?
The show is organised by Sunaidi Expo and Conferences, a Jeddah-based exhibition company, and the Jewellery Salon brand was founded by Haya Al Sunaidi. The official website is jewellerysalon.com. For stand contracts, visa invitation letters or postponement updates, contact the organiser directly through that site.
Can I register for Jewellery Salon Jeddah 2026?
Registration links are published on the official Jewellery Salon website. Visitor entry is generally free with advance registration, but the 2026 registration deadline and ticket terms were not published on the pages reviewed. With the edition postponed, wait for the organiser new dates before completing travel or hotel bookings.
Glossary
1
High jewellery
One-off or limited pieces made with precious materials and exceptional craft, typically sold by private appointment rather than from a retail case.
2
Paraiba tourmaline
A copper-bearing tourmaline prized for vivid blue-green colour; a headline stone for luxury coloured-gemstone exhibitors.
3
Lab-grown diamond
A diamond grown in a laboratory with the same chemical structure as a mined stone; increasingly sold alongside natural diamonds with disclosure of origin.
4
21K gold
Gold that is 87.5% pure, the standard alloy for much Saudi and Gulf jewellery; it is softer and more yellow than 18K.
5
Saudi eVisa
Saudi Arabia online visitor visa route for eligible nationalities, issued before travel and linked electronically to the passport.
6
Vision 2030
Saudi Arabia national reform programme; jewellery and design events position themselves within its tourism, retail and women-in-business goals.
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ATA Carnet
A customs document that lets exhibitors move samples and stand materials temporarily across borders without paying import duty.
Also known as
Alternate names and search phrases for this event.