• Four shows across three cities - Riyadh, Al Khobar, Jeddah - to be held in June and October
• Fastest-growing jewellery show in the Middle East: a celebration of beauty, heritage and craftsmanship

6 May 2026; Jewels of the World is set to return to Saudi Arabia in June, strengthening its standing as one of the region’s premier watch and jewellery showcases. The event spans four shows across three cities over the course of 2026, bringing together a host of prestigious international watch and jewellery maisons, independent brands and exceptional craftsmanship in a curated presentation of rare and coveted creations.

The 2026 calendar will open at Four Seasons Hotel Riyadh from 15-19 June, before moving to Al Khobar’s Dhahran Expo from 23-26 June. Later in the year, Jewels of the World will return to Riyadh from 11-15 October, before the series concludes in Jeddah from 19-22 October.

The fastest-growing show of its kind in the region, Jewels of the World offers a distinctive platform for enthusiasts to explore mesmerising high jewellery, bridal sets, singular masterpieces, and everyday jewellery designs - alongside an exceptional array of diamonds, gemstones and other precious stones. The event unites both renowned and emerging designers, celebrating beauty, heritage and craftsmanship in a welcoming environment that fosters meaningful exchanges.

Visitors can uncover new trends in jewellery, from exquisite Middle Eastern designs to intricate Westen styles, traditional techniques and pioneering contemporary innovations in a captivating display of artistry. Building on the success of its 2025 editions which attracted almost 50,000 visitors, this year, the vibrant line-up of maisons will be presented across distinct spaces including separate Italian and French Pavilions.

In 2026, Jewels of the World also incorporates an edutainment element with partner IGI, one of the world's largest independent jewellery grading and accreditation providers. IGI will host a series of complementary courses open to both exhibitors and visitors and designed to deepen conversation and enhance industry knowledge. IGI will also have an on-site lab providing certification, so potential buyers can purchase with confidence.  Global Blue will offer seamless tax refund services for international buyers, enhancing visitor experience.

The opening in the capital on 15 June will mark the sixth edition of Jewels of the World - now a defining moment in the regional jewellery calendar. This year, visitors can experience the design language and traditions from more than 20 countries spanning five continents, elevating the exhibition’s international profile whilst highlighting cultural diversity.

The Jewels of the World 2026 series is sponsored by IGI, LUCID Motors, Brinks and Imperial Crest Real Estate (ICR).