This article first appeared in the JNA March/April 2026 issue.

Jewellery & Gem ASIA Hong Kong (JGA) will play a strategic role in the trade calendar as it fulfils sourcing requirements of the international jewellery industry from June 18 to 21.

As the market shifts to smaller yet more frequent purchasing cycles amid high material prices and geopolitical uncertainties, JGA provides the trade with a comprehensive mid-year marketplace to refresh offerings, meet urgent orders and stock up for upcoming seasons.

Dedicated zones

To further facilitate the sourcing experience, JGA this year is adopting even clearer product sectorisation at the Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre (HKCEC).

JGA: Finished Jewellery will occupy Halls 1A-E and 1A-C Concourse. Halls 1A-E will house fine jewellery and silver jewellery companies, the Antique & Vintage Jewellery Pavilion, Gold Jewellery Pavilion and the CORE Pavilion, which features the finest collections of Hong Kong’s major jewellery manufacturers. More fine jewellery companies and the Fei Cui Gallery can be found at the Concourse of Halls 1A-C.

For its part, JGA: Diamonds, Gemstones & Pearls+ will cast the spotlight on jewellery materials.

Halls 3B-E will contain the Fine Design/Fine Gem Pavilion along with gemstone companies. The Concourse of Halls 3DE will be dedicated to the Designer Arena, gemmological laboratories and institutes as well as gemstone manufacturers.

Diamonds will brighten up Halls 5F and 5G, alongside providers of pearls, corals, jewellery parts and accessories, lab-grown diamonds and lab-grown diamond jewellery. Professional trade buyers will also find display and packaging specialists and suppliers of tools, machinery, equipment and technology in these halls.

Asia’s No. 1 mid-year jewellery event will also enrich the trade with valuable insights and market intelligence through a packed programme of talks, panel discussions and activities such as key moments in Informa Markets Jewellery’s special initiatives this year. These include the display of and public voting for shortlisted entries in the Gender-Fluid Coloured Gem Jewellery Design Challenge and the announcement of winners in the NextGen Coloured Gem Excellence Awards by JWA (Jewellery World Awards).