About The Jewellery Show
The Jewellery Show is a London trade event for the fine jewellery industry, held each September at Olympia London and organised by CloserStill Media. It presents itself as the UK's premium trade event for the sector, bringing together buyers, retailers, designers, jewellers, goldsmiths, gemmologists and suppliers.
Exhibitors include jewellery brands, independent designers, manufacturers, gemstone and precious metal suppliers and service providers to the trade. Visitors are retail jewellers, independent store owners, buyers and designers looking for new collections, materials and partners. Entry is free for trade professionals, which keeps the audience focused on people with buying responsibility.
The show places weight on discovery. New Designer Podiums give emerging talent a platform in front of retailers, and international pavilions, including groups of manufacturers from India and designers from South Africa, broaden the range of product on the floor. A conference programme addresses trends, retail strategy and the business issues facing jewellers.
For suppliers, the timing is a strong reason to exhibit. An early September show gives retailers a last chance to see collections and confirm orders ahead of the Christmas trading period, which is the most important time of year for most jewellers. For designers and smaller brands, it offers a concentrated opportunity to be seen by independent stockists from across the UK, and for international manufacturers it provides access to British retail buyers without a long programme of individual visits.
Next edition
The Jewellery Show 2027: what to expect
The Jewellery Show 2027 takes place on 1 and 2 September at Olympia London.
The New Designer Podiums, the India Pavilion and the South African Pavilion featured at recent editions, and the conference programme is expected to return.
Fine jewellery stands depend on lighting and security more than size. Exhibitors should budget for high-quality display lighting, lockable cabinets and secure storage, and check Olympia's rules on overnight security and insurance for high-value stock well before build-up. With only two show days, retailers' time is limited, so pre-booked appointments with existing and target stockists make a real difference, and a compact stand with a seated area for viewing pieces often works better than a large open space.