2026 China International Jewelry Fair Concludes Successfully

2026 China International Jewelry Fair Concludes Successfully, Celebrating Five Days of Industry Exchange and Collaboration

BEIJING, October 26, 2026 — The five-day 2026 China International Jewelry Fair concluded successfully on October 26 at the China International Exhibition Center (Chaoyang Hall) in Beijing. Jointly organized by the Gems & Jewelry Trade Association of China (GAC) and the National Gemstone Testing Center (NGTC), the event is one of China’s major annual gatherings for the jewelry industry. Bringing together brand showcases, business networking, innovation exchange, cultural engagement and professional discussion, the fair serves as a comprehensive platform for the development of the country’s gems and jewelry sector.

With a history spanning nearly three decades, the China International Jewelry Fair has established itself as an important meeting point for the industry. As this year’s edition draws to a close, the organizers extend their sincere appreciation to government officials, distinguished guests, representatives of industry associations and chambers of commerce, delegates from regional industry clusters, exhibitors, buyers, visitors, media representatives and the many professionals working behind the scenes. Their support and contributions were instrumental in delivering a successful event, providing an opportunity to celebrate the achievements and evolving character of China’s gems and jewelry industry.

A Comprehensive Showcase of the Jewelry Industry

Over five days, more than 1,000 jewelry companies and exhibitors from China and abroad presented their collections and products across five exhibition halls, covering a total area of 30,000 square meters. The fair brought together an extensive range of categories, including gold, diamonds, jadeite and other forms of jade, pearls, colored gemstones and crystals, offering visitors a comprehensive overview of the jewelry market.

The brand exhibition area featured leading names such as Caibai Jewelry, China Gold and China Jewelry, alongside Edison Pearl, highlighting the quality and diversity of China’s established jewelry brands.

The Tiangong Jade Carving Exhibition presented an impressive selection of the year’s achievements in Chinese jade carving, offering a broad perspective on the vitality and artistic development of contemporary jade craftsmanship. Meanwhile, the GAC Designer Joint Exhibition facilitated connections between nearly 100 designers and the marketplace, helping bring original jewelry design closer to consumers.

Exhibitors representing different segments of the industry also participated in organized group showcases, strengthening connections across the supply chain and facilitating more efficient business engagement. International exhibitors and the dedicated livestreaming exhibition area further expanded the fair’s reach, integrating online and offline channels and extending its influence well beyond the exhibition venue.

A Diverse Programme of Industry Events

A series of events held throughout the five-day fair addressed key developments across the jewelry sector, from product innovation and craftsmanship to intellectual property protection, public education and cross-industry collaboration.

Dongfang Shenzhou Pearl Group hosted the launch of its new Edison and South Sea White Pearl collections, presenting the latest research and development achievements in pearl cultivation technology. China Gold introduced its Year of the Sheep commemorative collection, bringing together elements of traditional Chinese culture and contemporary international aesthetics.

China Jewelry presented its renewed brand visual identity, new collections and a selection of outstanding craftsmanship pieces, showcasing a contemporary interpretation of Chinese jewelry aesthetics.

The 2026 Jewelry Innovation Forum and Intellectual Property Protection Sharing Session brought industry professionals together to discuss innovation and intellectual property rights, addressing growing concerns over the protection of original design. The GAC Jewelry Public Education Lecture Series also engaged general audiences, making professional knowledge of jewelry appreciation and identification more accessible to consumers.

Themed “Adornment and Image in Dialogue,” an interdisciplinary discussion explored the relationship between jewelry and visual imagery, offering fresh perspectives on original design, brand development and cross-industry collaboration.

In another cultural initiative, Zhen’ai Art Space and the Beijing Cao Xueqin Society formalized a cooperation agreement, paving the way for joint projects based on cultural intellectual property. The NGTC Gemologist and Jewelry Designer Certification Ceremony also took place during the fair, underscoring the importance of professional education and talent development to the industry’s long-term growth.

Together, these initiatives reflected a shared commitment to supporting the transformation and sustainable, high-quality development of China’s gems and jewelry industry.

Professional Services and Consumer Protection

Consumer confidence and professional standards remained important priorities throughout the exhibition.

The National Gemstone Testing Center (NGTC) provided complimentary gemstone and jewelry testing services, together with professional consultations, to visitors on site. The initiative promoted the principle of “Test Before You Buy,” encouraging informed purchasing decisions through independent professional assessment.

The concurrent “Jade Appraisal” programme featured specimens from jade mining areas in Xinjiang, alongside high-quality imitation specimens. Through direct comparison and scientific identification standards, the initiative helped visitors better understand the characteristics of genuine jade and make more informed choices, reinforcing consumer protection and confidence in the marketplace.

Extensive Media Coverage and Public Engagement

The 2026 China International Jewelry Fair was supported by an extensive communications campaign spanning both traditional and digital media.

Major media organizations, including China Central Television (CCTV), China News Service and Beijing Television, provided dedicated coverage of the event. Local public information platforms, including Beijing Local Treasure, shared visitor guides and exhibition information, while content creators on Douyin and Xiaohongshu visited the fair to document their experiences and share highlights with online audiences.

Additional promotional efforts across community and logistics channels further extended the exhibition’s visibility. This coordinated approach brought the fair to the attention of a broad nationwide audience, encompassing industry professionals, jewelry enthusiasts and prospective consumers, while reinforcing its profile and standing within the sector.

Looking Ahead

China’s jewelry industry is entering a new phase of high-quality development, shaped by evolving consumer expectations, design innovation and increasingly integrated domestic and international markets.

Looking ahead, the organizers will continue to uphold their commitment to serving the industry and fostering innovation, further strengthening the China International Jewelry Fair’s role as a platform for professional exchange, commercial cooperation and cultural engagement. By bringing together resources and expertise from China and overseas, the fair aims to build stronger international partnerships while supporting the integration of original design, brand development and cultural expression.

As this year’s exhibition comes to a close, the organizers once again extend their heartfelt thanks to everyone who participated, contributed and supported the event. It is the collective enthusiasm and engagement of the jewelry community that bring such a gathering to life.

The next chapter of the China International Jewelry Fair awaits. Visitors and industry partners are invited to stay tuned for upcoming events and announcements from GAC.