SAJEX 2025 Sparks Major Excitement in Makkah Jewellery Market

Saudi Arabia Jewellery News: Strong Momentum for Saudi Arabia’s Largest Jewellery Event

The anticipation surrounding SAJEX 2025 continues to grow as the organizing team successfully wrapped up an extensive outreach campaign in the holy city of Makkah. More than 75 leading retailers, wholesalers, and jewellery enterprises engaged with the team, highlighting the Kingdom’s increasing enthusiasm for what is being positioned as its most significant international jewellery showcase. In this Saudi Arabia Jewellery News report, it was revealed that industry leaders see SAJEX 2025 as more than just an exhibition—it is a powerful platform that fosters connections, strengthens business networks, and opens the doors for new sourcing opportunities.

The coming SAJEX 25 jewelry show is expected to be the biggest to date ever held in Saudi Arabia.
Image Credit: GJEPC

Jeddah Superdome to Host a World-Class Exhibition

Scheduled for 11–13 September 2025, SAJEX will take place at the iconic Jeddah Superdome. Organized by the Gem & Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC), the exhibition is expected to draw buyers and participants from across the Middle East and North Africa, as well as the wider CIS region. With Saudi Arabia emerging as one of the fastest-growing jewellery markets in the world, exhibitors are eager to position themselves for long-term success in the Kingdom.

Why Saudi Arabia is a Prime Jewellery Hub

Saudi Arabia boasts a $1 trillion economy, an $8 billion jewellery market, and deep cultural traditions tied to gold and diamonds. Despite this, Indian manufacturers account for only a small portion of the market, with Turkish and local producers dominating supply. According to Nirav Bhansali, Convener of National Exhibitions for GJEPC, “The Saudi market is a gold mine, and there is immense opportunity for Indian craftsmanship to capture significant demand.”

Aligning Craftsmanship with Saudi Preferences

Indian jewellers are adapting their designs to appeal to Saudi tastes, which favor bold, versatile, and luxurious styles. Transformable necklaces, gemstone-rich creations, and pieces inspired by cultural heritage yet styled for global appeal are set to headline the exhibition. Industry names such as Viral Kothari of Kosha Fine Jewels, Karan Garodia of Sanskriti Jewellery, and Akash Talesara of Sky Gold and Diamonds are preparing to showcase collections that blend tradition with innovation, targeting both chain stores and luxury buyers.

Expect to see a wide variety of gemstone suppliers and jewelry manufacturers at SAJEX 25
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Strategic Support and Market Entry Assistance

GJEPC is actively supporting exhibitors by offering logistical guidance and training through its offices in Dubai and Saudi Arabia. Bhansali emphasized that the organization is committed to ensuring a smooth entry into the Saudi market, particularly with the high-value buying season coinciding with Diwali. “This is a low-risk, high-reward opportunity,” he said, encouraging collective participation to strengthen industry ties.

A Gateway to Gulf and Global Expansion

Beyond Saudi Arabia, SAJEX is positioned as a launchpad for expansion into the Gulf and beyond. Prominent executives like Adil Kotwal of Creations Gems & Jewellery Pvt. Ltd. describe the Kingdom as a gateway to the wider region, with consumers who highly value quality, authenticity, and design excellence. For Indian jewellers, the event represents not just a business opportunity, but a chance to establish enduring partnerships that can drive growth for decades to come.

SAJEX 2025 is more than a trade exhibition—it is a turning point for Indian jewellery manufacturers to strengthen their foothold in the Gulf’s lucrative markets. By combining strong cultural resonance with contemporary craftsmanship, the event is set to redefine the future of jewellery trade between Saudi Arabia and India.

For more details on SAJEX 25, please visit: https://gjepc.org/sajex/

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