BSM Brazil 2025 in São Paulo with the Support of DMCC

The 3rd BSM to showcase global diamond, gold and jewelry companies 

The third edition of the prestigious BSM Brazil 2025 event is set to take place on May 14th and 15th, 2025, in São Paulo, bringing together the world’s top diamond, gold, and jewelry companies for an extraordinary two-day exhibition and networking experience. This groundbreaking event will mark a new chapter for the South American jewelry industry, as it is the first to receive official support from the Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC), one of the leading global organizations for commodities trade. 

BSM Brazil 2025 will provide an unique platform for industry leaders, investors, designers, and manufacturers to explore emerging trends, forge valuable partnerships, and showcase their latest innovations. This prestigious event is expected to attract key players from across the globe, making São Paulo the new epicenter of the diamond, gold, and luxury jewelry industries in Latin America. 

DMCC Dubai, a recognized global authority in the commodities sector, will support BSM Brazil 2025 as part of its commitment to enhancing global trade and promoting international collaboration within the jewelry and precious metals industries. The event will highlight the seamless integration of markets and the growing importance of Latin America in the global jewelry supply chain.

“We are thrilled to bring BSM Brazil to São Paulo, a city known for its cultural vibrancy and economic significance. This event will provide the perfect opportunity for industry leaders from all over the world to connect, collaborate, and showcase their products to a growing and dynamic market,” said Ali Pastorini, President of Mubri International Association, the major organizer of BSM Brazil 2025.  

Attendees will experience a rich array of exhibits from renowned diamond, gold, and jewelry brands, with cutting-edge technologies, sustainable practices, and high-quality craftsmanship on display.

 

Key Highlights of BSM Brazil 2025:  

1: Global Participation: Leading diamond, gold, and jewelry brands from around the world, including key industry players from Dubai, Europe, Asia, and Latin America.

2: DMCC Dubai Support: A landmark partnership that underscores the event’s global significance and commitment to fostering trade between the Middle East, Europe, and Latin America.

3: Networking Opportunities: A dedicated space for businesses to form strategic alliances, meet potential partners, and explore growth opportunities in the booming South American market.  

BSM Brazil 2025 will be held at Renaissance Marriott Hotel, a state-of-the-art convention center in São Paulo, providing an ideal setting for business, innovation, and international collaboration. For more information, contact the Mubri International Association website. 





 

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