SAJEX 2025 scheduled to open at Jeddah Superdome

 

The jewellery show ready to run through 11th to 13th September  

The highly anticipated Saudi Jewellery Expo, SAJEX 2025, is ready to run at the iconic Jeddah Superdome, where it will run from 11 September and until September 13. Branded as The World Gem and Jewellery Fair, the event marks the beginning of a long-term partnership between India and Saudi Arabia in the jewellery sector and is expected to redefine the region’s jewellery trade dynamics.  

Organised by the Gem & Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC) in collaboration with the Ministry of Investment of Saudi Arabia, SAJEX is positioned as more than just a trade exhibition. It is envisioned as a catalyst for transforming the Kingdom’s jewellery industry through global collaboration, innovation, and strategic investment.  

The show brings together over 200 leading exhibitors spread across more than 250 booths, featuring participation from India, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Turkey, Hong Kong and Lebanon. More than 2,000 international buyers are expected to visit the fair, which presents an extensive range of diamond and coloured gemstone-studded jewellery, plain gold jewellery in 18kt, 21kt and 22kt, platinum jewellery, lab-grown diamonds, prêt and bridal lines, gifting collections, as well as the latest in jewellery technology.  

At the heart of SAJEX is the World Jewellery Investment Forum, co-hosted by GJEPC and the Saudi Ministry of Investment. This high-level platform will see government leaders, global brands, investors and industry experts come together to explore new opportunities across the jewellery value chain. By doing so, it aims to establish Saudi Arabia as a future hub for jewellery design, innovation and investment, while further strengthening bilateral cooperation with India, the world’s leading jewellery manufacturing hub.

Dr. Suhel Ajaz Khan noted for SAJEX, “India and Saudi Arabia share a strategic and deep-rooted relationship, and SAJEX reflects this evolving bond. It’s not only a celebration of India’s design excellence but also a gateway to deeper commercial cooperation in the luxury segment. 

This initiative opens new avenues for bilateral partnerships, drives cultural exchange through craftsmanship, and contributes meaningfully to Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 goals. It is heartening to see such focused efforts towards strengthening economic ties in high-value sectors like jewellery.”  

Echoing this sentiment, Fahad Ahmed Khan Suri remarked, “SAJEX 2025 is more than just an exhibition—it is a symbol of the growing partnership between India and Saudi Arabia. With India’s legacy of jewellery craftsmanship and Saudi Arabia’s rising global influence in luxury retail, this platform sets the stage for a vibrant and collaborative jewellery ecosystem. The Consulate is proud to support this initiative that not only deepens bilateral trade but also showcases the power of cultural and commercial synergy.”  

Kirit Bhansali said, “Amidst a dynamic global trade environment, SAJEX is a proactive step towards expanding India’s jewellery exports to high-potential markets like Saudi Arabia. The Kingdom, with its evolving luxury retail ecosystem, young consumers, and strong appetite for design-led gold and diamond jewellery, presents an exciting frontier for Indian manufacturers.  

SAJEX marks the beginning of a shared journey between India and Saudi Arabia positioning the two nations as a formidable force. With India as a leading global supplier of gems and jewellery, exporting USD 32 billion annually, and Saudi Arabia’s jewellery market projected to nearly double to USD 8.34 billion by 2030, this partnership is set to reshape the industry and set new benchmarks for collaboration, innovation, and growth across the region and beyond.”  

With its expansive scale, strategic vision and global participation, SAJEX 2025 is set to emerge as a game-changer for the gem and jewellery industry, unlocking new opportunities while laying the foundation for long-term partnerships that align with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 and India’s growing global leadership in jewellery.





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