Shenzhen International Jewelry Fair is a grand gathering of old and new friends and celebrities in the jewelry industry at home and abroad; it is a declaration of Chinese jewelry brands; it is a large-scale trading platform for jewelry information, culture, and commerce; it is a barometer of China’s jewelry fashion trends and a weather vane for the development of China’s jewelry industry.

Products at the Shenzhen International Jewelry Fair include gold, diamonds, jade, silver, pearls, watches and jewelry, etc. Major brands are dressed up, and the special exhibition booths representing corporate culture are creative and beautiful. They showcase the latest production technology, the most fashionable design concepts, and increasingly rich cultural connotations, leading the diversified jewelry consumption trend. In addition to traditional exhibitors such as Cuihua, Saifei, Yidalong, Rich, Jinjiafu, Angel’s Tears, Aizhishenzhu, Tonghui Jewelry, Xingguangda, Mengyaheng, Zuli Jewelry (Suri), Chaozun Jewelry, Guangzhou Jinbi Design, Diyi Jewelry, Shenzhen Yixing, Dikerui, etc.

Shenzhen’s jewelry industry is one of Shenzhen’s six major traditional industries, with products accounting for more than 70% of the national market share. There are about 2,300 jewelry companies and about 700 production and processing companies, with an annual processing output value of more than 80 billion yuan (about 12.5 billion US dollars) and about 200,000 employees. It occupies a pivotal leading position in China. It is truly the “China Jewelry Capital”.

Shenzhen International Jewelry Fair is an international comprehensive platform integrating jewelry new product display, commercial transactions, technological innovation, brand promotion, cultural communication, information exchange, and academic seminars. For jewelry and jewelers, this is also an important annual international event. The event is a declaration of Chinese jewelry brands, a large trading platform for jewelry information, culture, and business, a barometer of Chinese jewelry fashion trends, and a weathervane for the development of China’s jewelry industry.