Upcoming Trade Shows Genève, Switzerland for Jewelry

Geneva might be most associated with its extensive watchmaking heritage, but it also houses an active jewelry industry. In fact, the city has recently started a brand new chapter. Charles Zuber, a distinguished name in the watch and jewelry realm, recently made headlines with the inauguration of its first boutique in the Middle East. Situated at the prestigious Yas Mall on Abu Dhabi’s iconic Yas Island, this move signifies a significant milestone for the brand. Following its much-talked-about appearance at Watches & Wonders in Geneva, this expansion into the Middle East reflects Charles Zuber’s strategic business development approach. Yas Island provides an ideal backdrop for Charles Zuber's debut boutique. Boasting a vibrant mix of high-end retail, world-class hospitality and international events, Yas Mall stands as a prime destination for luxury aficionados from the United Arab Emirates and beyond. With its strategic location and access to affluent clientele, Yas Mall offers Charles Zuber unparalleled exposure and an opportunity to carve a niche in the flourishing luxury market of the region. Meanwhile, back in Switzerland, the city hosts several high-profile events for the jewelry sector, among which is GemGenève. This premier event brings together industry insiders, collectors and the general public alike. Organized by Ronnie Totah and Thomas Faerber, GemGenève offers a captivating showcase of exquisite gemstones, intricate designs and expert craftsmanship. The upcoming edition will dazzle attendees with a special exhibition highlighting the beauty of pearls, alongside a curated selection of new designs and vintage treasures. Faerber emphasizes the importance of GemGenève as a platform for industry professionals and enthusiasts to converge, exchange ideas, and explore the latest trends in jewelry. With over 175 exhibitors from 18 countries, the event continues to attract a diverse audience, including seasoned collectors, aspiring artisans, and curious visitors alike.