Japan Jewellery Fair 2025 in Tokyo, Japan

The Japan Jewelery Fair is undoubtedly the leading jewelery event due to its uncompromising focus on exhibitor quality and its focus on retailers and other professional buyers as visitors to the gems and jewelery industry. The “Quality Design Zone” at JJF is dedicated to companies with the highest quality products, exceptional design and the highest level of trust. Knowledge and connections in both the jewelery and fashion industries mean this event can introduce you to a wider range of buyers, from couture jewelery to haute couture.

Specialized exhibition areas:

• Quality Design Zone is an oasis of jewelry of the highest quality and value. This area is reserved for exhibitors with products that meet the high demands of Japan’s most demanding buyers.
• Bridal Jewelery Zone is a stable market base in Japan, where merchants are always looking for unique designs that will satisfy the diverse demands of young couples.
• Japan Pearl Pavilion – A large number of Japanese pearl dealers and pearl jewelry manufacturers that you will never find at any other jewelry show.
• Designers & Craftsmen Pavilion is a special area dedicated to individual designers and craftsmen to showcase their unique and innovative jewelry.
• Re-Styled Jewelery Pavilion is a thriving trade trend in Japan that has become a significant market segment.
• Machinery & Equipment, Packaging & Related Service Pavilion – designed for sellers of jewelry production, equipment for processing and sorting, packaging solutions.
• National Pavilions – Individual national pavilions, there are often special benefits for companies that exhibit in these groups.
• Group Pavilion – a village of artisans, a pavilion for jewelry associations, etc.
• Special Event Zone – A wide range of special Christmas decorations, provided by participating companies, will be displayed at the fashion show.
• Seminar Room – professional seminars where you can learn about the latest jewelry trends.

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