SIJE 2025: Twenty Years of Excellence in the Jewelry Market
From 10 to 13 July, the Marina Bay Sands in Singapore will host over 320 exhibitors from more than 25 countries, for an edition that celebrates the anniversary of the B2C event and the 60 years of independence of the city-state
Exactly 20 years ago, the Singapore International Jewelry Expo, SIJE, debuted, a format acquired in 2023 by IEG Asia which in such a short time has transformed it into the main jewelry fair in Singapore and a true milestone in the Far East jewelry calendar. The effects of this evolution will be visible from 10 to 13 July at the Sands Expo & Convention Centre, Marina Bay Sands, which will also host the precious event this year: more than 320 brands and exhibiting companies from more than 25 countries, for a total of over 10,000 square meters of exhibition space. The event will include the official opening ceremony, which will also feature the Singapore Jewellery Design Awards (SJDA), a fashion show and a varied programme for around 15,000 registered jewellery buyers and enthusiasts. Seven communities aim to offer a curated experience to all jewellery lovers in a truly complete B2C experience: Icon, Prestige, Facets, Bijou, Essence, Timeless and Venture.
The intense programme also includes the Brilliante Jewellery Design Competition, which will also aim to celebrate another important anniversary: the 60th year of Singapore's independence from the English crown, a moment that will highlight the cultural exchange between Italy and Singapore. And in this regard, the Italian Pavilion, managed by the Italian Trade Agency (ICE), will offer a showcase of local art and tradition, thanks to a careful selection of Made in Italy jewellery brands. A touch of Italianness but with an eye on the global panorama of jewellery and beyond will be provided by the presence in the lineup of the Trendvision Jewellery + Forecasting Roadshow entitled "Wonderland, Co-Creating the future of Luxury and Jewellery": hosted by Paola De Luca, it will offer as usual an in-depth vision of the future of luxury and jewellery.
The intense programme also includes the Brilliante Jewellery Design Competition, which will also aim to celebrate another important anniversary: the 60th year of Singapore's independence from the English crown, a moment that will highlight the cultural exchange between Italy and Singapore. And in this regard, the Italian Pavilion, managed by the Italian Trade Agency (ICE), will offer a showcase of local art and tradition, thanks to a careful selection of Made in Italy jewellery brands. A touch of Italianness but with an eye on the global panorama of jewellery and beyond will be provided by the presence in the lineup of the Trendvision Jewellery + Forecasting Roadshow entitled "Wonderland, Co-Creating the future of Luxury and Jewellery": hosted by Paola De Luca, it will offer as usual an in-depth vision of the future of luxury and jewellery.