Two Riyadh editions, a new high-watchmaking experience and a Jeddah showcase mark the jewellery platform’s most extensive Saudi programme to date
Saudi Arabia’s luxury calendar is set for an expanded jewellery season this October as Jewels of the World returns with its most extensive programme to date, bringing together two distinct editions in Riyadh followed by a major showcase in Jeddah.
The 2026 programme will significantly expand the platform’s presence in the Kingdom, with two dedicated exhibitions in Riyadh and a broader selection of international and regional jewellery and watch brands. The programme is designed to give collectors and Saudi clientele greater access to high jewellery, fine jewellery, exceptional gemstones and timepieces across distinct exhibition environments.
Two Riyadh Editions, Two Distinct Experiences
For the first time, Jewels of the World will host two separate editions in Riyadh.
Jewels of the World Luxe will take place at Four Seasons Hotel from 9–13 October 2026, bringing together celebrated jewellery maisons and presenting high jewellery, rare gemstones, statement pieces and bridal collections.
Alongside the jewellery showcase, the edition will introduce Timeology Nights, a new horological experience created in partnership with Saudi retailer 10Ten Labs and the Kingdom’s first licensed watch club, Collector’s Watch Club (CWC).
Designed around the world of high watchmaking, Timeology Nights will feature more than 30 Swiss haute horology maisons and independent watchmakers, complemented by a programme of special activations.
The second Riyadh edition, Jewels of the World Fine Jewellery, will be held at Mandarin Oriental Al Faisaliah from 11–15 October 2026.
The showcase will bring together established fine jewellery houses, emerging designers, regional manufacturers and retailers, creating a broader mix of contemporary, traditional and innovative jewellery.
From Riyadh to Jeddah
Following the two Riyadh editions, the 2026 programme will continue in Jeddah from 19–22 October at Jeddah Hilton.
Together, the three showcases reflect the growing scale of Jewels of the World’s presence in Saudi Arabia, while creating different platforms for international maisons, regional jewellery businesses, designers, collectors and luxury audiences.
Over recent years, Jewels of the World has built its presence within Saudi Arabia around an international display of jewellery and horology, bringing together craftsmanship and design from different markets.
The 2026 programme builds on that approach with a larger footprint in Riyadh, a dedicated horological experience and a second major city showcase.
The series is sponsored by IGI, Brinks and Imperial Crest Real Estate (ICR).
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