At the event, designers premiered their latest jewelry lines.

Managing Director Haya Al-Sunaidi emphasized Jeddah's appreciation for unique and competitively priced jewelry, aligning with Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 to enhance the jewelry sector.

The Riyadh exhibition took place from February 20 to 23.

Show Manager Ferial Martinos remarked on the elegance of the show, noting the exhibition's appeal to jewelry lovers and investors alike.

Kartavya Jain of KK Jewels, showcasing for the second time, highlights the brand's cultural resonance and specialty in diamonds and colored gemstones.

KK Jewels combines tradition and modernity, promising quality and service.

Moussaieff Jewellers, represented by Leslie Kegg, displayed timelessly crafted pieces, while Chiara from Ferri Firenze highlighted nature-inspired, distinct collections popular with Saudi clients.

Ferri Firenze anticipates drawing crowds in Jeddah with fresh, Italian-influenced collections that marry tradition with modern innovation.

The event also features a jewelry fashion show demonstrating premium craftsmanship.

Marketing Manager Hatoon Alkhaldi described the event as a convergence of creativity and sophistication, essential for jewelry admirers seeking inspiration.

First-time visitor Jana was enchanted by the luxurious, finely crafted jewelry on display, with the experience leaving a lasting impression.

The show is open at Hilton Hall until March 1, welcoming visitors from 4 p.m. to 11 p.m.