Chengdu International Jewelry Exhibition Tickets

Since its launch in 2001, the Chengdu International Jewelry Exhibition has evolved into a large‑scale, highly internationalized, and premium‑quality professional jewelry trade show in the central and western regions of China, providing a vital platform for jewelry enterprises to explore new markets, enhance brand visibility, and disseminate jewelry culture. Positioned as a regional specialized exhibition targeting the southwestern market (Sichuan, Chongqing, Guiyang, Yunnan), the northwestern ma

The Value of Participating in the Chengdu International Jewelry Fair

• China’s largest and longest-running specialized jewelry event in the Western region: Since its inception in 2000, the Chengdu International Jewelry Fair has been held dozens of times, making it the largest, most internationalized, and highest-quality professional jewelry exhibition in Central and Western China. Renowned among industry professionals as “the premier jewelry show in the West,” it serves as a vital platform for jewelry brands to enter the western market, promote their image, and disseminate jewelry culture.
• A one-stop procurement platform covering the entire jewelry supply chain: The fair features all major categories of jewelry, including gold and platinum pieces, diamonds, jadeite and other jades, pearls and corals, colored gemstones, amber and beeswax, southern red agate, Hetian jade, crystals, and more. It also offers ancillary services such as franchise chains, packaging solutions, tools and machinery, and industrial park support for the jewelry sector. From collector-grade treasures to affordable fashion items, exhibitors can seamlessly integrate product display, brand exposure, and business negotiations within a single venue.
• Precise access to core buyers and distribution channels across Southwest and Northwest China: The fair targets markets in Southwest China (Sichuan, Chongqing, Guiyang, Yunnan), Northwest China (Shaanxi, Xinjiang, Ningxia, Gansu), and Hubei, primarily serving local jewelry wholesalers, agents, distributors, processing factories, and major department stores, supermarkets, and specialty boutiques. Last year’s event drew over 600 exhibitors and attracted more than 20,000 professional visitors.
• Unique value for Chinese enterprises—serving as a strategic engine for deepening presence in the western market: With annual jewelry consumption in Chengdu exceeding RMB 4 billion, the city has developed three major wholesale districts and five prominent retail districts, reaching a total consumer base of over eight million people. The Chengdu International Jewelry Fair is a critical platform for companies seeking to penetrate the western market, connect with regional distributors, and showcase their own brands. By emphasizing “direct sourcing from origin and factory-to-consumer sales,” the fair eliminates intermediate distribution links, enabling exhibitors to reach end consumers and professional buyers directly.
• A cutting-edge hub for technological innovation and industry trendsetting: At the fair, creative jewelry, intangible cultural heritage crafts, lightweight designs, and national-trend elements have become hot topics. Special sections such as the Intangible Cultural Heritage Artisans’ Zone, Designer Showcase, and Tibetan Jewelry Pavilion highlight the fusion of traditional techniques like mother-of-pearl inlay, paper-cutting, and filigree work with modern design innovations.
• Deep connections through high-level forums and industry resources: Concurrent events include jewelry knowledge lectures, designer sharing sessions, and forums on jewelry aesthetics and smart consumption. Experts from the National Gold, Silver & Jewelry Quality Inspection Center are invited to provide on-site guidance on material identification, design aesthetics, investment strategies, and other practical topics. The center maintains a permanent on-site presence, offering free appraisal services and implementing a “pre‑appraisal‑then‑purchase” consumer protection mechanism.
• Chengdu’s locational and industrial advantages: As a leading fashion consumption hub in Western China, Chengdu boasts upscale department stores such as Xibu, Renhe Spring, and Qun Guang, ranking first among western cities in fashion spending. Leveraging its strategic position as a “Western Consumption Center,” the Chengdu International Jewelry Fair provides exhibitors with a powerful platform to connect with both regional and nationwide markets.