Registrations open for ‘The Jewellery Show’ 2024

Registration is now open for the Jewellery Show 2024, set to be held on September 1-2 at Olympia London. This event targets trade professionals, offering a platform for networking, exploring new business opportunities, and gaining industry insights.

Jewellery Show’s Event Director, Lennox Addo states: “This year’s event has a strong focus on emerging the established and uncovering the new. The UK is playing catch up and I am focused on ensuring that national and international retailers can enjoy what we have to offer here in London”.

Event Highlights and Opportunities

• Networking: Over 2,500 delegates are expected to attend, providing ample opportunities for professional interactions and collaborations.
• Market Insights and Lead Generation: The show will facilitate access to the latest industry trends and opportunities for generating new business leads.
• Exclusive Showcases: A range of exclusive collections from established and emerging designers will be displayed, reflecting current and future design trends.

Special Features for 2024

• Innovation Theatre: Scheduled over two days, this segment will feature discussions and debates on relevant industry topics, aimed at shedding light on future trends and technologies.
• Showcase Theatre: This will include presentations and runway shows that highlight innovative and upcoming jewellery collections.
• The Podium: A platform to introduce new designers to the industry, helping them establish connections with well-known figures.
• Bullion Bar: A relaxed space for informal networking, allowing attendees to unwind and connect with peers.

The Jewellery Show 2024 is designed to support the growth and innovation within the jewellery industry. It serves as a key meeting point for professionals to explore and adopt new trends and technologies. The event’s emphasis on both traditional craftsmanship and modern innovation marks it as a significant occasion for those in the jewellery profession looking to enhance their business practices.

For more information and to register, visit the event’s website at www.thejewelleryshow.co.uk.