52nd WJMES receives acclaim organisation, high-quality exhibits

Participants at the exhibition noted that the current edition showcases a noticeable qualitative improvement in the exhibits and has attracted enthusiasts and collectors looking to acquire exquisite pieces of gold, diamonds, precious watches, pearls, and precious stones.

The event is marked by heightened competition among exhibitors to present the latest local and international designs. Moreover, it is witnessing the participation of young entrepreneurs, bringing forth new ideas and notable creations.

Salem Al Shuaibi, Chairman of Salem Al Shuaibi Jewellery UAE, stressed that the exhibition continues to experience significant growth with each successive edition. It has solidified its status as a prime destination for key players in the regional jewellery market, as well as discerning buyers seeking to acquire exquisite pieces made from gold, diamonds, luxurious watches, pearls, and precious gemstones, all offered at competitive prices.

Al Shuaibi emphasised that all exhibitors at the event are showing a steadfast commitment to showcasing quality, a key feature prominently displayed throughout the exhibition.

For his part, Saeed Ghanem Al Suwaidi, CEO of Memoir Gold and Jewellery, said that the event has become a crucial platform for the Memoir brand to put on display the latest high-quality designs of gold, diamonds, precious stones, and pearls. These pieces not only reflect global fashion trends but also consistently align with customer preferences.

Al Suwaidi extended his gratitude to the Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry and Expo Centre Sharjah for their role in organizing the event. He acknowledged the event as a significant opportunity for companies to market and display their unique and distinguished designs.

Visitors to the exhibition will not only get to witness the latest in the world of jewellery and gold  but also stand a chance to win gold and diamond prizes. The Watch & Jewellery Middle East Show  will remain open to visitors on Friday from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. and on Saturday and Sunday from 1 p.m. to 10 p.m.