The 14th Delhi Jewellery & Gem Fair will bring 650-plus exhibitors to Bharat Mandapam from September 26-28, with a focus on value-conscious jewellery, silver and technology.
The 14th edition of the Delhi Jewellery & Gem Fair (DJGF) 2026 will be held from September 26-28 at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi, with the exhibition expected to bring together more than 650 exhibitors, 3,000 brands and 30,000 jewellery trade professionals.
Organised by Informa Markets in India, the three-day B2B exhibition will feature plain gold, studded jewellery, silver, diamonds, platinum, gemstones, pearls, bridal and contemporary jewellery, alongside Polki/Jadau, antique, lightweight jewellery and lab-grown diamonds and gemstones.
A dedicated Silver Pavilion will be among the key additions this year, while the exhibition will also host its largest Machinery Hall, reflecting the role of technology and equipment in jewellery manufacturing. An Artisan Zone will showcase Thewa Art Jewellery and Silver Filigree of Karimnagar.
The show will introduce the Jewellery Retail Symposium in partnership with The New Jeweller. The programme will cover retail trends, consumer behaviour, innovation, marketing and business strategies. DJGF 2026 will also feature the 10th edition of the Retail Jewellery Guild Awards, along with the Shakti Awards, Power of Young Award and Jewellery Manufacturers Icons.
The event comes ahead of the festive and wedding buying season, at a time when high gold prices are influencing inventory decisions. According to Informa Markets in India Managing Director Yogesh Mudras, retailers are increasingly focusing on lightweight, value-conscious and differentiated designs, alongside greater attention to hallmarking, transparency and responsible sourcing.
DJGF has partnered with the Responsible Jewellery Council (RJC) as its Sustainability Partner, bringing responsible sourcing and sustainability into the show's industry agenda. The exhibition is supported by several jewellery trade associations across Delhi, Mumbai and Gurugram.
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