Seventeen distinctive jewellery brands will bring their signature styles to the Jewellery & Watch Show (JWS) 2026, giving visitors the chance to discover craftsmanship shaped by generations of heritage alongside bold, contemporary design. Organised by RX, the show returns to ADNEC Centre Abu Dhabi from 11–15 November.

The Stories Behind the Collections

This year’s line-up brings together Tapparini, Royal King, Hasbani Gioielli, By Julia Muñoz, Shanghai Shengsheng Ruyi Jewelry, Guangzhou Boxi Jewelry, Vanessa Gioielli, Hersh Jewels, Carlo Barberis, Teng Huat Jewellery, Vermeer International Jewellery, Diosa Luxury Jewellery, Maskada Gioielli, Eterno Jewels, Bestline, CHJ Jewellery and Artemis Pink, each with its own signature style and story. Among them are houses whose histories span generations.

Carlo Barberis was founded in Valenza in 1929 and holds trademark No. 39, the oldest in the city. Now in its third generation, the family house is known for colourful compositions of diamonds and precious gemstones, and for developing the lapidé technique, which gives metal the polish of a cut stone.

Hasbani Gioielli was founded in Milan in 1948 by Isaac Hasbani and is now run by the third generation of the family. Its pieces are handcrafted in Valenza in 18K gold with natural diamonds, coloured gemstones and pearls, inspired by nature, Italian Renaissance art and the colours of the Middle East.

Maskada Gioielli has crafted fine jewellery in Valenza since the 1970s and is known as a pioneer in using precious stones in unusual cuts such as baguettes, marquise, princess and emerald cuts, blending innovation with classic design.
Eterno Jewels, based in Hong Kong, designs, manufactures and exports gold, diamond and coloured gemstone jewellery. Born from the Beauty Gems Group, established in 1999, which manufactures loose diamonds, it oversees the full journey from raw stone to finished piece.

Discover the Line-up at JWS

May Ismail, Event Director of JWS, said: “This year’s edition brings together everything from timeless classics to bold contemporary designs. Every piece on display reflects the artistry and passion that define JWS. Visitors will have the opportunity to explore unique collections, discover new trends and experience the creativity of both international icons and regional talents – all under one roof.”

From Valenza’s family ateliers to contemporary design studios, the line-up sits alongside hundreds of jewellery and watch brands at JWS 2026, as well as the Ebda’a Awards, which this year celebrate design talent across nine categories, including the new Men’s Design and Bridal Design categories.

JWS 2026 runs from 11–15 November in Halls 1–3 at ADNEC Centre Abu Dhabi. Entry is free, and visitors can register in advance via https://bit.ly/4kuFaZn.