Manal Saleh 


With the new addition of Timeology Nights, the event brings together over 200 leading international and regional names in High Jewellery, Fine Jewellery & Haute Horology for a landmark public event in the Saudi capital

 

 

9 October 2026; Jewels of the World Luxe opened its doors in Riyadh today, Friday 9 October, bringing together more than 180 international and regional jewellery houses and 35 Haute Horlogerie maisons at Four Seasons Hotel Riyadh. Running until 13 October, the event presents a diverse selection of high and fine jewellery, heritage pieces, bridal sets and contemporary designs, alongside the inaugural Timeology Nights exhibition.

 

Jewellery brands exhibiting include Aliel Italia, Butani, Carlo Barberis, Carrera Y Carrera, Casato, Charles Oudin, Diva Jewels, Etho Maria, FerriFirenze, Gilan, George Hakim, Giovanni Ferraris, Hasbani Gioielli, JJewels Milano, Karen Suen Fine Jewellery, Lenti 1963, Luca Carati, Luise Gioielli, Luvor Italia, Marceline Paris, Moussaieff Jewellers, Nado's Jewellery, Nsouli, Pasquale Bruni, Scavia, Spitaleri, Tariq Riaz Jewelry, Vanessa Gioielli, Veschetti, Yoko London and Yvan Tufenkjian, among others.

 

Among the exceptional pieces on display, London-based high jewellery house Moussaieff Jewellers showcases its signature mastery of rare gemstones with a selection of remarkable high jewellery creations, including a striking sapphire and diamond set featuring an oval pendant centred on a 76.22-carat sapphire, and sapphire earrings totalling 61.53 carats.

 

George Hakim is also presenting its bold high jewellery masterpieces that carry forward the house’s legacy shaped by a deep respect for precious stones, refined design and the patient hand of true artisans, while Nsouli brings its expertise as one of the Middle East’s largest jewellery manufacturers, renowned for its rare gems, timeless designs and extraordinary bridal sets.

 

Gilan masterfully blends its design sensibility with the rich artistic heritage of global cultures and the splendour of Istanbul through exquisite craftsmanship, gemstones and a refined interplay of colour and form. With its standout high jewellery necklace Bosphorus, sapphires reflect the famous strait’s captivating shades of blue, while emeralds evoke the city’s distinctive landscape. Each creation is handcrafted by master artisans, with the Bosphorus necklace requiring 1,560 hours of work.

 

The show also welcomes many Italian houses. Pasquale Bruni presents its 2026 collections, inspired by nature. Iconic high jewellery line Rosina has been reimagined in a precious new interpretation – a versatile necklace that can be adjusted higher on the neck, transforming into a choker, with matching earrings. FerriFirenze’s haute couture collection, White Wonders, celebrates the brilliance of white diamonds in enchanting and fluid designs, on display among its other showstopping lines.

 

Luca Carati brings together the Made-in-Italy tradition with the founding family’s third-generation goldsmithing expertise, moving between classic and contemporary, the past and the future. Casato celebrates the success of the Mikou collection by introducing a ‘red carpet’ version, Mikoulette – an ultra-exclusive selection of new jewels that retain the original iconic design, while illuminating it with diamonds, sapphires and emeralds.

 

Also from Europe, Etho Maria reinterprets the concept of high jewellery, making it both a symbol of personal expression and a bastion of avant-garde sophistication. Carrera y Carrera is showcasing its Orquídeas collection, where the orchid, a symbol of perfection, becomes the essence of each design. Tradition and modernity unite in a blend of colours, textures, and polished and matte finishes, bringing to life jewels that bloom with vitality in a tribute to elegance.

 

Butani Jewellery, founded in Hong Kong in 1977, embodies a passion for creating exquisite bespoke jewellery. With a steadfast commitment to outstanding gems and unparalleled craftsmanship, Butani is sharing its legacy of excellence and innovation with Riyadh. Hailing from India, DIVA Jewels is showing its Marvels of Nature and Le Bouquet collections, crafted with nature-inspired bird and floral motifs from hand-carved gemstones, rough diamonds and brilliant-cut stones.

 

Jewels of the World also incorporates Timeology Nights for the first time this year. Held at the same venue, Riyadh’s Four Seasons, the new horology experience is brought to life in partnership with 10tenLabs and Saudi Arabia’s Collector’s Watch Club (CwC). Alongside a series of activations to engage with Saudi Arabia’s growing community of watch enthusiasts, a selection of internationally revered maisons and retailers are exhibiting, including: A. Lange & Söhne, Al Hussaini Trading Company, Andersen Genève, Angelus, Armin Strom, Biver, Breva Genève, Byrne Watch, Christiaan van der Klaauw, Chronoswiss, Citizen, Crown & Compass, CVSTOS, Czapek, David Candaux, De Bethune, Dennison, Franck Muller, Frédéric Jouvenot, Frederique Constant, FVF Genève, HYT, ID Genève, Kerbedanz, Konstantin Chaykin, L. Leroy, Lederer, LÖBNER, Nivada Grenchen, Parmigiani Fleurier, Pierre Lannier, PS Horology, Roger Dubuis, Seiko and Speake Marin.

 

On 11 October, Jewels of the World Fine Jewellery opens at Mandarin Oriental Al Faisaliah, running until 15 October and presenting even more exquisite creations crafted by regional houses, retailers, manufacturers and emerging designers.

 

The series then concludes at Jeddah Hilton from 19-22 October.

 

IGI is providing certification services, and an on-site atelier offers on-the-spot alterations. Global Blue will once again support with tax refunds for international buyers.

 

Jewels of the World 2026 is sponsored by IGI, Brink’s and Imperial Crest Real Estate. For further information and to register, please visit: https://jowsaudi.com/

 

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