Held at the InterContinental Hotel Geneva from 14–20 April 2026, Haute Jewels Geneva gathers 45 international high jewellery houses in an intimate, luxurious setting — a refreshing alternative to the city’s traditional trade shows.
Michael Hakimian, Founder of Haute Jewels Geneva and CEO of Yoko London, explains: “Haute Jewels Geneva was created to offer something truly different — a space where luxury, elegance and meaningful connections take centre stage. As we look ahead to 2026, we are proud to continue building on our reputation as the industry’s most refined and exclusive jewellery event.”
The Maisons to Know
Exhibitors strongly represent Italian jewellery savoir-faire, including Damiani Group, Dolce&Gabbana, Cammilli, Picchiotti, and FerriFirenze. The Damiani Group has also recently been in the news after agreeing to acquire full ownership of specialist watchmaker Baume & Mercier from Richemont.
Highlights from the Houses
FerriFirenze recently received another accolade at the Middle East Watch & Jewellery Awards, where its Intrigo Necklace, from the White Wonders collection, won the Best Diamond-Studded Necklace category. The Intrigo Collection features a revolutionary gold mesh system that reflects the Florentine jeweller’s mastery of complex goldwork. Remarkably supple, it can be gently compressed in the hand before returning to its original shape.
Meanwhile, FerriFirenze’s Vito Ring, fashioned in 18kt yellow gold and accented with finely set diamonds, was nominated in the Best Everyday Jewellery category, while the new Snodo Necklace was shortlisted for Best Fashionable Jewellery.
Planning a Visit
Meanwhile, attendance at Haute Jewels Geneva is by registration, with limited visitor access during the week. Further information and visitor registration details are available via the official Haute Jewels Geneva website.
