Bijorhca Paris

The "Bijorhca" is a renowned international trade fair that has been in existence since 1930, specializing in fine jewelry, watches, gold, and gift items. The name "Bijorhca" is derived from the French term for jewelry, "Bijouterie," and reflects the core themes of the fair. It takes place biannually, in January and September, at the Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, one of the largest exhibition centers in Paris. The event is organized by WSN DEVELOPPEMENT, a leading player in the trade fair industry..

Bijorhca serves as an important platform for presenting high-quality jewelry, watches, and gift items. More than 500 exhibitors showcase the latest developments, trends, and services in these areas. The fair is closely linked to Paris, the world-famous fashion capital, and reflects its influence and inspiration in the industry.

At the fair, some promising new talents make their debut, and established names in the watch, jewelry, and goldsmithing industry are also present. In the "Elements" section (raw materials and cash & carry), international leaders such as CHQ, Schmuck Basar, Ariana Lapis, and INDO GEMS are represented. As part of this creative journey, Bijorhca renews the "Brilliant" experience, and the jewelry sector returns with new brands. The jewelry area is being expanded, and a business lounge is being set up to optimize on-site networking.

A highlight of the fair are the various competitions and award ceremonies that honor innovative trends and outstanding creations. The exhibitors come from different sectors such as fashion, jewelry, ready-to-wear, and the gift retail industry. The main visitors include professionals from these areas, including fashion experts and buyers for department stores and specialty shops.

The Paris Expo Porte de Versailles exhibition center is excellently accessible by both car and public transportation, making the fair an easily accessible and attractive destination for international visitors.

The Bijorhca will take place on 3 days from Sunday, 08. September to Tuesday, 10. September 2024 in Paris.