Junwex Saint Petersburg

The Junwex is a renowned international forum in the jewelry industry for jewelry, gemstones, and watches, held annually at the ExpoForum Convention & Exhibition Centre in St. Petersburg. The ExpoForum is a prestigious venue known for its spacious halls, panoramic windows, and international hotels. Since its inception, the fair has evolved into one of the most important industry events in Russia. In addition to St. Petersburg, the Junwex fair also takes place in Moscow at the VDNH - All-Russian Exhibition Center. The organizer of the Junwex fair is Media-Holding JUNWEX, a leading company in the jewelry sector, specializing in organizing trade fairs and promoting jewelry brands. The exhibition areas include jewelry design, manufacturing, gemstones, watches, technologies, packaging, software, and services related to the jewelry industry. The main focuses of Junwex are the exchange of innovations, trends, and knowledge, as well as connecting professionals in the industry. Highlights of the fair include the presentation of exclusive jewelry collections, expert lectures, and unique events such as jewelry fashion shows. During the Junwex fair, the specialized technological section "JUNWEX Tech" takes place, focusing more on the technological aspect of the jewelry industry: technologies, equipment, tools, and materials for jewelry and watchmaking. "JUNWEX Tech" provides a platform for companies to present their latest technical solutions and innovations in jewelry manufacturing. Although both fairs have different emphases, they complement each other as they jointly cover the entire spectrum of the jewelry and watch industry, from design and production to technological advances and trends. In summary, the Junwex fair at the ExpoForum Convention & Exhibition Centre in St. Petersburg is an influential industry event that attracts jewelry enthusiasts and professionals from around the world to discover current trends and developments and maintain business relationships.

The Junwex takes place annually, and therefore for the 34th time previsibly in February 2026 in Saint Petersburg.