2026 IJT Autumn International Jewelry Exhibition, Yokohama, Japan

The 2026 International Jewellery Tokyo Autumn (IJT Autumn) in Yokohama, Japan, is a highly anticipated event in the jewelry industry in Japan and across Asia, held annually at the PACIFICO Yokohama exhibition center. As the sister exhibition to Japan's largest jewelry show, IJT Spring, IJT Autumn inherits its high-quality and efficient exhibition philosophy, focusing on meeting market demands for the autumn procurement season and year-end sales peak. This exhibition has a long history, and since its inception, it has developed into an important bridge connecting global jewelry manufacturers, designers, wholesalers, retailers, and end consumers. The exhibition is grand in scale, attracting hundreds of exhibitors and tens of thousands of professional visitors from around the world each year. These exhibitors cover all segments of the jewelry industry chain, from raw material suppliers to finished product manufacturers and brand operators, jointly showcasing the latest design concepts, exquisite craftsmanship, and cutting-edge market trends. IJT Autumn is not only a platform for display and trade but also a center for industry exchange, information sharing, and trend releases. During the exhibition, a series of high-level seminars, forums, and design competitions are also held, inviting industry experts, renowned designers, and market analysts to share their insights and discuss the future development direction of the jewelry industry. Its influence extends across Asia, making it an ideal platform for international jewelry brands to enter the Japanese market and for Japanese local brands to expand their international business. For all professionals dedicated to the jewelry industry, IJT Autumn is undoubtedly an annual event not to be missed for understanding market dynamics, expanding business networks, and seeking cooperation opportunities.

The exhibit range of the 2026 International Jewellery Tokyo Autumn (IJT Autumn) in Yokohama, Japan, is extremely broad, covering various sub-sectors of the jewelry industry, aiming to provide a one-stop sourcing experience for global buyers. Main exhibit categories include: 1. Diamonds and Gemstones: All types of natural diamonds (including loose diamonds and set diamonds), colored gemstones (such as rubies, sapphires, emeralds, tourmalines, tanzanites, spinels, etc.), semi-precious stones (such as garnets, peridots, amethysts, citrines, topazes, etc.), as well as synthetic and artificial gemstones. This also includes rough gemstones, cut gemstones, and certified gemstones. 2. Pearls: Various natural pearls (including saltwater pearls such as South Sea pearls, Tahitian pearls, Akoya pearls, and freshwater pearls), cultured pearls, pearl jewelry (such as necklaces, earrings, rings, bracelets, etc.), and pearl jewelry accessories. 3. Precious Metal Jewelry: Gold jewelry (24K, 18K, 14K, etc., different purities), platinum jewelry, K-gold jewelry, silver jewelry. Design styles cover traditional, modern, fashionable, vintage, and other types, including rings, necklaces, bracelets, earrings, brooches, pendants, etc. 4. Fashion Jewelry and Accessories: Fashion jewelry made from non-precious metals or mixed materials, such as alloy jewelry, stainless steel jewelry, titanium steel jewelry, ceramic jewelry, wooden jewelry, glass jewelry, etc. Also includes various headwear, hair accessories, brooches, belt buckles, and other fashion accessories. 5. Brand Jewelry and Designer Works: Latest series products from well-known domestic and international jewelry brands, as well as original jewelry works by independent designers, showcasing unique artistic styles and innovative concepts. 6. Jewelry Watches: Various high-end jewelry watches, fashion watches, diamond-set watches, and timepieces combined with jewelry design. 7. Jewelry Equipment and Tools: Jewelry processing equipment (such as laser welding machines, polishing machines, grinding machines, engraving machines), jewelry testing instruments (such as diamond testers, gemstone identification instruments), jewelry production tools, molds, display props, packaging materials, etc. 8. Jewelry Raw and Auxiliary Materials: Various precious metal materials (gold, silver, platinum, etc.), alloy materials, setting materials, electroplating materials, and various auxiliary materials used in jewelry making. 9. Jewelry Services: Jewelry design services, customization services, appraisal and evaluation services, cleaning and maintenance services, insurance services, marketing and promotion services, industry consulting services, etc. 10. Collectibles and Antique Jewelry: Antique jewelry with historical value and collectible significance, art jewelry, and limited edition or commemorative jewelry products. Through such a comprehensive range of exhibits, IJT Autumn provides an unparalleled business exchange and trade platform for the global jewelry industry.

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