The long-awaited jewellery and watch event that forms a milestone in the Bahrain calendar has been confirmed to take place from November 16 to 20 at the Bahrain International Exhibition and Convention Centre.

The show will be held under the patronage of His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, Crown Prince and Prime Minister of Bahrain, who granted his support to the event earlier in the year.

The returning consumer event welcomes a host of new brands this year, to the joy of jewellery and watch shoppers. With the continuous easing of travel requirements coming into Bahrain, multiple renowned international brands have already confirmed their first-time presence at Jewellery Arabia, amongst them Davidor, Fullord, Yvel and Beauregard, all bringing stunning jewellery and watch pieces specially to the Middle East market.

Jewellery lovers are also set to be dazzled by the increased range of products this year, said organisers.

“I feel fortunate to have built a wonderful relationship with customers in the Gulf region and we are excited to bring Paris to Bahrain for the first time this year with our fine jewellery creations. We are happy to include some special colours within our collections that will exclusively be presented at Jewellery Arabia in November,” says David Gusky, Founder of Davidor, a French brand that combines both tradition and innovation, balancing contemporary luxury with jewellery expertise.

Bringing together over 550 jewellery and watch brands from 35 countries, the prestigious exhibition displays a huge range of classic and contemporary designs, collectors’ timepieces, precious gems, clocks, fine writing instruments, luxury accessories and more.

After a year of absence, Jewellery Arabia returns with a fresh look inspired by Parisian street shopping in Hall 1, a brand-new VIP entrance and a large choice of F&B options for visitors to enjoy a relaxing break during their journey at the event.

With the aim of ensuring all of its attendees utmost health and safety, event organisers Informa Markets are ensuring that local government guidelines are respected but also going beyond by implementing a series of health and safety measures, the statement said.