The 22nd Doha Jewellery & Watches Exhibition (DJWE) brought together 49 exhibitors representing more than 500 brands from 30 countries, with a fresh lineup of emerging designers, regional names and international maisons joining its established roster.
The Qatari designers pavilion
Sponsored by Scale7, the Qatari Designers Pavilion welcomed new participants Midad Jewellery and H Jewelry, alongside returning talents Ghand Jewellery, Kaltham’s Pavilion, M Royal Collection and Alghla Jewellery. Independent Qatari exhibitor Zari Jewellery also made its DJWE debut, showcasing gold and diamond pieces inspired by traditional Qatari elements including the Bisht, Jadla, Sheela and Heela.
First-time participation from across the gulf
The exhibition expanded its regional reach with first-time participation from Al Bakshi Gold & Diamond Company of Saudi Arabia, Ammar Jewellery of the UAE and Lulu Al Mahmoud of Bahrain. Their collections introduced new perspectives and craftsmanship from across the GCC.
New collections from international names
International exhibitors also brought fresh creations to Doha. Italian Maison Veschetti unveiled AURA, a High Jewellery collection featuring gold, diamonds and rare coloured gemstones, while Bedetti presented its BE.BRICK Collection, led by the Bracelet Brick Ten.
A platform for new perspectives
From Qatari emerging talent and GCC newcomers to established international houses, DJWE 2026 continued to celebrate jewellery design, craftsmanship and cultural heritage. The diverse participation reinforced the exhibition’s role as a meeting point for creative talent, collectors, and the global luxury industry.
