54th WJMES Features Stunning 'Museum Of The Future' Model And Unique Jewellery Creations

The Watch and Jewellery Middle East Show (WJMES) is captivating visitors at Expo Centre Sharjah. This event, running until 29th September, offers a unique shopping experience with a vast array of jewellery. It features both local and international designs, showcasing exquisite pieces inspired by Emirati heritage alongside exclusive high-end jewellery and diamonds.

Among the standout attractions is the "Meriet Al-Mustaqbal," the largest gold jewellery set globally. Crafted from around 5 kilogrammes of 21-karat gold, it is valued at AED 2.5 million. This masterpiece draws inspiration from Dubai’s "Museum of the Future" and highlights the rich cultural heritage of the UAE.

Visitors can explore exclusive, limited-edition jewellery pieces crafted specifically for this 54th edition. Fortuna Diamond presents a collection of natural diamonds, while Jawhara Jewelry debuts its Mosaic collection featuring gold, diamonds, and gemstones. These collections add to the allure of this prestigious exhibition.

Traditional gold items are also on display, including the "Burqa," available in various sizes. These pieces are crafted from white, yellow, and rose gold and adorned with natural diamonds, offering a blend of tradition and luxury for attendees to admire.

The show hosts over 900 exhibitors representing major international brands and companies. Attendees can witness an extensive lineup of master jewellers, designers, and gold retailers from around the world. This diverse participation enhances the event's appeal to both patrons and visitors alike.

Another highlight is the world's longest "Mertasha," measuring 220 cm and priced at over AED 2.3 million. Manufactured in specialised factories in Sharjah by Dahab Jewellery, these masterpieces showcase exceptional craftsmanship and innovation in jewellery design.

Engaging Activities

Visitors have the opportunity to participate in a jewellery competition with valuable prizes up for grabs. Prizes include one kilogramme of gold along with various jewellery and diamond pieces, adding excitement to this already dazzling event.

The exhibition continues to impress with its vast array of intricately crafted jewellery creations inspired by Emirati culture. The combination of traditional designs with modern innovations makes it a must-visit for enthusiasts seeking unique pieces.

With inputs from WAM