Uniglo Diamonds at the Hong Kong Diamond Gem and Pearl Show 2027

Trade show · 2–6 March 2027 · Hong Kong

Hong Kong International Diamond, Gem & Pearl Show 2027 – Meet Uniglo Diamonds

The Hong Kong International Diamond, Gem & Pearl Show 2027 takes place from 2 to 6 March at AsiaWorld-Expo in Hong Kong. Organised by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council, the international sourcing exhibition connects suppliers of loose diamonds, coloured gemstones, pearls and jewellery-making materials with professional buyers from around the world.

Uniglo Diamonds is preparing to return with a selected natural-diamond portfolio. Buyers can meet the team to examine available stones and discuss individually graded diamonds, fancy shapes, matched pairs, calibrated selections and repeat manufacturing requirements.

Uniglo Diamonds' 2027 hall and stand number have not yet been officially confirmed. The location will be added to this page when current exhibitor information becomes available.

Quick Event Information

Hong Kong Diamond, Gem & Pearl Show 2027 Event Details

DetailInformation
EventHKTDC Hong Kong International Diamond, Gem & Pearl Show 2027
Physical-show dates2–6 March 2027
VenueAsiaWorld-Expo
Address1 Airport Expo Boulevard, Chek Lap Kok, Lantau Island, Hong Kong
OrganiserHong Kong Trade Development Council
Event focusLoose diamonds, gemstones, pearls and jewellery materials
Click2Match23 February–13 March 2027
HKTDC online sourcing period2 February–1 April 2027
Uniglo Diamonds standTo be officially confirmed
MeetingAdvance booking recommended

Published Visitor Opening Hours

DateHours
Tuesday, 2 March10:30–18:30
Wednesday, 3 March10:00–18:30
Thursday, 4 March10:00–18:30
Friday, 5 March10:00–18:30
Saturday, 6 March10:00–17:30

Visitors should verify the final timetable, admission conditions and badge requirements through HKTDC before booking nonrefundable travel.

About the Show

What Is the Hong Kong International Diamond, Gem & Pearl Show?

This HKTDC exhibition concentrates on loose materials used to create fine jewellery. It is designed for professional buyers researching diamonds, coloured gemstones, pearls and related jewellery-making materials.

This focus distinguishes the event from an exhibition centred primarily on completed jewellery. Manufacturers, wholesalers, designers and retailers can compare materials before deciding how they will be used in bridal, fine-jewellery and commercial collections.

The show operates under HKTDC's EXHIBITION+ model, combining the physical exhibition with online sourcing and business-matching periods before and after the event.

The show's specialist areas traditionally include:

  • Hall of Fine Diamonds
  • Treasures of Nature
  • Treasures of Ocean
  • Loose stone and commercial sourcing areas
  • International exhibitor and group pavilions
  • Jewellery-material suppliers and related services

What Buyers Can Source

What Buyers Can Source at the 2027 Show

The exhibition brings together suppliers serving different parts of the diamond, gemstone and pearl markets. A productive visit should begin with a clear sourcing objective.

A bridal retailer may need documented centre stones, while a manufacturer may require calibrated diamonds for repeatable production. A wholesaler might compare commercial parcels, and a designer may be searching for an individual shape or proportion.

Loose natural diamonds
Laboratory-grown diamonds
Coloured gemstones
Natural and cultured pearls
Individual documented stones
Commercial parcels
Matched pairs
Calibrated selections
Fancy-shaped diamonds and gemstones
Jewellery-making materials
Sourcing and related professional services

Before attending, buyers should prepare:

1Required product category
2Preferred shapes and cutting styles
3Carat or size ranges
4Colour and clarity requirements
5Minimum and maximum measurements
6Target quantities
7Documentation requirements
8Intended jewellery applications
9Commercial price parameters
10Delivery or production expectations

HKTDC Twin Jewellery Shows

Hong Kong International Jewellery Show & Twin Shows

The Hong Kong International Diamond, Gem & Pearl Show and the Hong Kong International Jewellery Show are presented together as the HKTDC Twin Jewellery Shows. However, they are separate exhibitions at different venues.

The two exhibitions overlap from 4 to 6 March. Qualified buyers can therefore plan a trip covering raw materials at AsiaWorld-Expo and finished jewellery at HKCEC.

Visitors must not assume that both exhibitions are located in the same complex. Appointments at the two venues should not be scheduled close together.

ExhibitionDatesVenueMain focus
Hong Kong International Diamond, Gem & Pearl Show2–6 March 2027AsiaWorld-ExpoLoose diamonds, gemstones, pearls and jewellery materials
Hong Kong International Jewellery Show4–8 March 2027Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition CentreFinished jewellery, branded collections, watches and completed designs

AsiaWorld-Expo vs HKCEC

AsiaWorld-Expo is located near Hong Kong International Airport on Lantau Island. It hosts the Diamond, Gem & Pearl Show and is the correct venue for buyers primarily sourcing loose diamonds, coloured gemstones, pearls and jewellery materials.

The Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre is located at 1 Expo Drive in Wan Chai. It hosts the Hong Kong International Jewellery Show and focuses more heavily on finished jewellery and completed collections.

Buyers attending both shows should:

Keep meetings at the same venue together
Avoid switching venues repeatedly during one day
Allow substantial travel and security-check time
Confirm transport arrangements before departing
Check which badge or registration is needed for each exhibition
Carry the identification specified by HKTDC
Natural diamonds presented by Uniglo Diamonds in Hong Kong

Meet Uniglo Diamonds

Meet Uniglo Diamonds in Hong Kong

Uniglo Diamonds plans to present natural diamonds for retailers, manufacturers, wholesalers and designers. The final exhibition selection will depend on availability closer to the show.

A meeting should begin with the intended jewellery application and commercial objective. One buyer may need a documented centre stone for a customer commission, while another may require matched earrings, calibrated diamonds or repeatable manufacturing specifications.

Buyers can prepare to discuss:

Round Brilliant diamonds
Oval diamonds
Emerald-cut diamonds
Pear-shaped diamonds
Cushion-cut diamonds
Radiant-cut diamonds
Princess-cut diamonds
Marquise diamonds
Asscher-cut diamonds
Heart-shaped diamonds
Other fancy-shaped natural diamonds

Uniglo Diamonds can discuss:

Individually graded natural diamonds
Diamonds for bridal jewellery
Matched natural-diamond pairs
Coordinated centre and side stones
Calibrated multi-stone selections
Diamonds for existing mountings
Commercial and higher-value requirements
Grading reports and documentation
Quantities and repeat sourcing
Follow-up after the exhibition

Buyers with specific requirements should share them before the show. This allows the team to consider more relevant options where availability permits.

Natural Diamond Sourcing

Natural Diamond Sourcing at the Hong Kong Show

Diamond sourcing should consider more than a headline carat weight, colour and clarity grade. Measurements, proportions, cutting style, outline and overall visual appearance can affect how effectively a diamond works in the intended jewellery.

Two diamonds with similar grading information may differ in face-up dimensions or visual character. This is particularly important with fancy-shaped diamonds, where length-to-width ratio and outline can strongly influence appearance.

Natural diamonds presented by Uniglo Diamonds in Hong Kong

Bridal and Fine Jewellery

Diamonds for Bridal and Fine Jewellery

Retailers should identify gaps in their existing inventory before the exhibition. These might include a missing shape, carat range, quality combination or commercial price point.

Manufacturers should provide dimensions for existing mountings and specify any tolerances required for repeatable production.

Buyers can discuss natural diamonds for:

  • Solitaire engagement rings
  • Halo and side-stone rings
  • Three-stone engagement rings
  • Diamond wedding bands
  • Eternity and anniversary rings
  • Diamond stud earrings
  • Solitaire pendants
  • Tennis bracelets and necklaces
  • Multi-stone fine jewellery
  • Bespoke jewellery commissions

Matching and Calibration

Matching and Calibration

Matching is essential when several diamonds will be used together. Earrings, eternity bands, tennis jewellery and multi-stone designs may require consistency across measurements, shape, colour, clarity and overall appearance.

Required measurements, acceptable tolerances, quantities and intended settings should be provided at the beginning of the sourcing discussion.

Buyers can discuss:

  • Matched diamond pairs
  • Coordinated centre and side stones
  • Calibrated diamond selections
  • Eternity-band layouts
  • Tennis-bracelet layouts
  • Tennis-necklace layouts
  • Multi-stone jewellery
  • Replacement diamonds
  • Repeat production specifications

Measurements and Proportions

Measurements and Proportions

Carat weight does not provide a complete description of a polished diamond's size. Two stones with the same carat weight can have different dimensions and face-up presence.

Before an appointment, buyers should identify:

  • Minimum and maximum measurements
  • Preferred length-to-width ratios
  • Minimum face-up dimensions
  • Outline preferences
  • Existing mounting dimensions
  • Cut or proportion expectations
  • Matching requirements
  • Visual preferences not represented fully by a report

Grading Reports and Documentation

Grading Reports and Documentation

Documentation needs may vary according to a diamond's size, value, intended market and jewellery application.

Documentation should be agreed before a selection is prepared.

Buyers should explain:

  • Whether individual grading reports are required
  • Preferred or accepted grading laboratories
  • Information needed for inventory systems
  • Import or shipping documentation requirements
  • Sourcing or traceability expectations
  • Whether documents must accompany each stone
  • Requirements for matched pairs or calibrated layouts

Why Examine in Person

Why Examine Natural Diamonds in Person?

Online inventory information helps buyers begin their research, but direct examination can reveal characteristics that are difficult to judge from data or standard photography.

An in-person discussion can also help buyers understand how a supplier communicates, evaluates specifications and handles follow-up requirements.

At the exhibition, buyers may be able to compare:

Shape and outline
Face-up dimensions
Length-to-width ratio
Brilliance and visual performance
Step-cut patterning
Colour appearance
Inclusion visibility
Matching between multiple diamonds
Suitability for the intended setting

Click2Match & Online Sourcing

Click2Match & Online Sourcing

The physical exhibition is supported by HKTDC's EXHIBITION+ format. This extends sourcing activity beyond the five days at AsiaWorld-Expo.

The online platform supports the physical event rather than replacing it. Natural diamonds and gemstones may still benefit from direct examination before an important purchasing or supply decision.

Buyers using digital inventories should record stock references, grading-report numbers and requirements they want to examine during an appointment.

Digital serviceDates
Click2Match business matching23 February–13 March 2027
Wider HKTDC online sourcing period2 February–1 April 2027

Click2Match can help buyers:

Research participating suppliers before travelling
Review product categories
Request online business matches
Arrange meetings before the physical exhibition
Continue conversations after the show
Contact suppliers they could not meet in person
Follow up on specifications and documentation

Planning Your Visit

Planning Your Visit

The exhibition is intended for professional buyers and jewellery-industry participants. Visitors should complete the appropriate HKTDC registration and review the current admission conditions before travelling.

HKTDC offers digital registration and buyer e-badge facilities. Visitors should follow the current instructions for account verification, document submission, badge activation and identity checks.

Before attending:

Complete the correct 2027 buyer registration
Confirm that the registration has been approved
Review current e-badge and identification requirements
Check whether separate registration is needed for both shows
Review the current exhibitor directory
Confirm Uniglo Diamonds' stand number
Arrange priority meetings
Prepare diamond specifications and quantities
Review the final hall plan
Plan travel between AsiaWorld-Expo and HKCEC
Check current transport and shuttle information
Use Click2Match before and after the physical show

Preparing for a Uniglo Diamonds Meeting

A useful sourcing brief should include:

Preferred diamond shapes
Carat or measurement ranges
Colour and clarity requirements
Length-to-width preferences
Required quantities
Grading-report requirements
Existing mounting dimensions
Intended jewellery applications
Target commercial position
Delivery or production expectations

HK Diamond Show 2027 Guides

Hong Kong Diamond, Gem & Pearl Show 2027 Guides

Hong Kong Diamond, Gem & Pearl Show 2027 Visitor Guide

A practical guide to dates, opening hours, registration, admission, transport, AsiaWorld-Expo and planning a professional visit.

Hong Kong Diamond, Gem & Pearl Show 2027 Exhibitors & Sourcing Guide

A detailed resource covering exhibitor research, product areas, specialist zones and building a sourcing shortlist.

Hong Kong Twin Jewellery Shows 2027: AsiaWorld-Expo vs HKCEC

A comparison of the two HKTDC exhibitions, their dates, product focus, venues, overlap and travel planning.

Natural diamond sourcing discussion with Uniglo Diamonds in Hong Kong

Beyond the Exhibition

Relationships Built Through Informed Sourcing

International exhibitions create opportunities to meet new suppliers, but strong sourcing relationships require more than an initial introduction. Consistency, transparency, communication and dependable service all become important once the exhibition ends.

After meeting Uniglo Diamonds, buyers may wish to request a focused selection, review grading reports, refine requirements or confirm production schedules.

These conversations help Uniglo Diamonds understand how demand differs between markets while continuing to support buyers with natural diamonds selected for real commercial requirements.

After meeting Uniglo Diamonds, buyers may wish to:

  • Request a more focused diamond selection
  • Review particular grading reports
  • Refine measurement or quality requirements
  • Prepare matched pairs
  • Arrange calibrated layouts
  • Confirm quantities or production schedules
  • Discuss repeat availability
  • Schedule another viewing or sourcing conversation

Frequently Asked Questions

Book a Meeting with Uniglo Diamonds

Meet Uniglo Diamonds at the Hong Kong International Diamond, Gem & Pearl Show to explore natural diamonds and Antwerp-based sourcing possibilities for your business. When requesting an appointment, provide your preferred shapes, carat or measurement ranges, colours, clarities, quantities, grading-report requirements and intended jewellery applications.

Event
HK Diamond, Gem & Pearl Show
Dates
2–6 March 2027
Venue
AsiaWorld-Expo
Uniglo Stand
To be confirmed

The confirmed stand number and appointment information will be published when officially available.