INHORGENTA 2025: A Dazzling Celebration of Innovation, Craftsmanship, and Global Collaboration

The INHORGENTA 2025 exhibition, held from February 21 to 24 in Munich, Germany, concluded with remarkable success, solidifying its status as Europe's premier platform for jewelry, watches, and gemstones. This year's event was notable for its international growth, innovative showcases, and prestigious award ceremonies.

Record-breaking participation and International Collaboration

The exhibition attracted over 25,000 visitors from approximately 100 countries, a 1% increase from the previous year. With 1,334 brands from 38 countries, there was a 3.4% growth in participation compared to the prior year, highlighting INHORGENTA's expanding global influence.

A significant highlight was India's designation as the official partner country, commemorating 500 years of trade relations between India and Germany. Over 50 Indian exhibitors participated, including prominent names like Uniq Jewels and Silvesto India, showcasing India's rich design and manufacturing expertise.

INHORGENTA AWARD 2025: Celebrating Excellence

The INHORGENTA AWARD Gala, held on February 22 at Munich's Small Olympic Hall, honored outstanding achievements in the industry. Hosted by Rebecca Mir, with a performance by Icelandic singer Ásdís, the evening celebrated exceptional talent across various categories:

High Jewelry of the Year: Serafino Consoli

Fine Jewelry of the Year: Gellner

Fashion Jewelry of the Year: Fossil

Designer of the Year: Kathrine Lindman Norwegian Jewelry

Design Newcomer of the Year: Jony Jewels

Watch Design of the Year: Uhrenfabrik Junghans

Next Generation Retail: Jeweler Kutter x Patek Philippe Boutique by Karolina Ćurić Architekten

The jury, comprising international experts, ensured the awards reflected the industry's innovative spirit and creativity.

TrendFactory and FHH Cultural Space: Innovations and Insights

INHORGENTA 2025 introduced the TrendFactory, a platform highlighting the latest trends and innovations in the industry. Additionally, the Fondation Haute Horlogerie (FHH) debuted its Cultural Space, offering cultural and educational experiences that enriched visitors' understanding of fine watchmaking. These initiatives underscored INHORGENTA's commitment to blending tradition with modernity.

The Artisan Jewellery Design Awards 2025: Honoring Indian Craftsmanship

Parallel to INHORGENTA, the Gem & Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC) hosted the 8th edition of The Artisan Jewellery Design Awards in Mumbai. Themed "Indian Crafts Reimagined," the awards celebrated designers who innovatively incorporated traditional Indian crafts into contemporary jewelry.

Adding a royal touch, Princess Gauravi Kumari of Jaipur graced the event, further highlighting India's rich jewelry heritage.

INHORGENTA 2025 showcased the industry's resilience and adaptability, blending heritage with innovation. The exhibition not only provided a platform for business growth but also celebrated the artistry and craftsmanship that define the jewelry and watch sectors.