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Heading to the Hong Kong International Jewellery Show (4–8 March 2026)? Here’s how to make your trip shine even brighter.
While the event dazzles with exceptional jewellery, forward-thinking designs, and top-tier B2B connections, Hong Kong itself offers a captivating backdrop—full of cultural highlights, one-of-a-kind scenery, and unforgettable instants that turn your business visit into something truly special.
We’ve curated a handful of standout activities and happenings timed perfectly for your stay. Let’s step beyond the exhibition halls and discover our city’s own precious cultural allure.
Image Source: Hong Kong Tourism Board
When & Where: Until 31 August 2026 | Hong Kong Palace Museum, West Kowloon Cultural District
Immerse yourself in the world of antiquity with Ancient Egypt Unveiled: Treasures from Egyptian Museums. This landmark exhibition showcases over 250 artefacts from seven major Egyptian museums and Saqqara, including pharaonic statues, intricate gold ornaments, mummy coffins, and animal mummies.
Organised into four themes—“The Land of Pharaohs,” “The World of Tutankhamun,” “The Secrets of Saqqara,” and “Ancient Egypt and the World”—it traces 5,000 years of civilisation. The opulent goldwork and symbolic motifs resonate with premium fine jewellery techniques, offering rich inspiration for visitors. A short journey from the HKIJS venue, the exhibition provides a serene escape to fuel creative vision.
Image Source: West Kowloon Cultural District Authority
When & Where: Opens daily | West Kowloon Cultural District
As the day winds down during the Hong Kong International Jewellery Show, unwind with a leisurely sunset stroll along the West Kowloon Promenade. This expansive waterfront starting from the West Kowloon Art Park offers uninterrupted views of Victoria Harbour, the glittering Hong Kong Island skyline, and the dramatic shift from golden hues to city lights, blending urban beauty with tranquillity.
For effortless access from Central, take the scenic WestK Ferry from Central Pier No. 9 to WestK Quay—just an 8-minute ride across the harbour. The breezy journey enhances the experience, ideal for relaxation and inspiration after the hectic schedule at HKIJS.
Image Source: Hong Kong Design Centre
When & Where: Until 31 March 2026 | DX Design Hub, Sham Shui Po
Discover Hong Kong’s iconic neon legacy at the free Luminous Neon exhibition in Sham Shui Po. Curated by the Hong Kong Design Centre and Tetra Neon Exchange, the exhibition revives restored vintage signs—from Golden Phoenix Grill Restaurant, Tai Ping Koon, Nam Cheong Pawn Shop, to Da Cheong Computer Optical Centre—all in signature Hong Kong-style contemporary neon art.
This glowing tribute bridges eras, celebrating craftsmanship, urban identity, and the radiant design of the city. Easily reached via MTR, the exhibition is a nostalgic yet forward-looking highlight for creative minds.
Image Source: Commissioner for Heritage’s Office, Hong Kong Tourism Board, DC Fever
When & Where: Tai Kwun – Opens daily | Central Blue House – Opens daily except Wed | Wan Chai Old Yau Ma Tei Police Station – Opens daily | Yau Ma Tei
Exploring Hong Kong’s colonial heritage through its iconic historic sites offers a deeply enriching complement to your time in the city. Here are three carefully selected landmarks:
In Central, Tai Kwun breathes new energy into the old Central Police Station, Magistracy, and Victoria Prison. Now a lively cultural hub of restored colonial architecture and contemporary art, the historical site blends colonial architecture with modern art spaces.
The Blue House in Wan Chai is a Grade I-listed 1920s tong lau* with striking blue balconies. Once served as a hospital and temple, it still serves its original purpose as residential units and hums with community life today.
In Kowloon, the Old Yau Ma Tei Police Station, a striking Edwardian building built in 1922, stands as one of the city’s few surviving pre-war police stations. For a deeper dive, step inside for the exhibition Yau Ma Tei Police Station: A Cinematic Journey, where film clips and archives reveal its starring role in Hong Kong cinema.
These buildings showcase harmonious cultural dialogue, mirroring the unique East-West synthesis in the vibrant city of Hong Kong. A thoughtful side trip for anyone at HKIJS looking for a bit of historical depth and fresh inspiration.
*Tong lau: (唐樓, literally ‘Chinese building’) is a traditional type of shophouse building commonly found in Hong Kong from the late 19th century to the 1960s. Tong lau represents everyday urban life in old Hong Kong and can still be found to date in older districts like Wan Chai, Sheung Wan, and Yau Ma Tei.
Image Source: Vogue HK
Just steps from the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre in the heart of Wan Chai discover one of Hong Kong’s liveliest coffee scenes. The area is loaded with artisanal cafés along Lockhart Road and Queen’s Road East, with the buzz extending effortlessly into Central and the hilly lanes of Soho and Sheung Wan.
This proximity makes it effortless to slip away for a quick break during the Hong Kong International Jewellery Show: a short stroll brings you to countless spots offering expertly crafted brews, from bold espressos to creamy lattes and inventive seasonal specials. These tranquil pauses amid the bustle provide the perfect moment for reflection or creative spark, much needed for the unhurried considerations that strengthen decisions in the world of fine jewellery business.
This dynamic city of Hong Kong invites you to discover a wealth of cultural treasures, breathtaking scenic vistas, and original experiences that will transform your visit into something truly memorable. Which of these Hong Kong experiences calls to you first? Drop your pick in the comments, or tag us with your favourite moments from the city—we’d love to see them!
And while you’re here for the Hong Kong International Jewellery Show, come by and discover EJI’s latest collections in person. It’s the ideal moment to experience our exceptional bespoke service, exchange thoughts on the show, and share the inspirations you’ve gathered along the way. See you very soon.
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MARCH 4 (WED) 1030-1830
MARCH 5-7 (THU-SAT) 1000-1830
MARCH 8 (SUN) 1000-1730
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WORLD OF GLAMOUR HALL 1C #C02
HONG KONG CONVENTION AND EXHIBITION CENTRE
1 EXPO DRIVE
WAN CHAI, HONG KONG
EJI is a leading Hong Kong jewellery manufacturer specialising in high-quality, custom fine jewellery and OEM/ODM manufacturing services for global brands.
EJI welcomes jewellery buyers and clients at Booth Hall 1C #C02 to explore our latest classic and innovative collections, and bespoke jewellery manufacturing services.
Top spots include the current exhibition of ‘Ancient Egypt Unveiled: Treasures from Egyptian Museums’ in the Hong Kong Palace Museum, the ‘Luminous Neon’ Exhibition, West Kowloon Promenade, cultural heritages like Wan Chai’s Blue House Cluster and Central’s Tai Kwun, and Wan Chai’s coffee neighbourhood.
Held in early March with pleasant weather of spring, the show period is perfect for one to explore the city’s cultural gems and unique scenery.
