Inhorgenta is Europe’s largest watch and jewelry fair and the next edition takes place in Munich From February 21 to 24, 2025.
From its beginnings in 1974, it has grown to feature hundreds of exhibitors from dozens of countries.
Past watch exhibitors include Junghans, Citizen and Herbelin among many others.
Among the highlights of the next edition is the FHH Cultural Space, a collaboration with the Fondation de la Haute Horlogerie.
This curated space offers visitors an in-depth journey into the heritage, artistry, and technical mastery of haute horology.
“The addition of FHH Cultural Space reflects Inhorgenta’s commitment to exploring not just products, but the cultural and educational essence of our industry,” said the exhibition director Stefanie Maendlein.
“Our mission is clear,” she added. “We want to provide a platform that connects, inspires, and celebrates every facet of the industry, from cutting-edge technologies to timeless traditions.”
The show also announces India as its partner country for 2025, an initiative that will bridge markets and foster unparalleled connections between Indian artisans and global buyers.
The India Pavilion promises to be a showcase of artistry, innovation, and culture, amplifying India’s critical role in shaping the jewelry sector.
With over 4% growth in exhibitor numbers and expanded space, Inhorgenta’s 2025 edition anticipates record-breaking attendance and unmatched opportunities.
At the heart of it all lies a dedication to fostering innovation, sustainability, and a shared passion for jewelry, watches, and gemstones.
From the glamour of the Inhorgenta Award to immersive learning spaces and prestigious showcases like FHH, the 2025 edition promises an extraordinary experience that defines the future of the industry.
For more information please visit inhorgenta.com