The exhibitors enjoyed a favorable environment for conducting business, engaging in discussions, and networking with connoisseurs and amateur enthusiasts. Ronny Totah, the organizer and co-founder of the event, expressed his pride in GemGenève becoming an established part of Geneva's cultural landscape and the international scene. During the inauguration evening, GemGenève Director Mathieu Dekeukelaire highlighted the team's commitment to the event, which stands as a unique and continuously improving gathering. GemGenève fosters numerous cultural projects, forming close connections with museums, art and jewelry schools, and international designers selected by Vivienne Becker and emerging talents spotted by Nadège Totah.



This positioning aims to create new vocations and build bridges across generations, exhibitors, dealers, creators, museums, and students, as emphasized by Mathieu Dekeukelaire. Ronny Totah expressed his delight with the edition's success, surpassing expectations in terms of visitors and visits, particularly noting the demand for high-quality precious stones. By the end of the event, exhibitors were tired but satisfied with fruitful business deals. Co-founder Thomas Faerber acknowledged the healthy market conditions, driven by inflation in many regions and the allure of high-quality pieces as safe investments. However, the market for non-set stones currently faces less attractiveness, and exhibitors hope for a recovery in this sector at the next international precious stone tradeshow. The sixth edition of the Geneva International Gem & Jewellery Show attracted visitors from 85 countries, with Switzerland, France, Italy, the UK, Belgium, and the USA being the most represented countries in terms of visitor numbers.