Canton Fair jewelry exhibitors displayed smart accessories, lab-grown diamonds and traditional crafts during the second phase of the 140th fair in Guangzhou, China, an October 27, 2026 announcement said.

Key Takeaways

  • The exhibits included a precious-metal smart ring and a gold watch combining traditional styling with smart features.
  • A diamond exhibitor presented materials for both jewelry and industrial applications.

Canton Fair jewelry meets wearable technology

The Fashion Jewelry Zone featured a precious-metal smart ring combining jewelry design with intelligent technology, alongside a dual-band smart gold watch that lets users switch between traditional styling and smart features.

Another exhibitor presented lab-grown diamonds for jewelry and industrial uses. Its production process uses microwave plasma chemical vapor deposition, and its diamond materials are also supplied for semiconductor and thermal-management applications.

Pearls and heritage crafts on display

The Gablily collection featured premium nucleated freshwater pearls. The announcement said the pearls offer luster comparable to Akoya pearls, along with durability and the potential for production at scale.

Traditional techniques appeared in the Filigree Magnolia Palace Lantern, which combines silver filigree with Kesi silk weaving. The handcrafted Blossom of Harmony brooch, originally created as a gift for the China-ASEAN Expo, draws inspiration from the national flowers of ASEAN member countries.

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