Bijorhca Paris · 2027

Agoris analysis · updated June 2026

Key facts

• Next winter edition from Saturday 16 to Monday 18 January 2027 at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, held alongside Who's Next, the Salon International de la Lingerie and Interfilière Paris.
• B2B jewellery, watchmaking and fine-accessories trade show, held twice a year and organised by the WSN Group (publishing entity WSN Développement SAS, part of the Comexposium group) on behalf of the BOCI, the trade association that owns the Bijorhca brand.
• January 2026 edition: around 180 brands within the Bijorhca perimeter alone, 25% new entrants, top 5 exhibitor countries Spain 13%, Greece 9%, Italy 8%, Germany 8%, India 6%. 50% international visitors.
• Short, dense 3-day format, prepared buyer meetings via platform.wsn.community, single Who's NEXT PASS badge to move across Who's Next, Bijorhca, Interfilière Paris, Shoppe Object Paris and, in January only, the Salon International de la Lingerie.
• Past autumn edition: Saturday 5 to Monday 7 September 2026, with Who's Next, Interfilière Paris and Shoppe Object Paris. Official report: more than 180 brands and suppliers (WSN Group press release, 14 September 2026).

Who exhibits

Typical profile

Bijorhca Paris is presented by its organiser as the only professional trade show in France entirely dedicated to the world of jewellery, watchmaking and fine accessories. Its offer is built around two large, complementary worlds:

• Finished product: precious jewellery, costume jewellery, fine jewellery, watchmaking, accessories, goldsmithing.
• Elements (with its "Brilliant" section): suppliers of raw materials, components, display units, packaging, tooling, service providers and technical innovations (CAD, casting, 3D printing).

This dual reading sets Bijorhca apart from Vicenzaoro (Italy, pure precious fine jewellery) and Inhorgenta Munich (watchmaking-dominant): in Paris, a multi-brand boutique buyer can source a costume-jewellery designer, negotiate a watchmaking licence and find their display-unit supplier in the same hall.

The January 2026 edition gathered around 180 brands within the Bijorhca perimeter alone, a figure confirmed by the BOCI. The top 5 exhibitor countries reflect the show's European and Mediterranean calling: Spain 13%, Greece 9%, Italy 8%, Germany 8%, India 6%. A notable turnover rate with 25% new entrants.

Brands present (January 2026 edition)

Taratata, Philippe Ferrandis, Katerina Vassou, Christina Brampti, Belle Mais Pas Que, Bill's Watches, Laval 1878, Canyon, Nikolis, Indo Gems, Pak Emballages, Plata y Minerales, Estampadora Mahonesa, Maharaja Arts Palace, Tagua & Co, Loop and Co, Madreperla Elements, By Olivier Lafond, Lye Paris, Cocktail Collection, Agapi Jewellery, Miss Pompon, Muja Juma.

The exhibitor list, kept up to date by the organiser, is published on the official show page.

Visitor quality

• 50% international visitors at the January 2026 edition (Bijorhca perimeter).
• Bijorhca + Who's Next perimeter: close to 38,000 visitors per edition, of which 50% international, a figure displayed by the organiser ahead of each edition, outside any audited report.
• January 2026 cluster (Who's Next + Bijorhca + Shoppe Object + Salon International de la Lingerie + Interfilière Paris), marketed that year under the name "Room 0126": 1,760 brands in total.
• Strictly professional audience: independent boutique buyers, buying groups, department stores, specialist e-retailers, design workshops, jewellery designers, watchmaking manufacturers, distributors, style bureaus.
• Access subject to proof of activity (Kbis, professional card, proof of business activity).

Events & community

The detailed programme for the January 2027 edition has not been published to date. The official page announces a line-up of conferences, exhibitions, school stands, workshops and talks, without specifying the content. The initiatives below are those of the January 2026 edition, given as a reference point.

Bijorhca Awards (January 2026 edition)

A competition dedicated to costume-jewellery designers, organised in collaboration with Chall'angel. 3 winners were selected by a professional jury. Applications were sent to awards@bijorhca.com in the form of drawings, sketches or 3D files. Winners benefited from visibility at the show and introductions to the buyers present.

"Eco-conscious fine jewellery" conferences (January 2026 edition)

An editorial series launched in January 2026 around four themes:

• Recycled gold and Fairmined gold, with the mechanism of €4,000 paid per kilo of Fairmined gold to partner mining communities.
• Stone traceability (origin, extraction conditions, certifications).
• Transparent sourcing of components and raw materials.
• Reduced packaging and eco-design approaches.

Responsible and ethical jewellery is establishing itself as a structuring editorial theme for the show.

Partner schools (January 2026 edition)

Presentation of work by students in jewellery and accessory design:

• DNMADe École Boulle (Paris)
• LISAA Mode Paris
• Köln International School of Design

Meeting platform

The platform.wsn.community tool: advance appointment booking between buyers and exhibitors, personalised agenda, single Who's NEXT PASS badge.

On site: what you need to know

Access, parking and accommodation: see the Paris Expo Porte de Versailles page.

Specific to the show:

• 2027 dates (winter edition): from Saturday 16 to Monday 18 January 2027.
• Hall: Hall 1 for January 2027, with Who's Next and Shoppe Object Paris (the Salon International de la Lingerie and Interfilière Paris are held in Hall 7.3), per the WSN Group's press release of 14 September 2026. Same Hall 1 for the September 2026 edition.
• Opening hours as shown by the official FAQ for the Porte de Versailles shows: 9am to 7pm on Saturday and Sunday, 9am to 6pm on Monday.
• Who's NEXT PASS ticketing:
  • €55 incl. VAT until the day before the shows open.
  • €70 incl. VAT on site.
  • Student rate €10 incl. VAT on proof of enrolment, valid for Who's Next only.
  • The badge gives access to Who's Next, Bijorhca, Interfilière Paris, Shoppe Object Paris and, in January, the Salon International de la Lingerie.
  • Tickets are sold exclusively on the organiser's website, with no refund or exchange possible.
• Access: strictly professional on proof of activity (Kbis, professional card, proof of business activity).
• Appointment booking: via platform.wsn.community before the show.

How much it costs to exhibit

The WSN Group does not publish a public price list. Its FAQ states that stand prices vary by event and allocated floor space, and directs enquiries to a quote request with the sales department (exhibit@wsn-events.com). The approach remains pack-based: space, equipment, scenography services, visibility in the official programme and on the meeting platform. Young brands can apply to support schemes (incubation, dedicated emerging-designer zones).

For the Bijorhca Awards (costume-jewellery designers), the January 2026 edition accepted applications at awards@bijorhca.com several weeks before the opening. The competition's return for January 2027 has not been announced to date.

Preparing your visit

For the exhibitor

• 9 months before: stand request to the sales department (exhibit@wsn-events.com), choice of pack, position in Finished product or Elements.
• 6 months before: stand validation, scenography setup, possible application to the Bijorhca Awards if the competition is renewed.
• 4 months before: opening of appointment booking via platform.wsn.community, sales team briefing.
• 2 months before: client invitation campaign, social-media push, finalisation of the product catalogue.
• 3 weeks before: final meetings set, logistics preparation for transporting pieces and secured display cabinets.

For the decision-maker visitor

• A dense 3-day format: plan a structured schedule, ideally with a full day on Bijorhca then a Who's Next day to make the most of the fashion co-location.
• Buy your Who's NEXT PASS online before the day the shows open (€55 incl. VAT) rather than on site (€70 incl. VAT).
• Prepare your meetings via the official platform at least 3 weeks before the opening.
• For design workshops: allow a half-day in the Elements space (components, stones, packaging, display units, technical service providers).

CSR policy & initiatives

Bijorhca structures its CSR message around responsible and ethical jewellery, an editorial theme highlighted at the January 2026 edition through the "eco-conscious fine jewellery" conference series. The topics covered include recycled gold, Fairmined gold (€4,000 paid per kilo to partner mining communities), the traceability of precious and semi-precious stones, transparent sourcing of raw materials and packaging reduction.

This theme is part of the group strategy of Comexposium and the WSN Group, and echoes the growing demands of boutique buyers and brands for transparency across the supply chain.

How the show has evolved

Trajectory analysis

Bijorhca Paris is the oldest B2B jewellery trade show in Europe. Its origins date back to the Semaine de la Bijouterie, created in 1930 in Paris by the BOCI (Bureau Officiel pour le Commerce de l'Industrie de la Bijouterie/joaillerie) at the Hôtel Moderne, with 41 exhibitors. The trade association, which has supported the sector for more than 150 years, still owns the Bijorhca brand. The event has crossed the decades while keeping its status as an unmissable fixture for the sector, reaching its 150th edition on 21 to 24 January 2022.

The takeover of the organisation by WSN Développement at the BOCI's request marked a change of scale: an upgraded scenography, internationalisation of exhibitors (top 5 now Spain, Greece, Italy, Germany, India), creation of the Fashion Pass and integration into the fashion-accessories cluster orchestrated at Porte de Versailles, which pools Who's Next, Bijorhca, Shoppe Object, the Salon International de la Lingerie and Interfilière Paris behind a single badge. This cluster numbered 1,760 brands in January 2026. In January 2026, the BOCI and the WSN Group announced the renewal of their brand licence for a firm term running until September 2031.

The current positioning is clear: Bijorhca occupies the biannual January + September slot in a dense 3-day format, with a precious + costume + components mix that neither Vicenzaoro (pure fine jewellery) nor Inhorgenta Munich (watchmaking) covers. The co-location with Who's Next is the number-one asset both for exhibitors (visibility to fashion buyers) and for visitors (cross-cutting sourcing in 3 days). The historic site bijorhca.com now redirects to the WSN Group's wsn-events.com portal, with the show's reference page being wsn-events.com/events/bijorhca.

Unless otherwise stated, all factual data in this listing comes from the organiser's official website (wsn-events.com).