The Gem Expo (TGE) in Toronto takes place from November 28-30, 2025, at the Hyatt Regency Toronto, located at 370 King Street West , Canada. The event is organized by The Gem Expo and brings together exhibitors and attendees from across the jewelry, gemstone, and collectibles community. Recognized as one of Canada’s notable gem and mineral events, the show features a comprehensive display of gems, minerals, beads, fossils, jewelry, and related accessories, offering a curated marketplace for both industry professionals and hobby enthusiasts.
Around 40 exhibitors participate, presenting a wide selection of precious and semi-precious stones, jewelry-making supplies, minerals, crystals, beads, and handcrafted creations. The show includes a range of educational and interactive activities. Visitors attend free daily talks covering topics relevant to gems, minerals, and jewelry design. Hands-on workshops allow participants to learn new techniques or deepen their understanding of gemstone crafting. Additionally, the expo conducts daily draw prizes, adding to the interactive experience.
Attendees with a paid ticket receive added benefits, including complimentary access to The Meta Expo and discount coupons for select vendors. This integrated format provides additional opportunities for visitors to explore related sectors and expand their knowledge.
The Gem Expo hosts three editions annually at the Hyatt Regency Toronto and consistently attracts more than 5,000 visitors per edition. Its strong reputation reflects in its global ranking of 54, a national ranking of 17 within Canada, and a category ranking of 7 under Fashion & Beauty events. The expo draws a diverse audience, including jewelry designers, retailers, wholesalers, manufacturers, gem and mineral collectors, and enthusiasts. Its reach extends beyond Canada, attracting interest from countries such as Pakistan and Sri Lanka, highlighting its international presence.
The 2025 edition continues to position The Gem Expo as a key destination for sourcing, networking, and knowledge-building within the gem and jewelry sector.
