Gdansk remains a historic crossroads for amber trade and craftsmanship, which feeds directly into the profile of Amberif. Amberif 2026 takes place from 26 to 28 March at Amberexpo and addresses professionals in jewellery and collectors.
Gdansk and amber heritage at Amberif 2026
The fair leverages the local amber tradition to frame its exhibitions. Amberexpo at 11 Żaglowa Street serves as the host venue where exhibitions, services and secure display solutions are organised. The spring edition follows the biannual rhythm that combines regional craft with international commerce.
Practical information for Amberif 2026
Dates and venue are fixed for the spring edition. Amberexpo provides on-site catering and accessibility features. Security options include 24 hour surveillance, secure display cases and the possibility to rent safes or purchase individual monitoring for stands that require extra protection.
What exhibitors show and which companies attend Amberif
Offerings include amber jewellery, precious stones, debut collections, and equipment for jewellery production. The exhibitor profile ranges from amber carvers and artisan jewellers to suppliers of machinery and accessories for manufacturing. The fair targets trade buyers, distributors and specialised galleries.
Programme and highlight activities at Amberif 2026
Recent editions present fashion jewellery shows such as AMBERIF Vibes, art exhibitions related to jewellery, startup presentations and design competitions. The event also schedules lectures and technical meetings that connect design, craft and commercial practice.
Key figures from recent editions
Amberif has a history starting in 1994 and marks more than 30 years of exhibition activity. Spring 2025 included exhibitors from 12 countries and industry guests from 38 countries. Design competitions registered entries from 34 countries, underlining the event s international reach and focus on new talent.
Preparing B2B prospecting for Amberif 2026
Map target exhibitors before arrival focusing on amber specialists and suppliers of production equipment. Prepare physical samples and a concise commercial dossier with lead times and ordering conditions to speed negotiations. Organise a day by hall plan to reduce transit time and reserve meetings with priority partners.
Close meetings with defined next steps and capture minimal CRM fields such as product interest, estimated volumes and technical constraints. Combining product review with on-site checks of manufacturing solutions helps validate sourcing choices. Use the official site at http://amberif.pl/en to verify exhibitor lists and timing and integrate that data into a visit plan that converts presence into measurable business outcomes.
