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Troy, MI--The Jewelry Symposium (TJS), the jewelry industry’s annual event dedicated to the advancement of jewelry manufacturing technology, is offering a variety of sponsorship packages for its 2026 event to be held in Detroit May 16 – 19, 2026.

Twenty-one speakers are already confirmed and will be presenting on a variety of topics, all related to the making of fine jewelry. Initial sponsors have already committed, including Au Enterprises, Dynasty Casting, Gesswein, GIA, Hoover & Strong, Legor USA, Legor Mexico, MJSA, MJJ Brilliant, Stuller and United PMR. The TJS Board has additional sponsorship packages available for high-caliber professional organizations and businesses who wish to invest the jewelry industry’s future success.

Sponsorship packages being offered by TJS range in price from $3,000 to $15,000 and include logo placement opportunities such as on the commemorative coin, the tote bag and the badge holders/lanyards given to each attendee, as well as hosting of the networking dinner, the daily lunches or evening meals. All sponsors receive recognition in TJS marketing materials (such as ads in MJSA Journal), logo placement on the website, event posters, a take-home plaque, and a booth in the foyer of the symposium for direct contact with attendees.

“TJS’s aim is to provide an educational, non-commercial experience where individuals and companies from across the global jewelry industry can gain insight and make connections to help grow their businesses and elevate the industry as a whole,” said Linus Drogs, TJS board chairman. “Our speakers’ presentations focus on benefiting businesses of all sizes and embrace all facets of technology relevant to our industry.... The content truly gives attendees a window into the future direction of the fine jewelry industry.”

TJS invites all would-be sponsors to join with other manufacturing, business and thought leaders in supporting the premier conference for concepts and careers in jewelry-making. Tiered sponsorship level benefits are outlined on thesponsorship page of the TJS website.

For more information regarding TJS, visit the TJS website or email Jessa Cast jessa@thejewelrysymposium.com.