Jeddah : Jeddah has achieved a remarkable milestone by securing a spot in the Guinness World Records with the unveiling of the Jeddah Season logo, uniquely crafted entirely from gold and showcased at the Gold Exhibition. This impressive logo weighs 8.769 kilograms, making it the heaviest gold logo ever recorded.
This achievement holds significant cultural and economic value, transforming the Jeddah Season’s visual identity into a landmark accomplishment that reflects exceptional craftsmanship and creativity. It embodies the dedication of His Royal Highness Prince Saud bin Mishaal bin Abdulaziz, Deputy Governor of the Makkah Region and Chairman of the National Evaluation Committee for Jeddah Governorate. His commitment to positioning Jeddah Season on a global stage is evident through the promotion of high-quality experiences and innovative initiatives.
Currently on display at the Gold Exhibition in Jeddah Superdome—the world’s largest interconnected dome—the golden logo represents a fusion of art, economics, identity, and innovation. The exhibition is expected to attract numerous visitors and those interested in the gold industry and its intricate designs.
Opening on January 8, 2026, and running for five days as part of Jeddah Season, the Gold Exhibition features over 130 exhibitors and four Saudi factories. It offers an immersive experience that merges authenticity, luxury, and the thrill of shopping, highlighting the latest designs and innovations in the gold sector while supporting entrepreneurs and stimulating investment in this vital industry.
The exhibition is a testament to the diverse array of events offered by Jeddah Season, showcasing its ability to attract prestigious brands and specialized events. This initiative reinforces Jeddah’s status as a leading regional and global hub for industry, commerce, and tourism, aligning with the objectives of Saudi Vision 2030 to enhance quality of life and establish the city as a premier platform for economic and entertainment events on both regional and global scales.
