May 30 – June 2, 2024 | Wynn Las Vegas

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May 30 – June 2, 2024 | Wynn Las Vegas

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Exhibitor List
Exhibitor List
Exhibitor List

"I had the most incredible experience at the Las Vegas Antique Jewelry and Watch Show! It felt like embarking on a thrilling treasure hunt, with each booth offering a new surprise. The sheer number of vendors and their awe-inspiring collections left me completely fascinated. I was blown away by the array of unique pieces, all available at competitive prices. The selection was truly extensive, ensuring there was something for everyone's taste and preferences."

MELANIE, FLAWLESS DIAMONDS, ATTENDEE

"The range of dealers under one roof is amazing I would consider the Las Vegas Antique Jewelry & Watch Show the most important show for the antique and estate jewelry industry."

 

GUS, CAMILLA DIETZ BERGERON, LTD., EXHIBITOR

"The Las Vegas Antique Jewelry & Watch Show is my favorite show - estate jewelry is unique and affordable - many wonderful finds."

 

CHRISTINE, SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, ATTENDEE

"If antique and estate jewelry is an important segment of your business, attending the Las Vegas Antique Jewelry & Watch Show will only help you grow!"

 

SHERRY, FRANTZ DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY, ATTENDEE

In Celebration of Women's History Month: A Brief History of 3 Icons of Jewelry
Jewelry

In Celebration of Women's History Month: A Brief History of 3 Icons of Jewelry

March is officially recognized as Women’s History Month, and it is a prime opportunity to reflect on the impact women have had throughout history. From abolitionists to scientists, from teachers to doctors, from authors to politicians, women have had a profound effect on the world around us. Being the jewelry obsessives we are, we wanted to take a moment to reflect on a few key women (out of many!) who have meaningfully altered the world of jewelry. Whether by designing jewelry or influencing the way women adorn themselves, Suzanne Belperron, María Félix and Iris Apfel have created seismic shifts in the jewelry landscape. ...

The Legacy of Marina B
Jewelry

The Legacy of Marina B

On February 14th of this year, designer Marina B passed away. She was 93. To say that Marina B was an icon of fine jewelry seems too small of a sentiment. The granddaughter of Sotirios Bulgari, who founded the famed Italian house, Marina finished her studies in art and mathematics before taking over the helm of the family business from her father, Constantino, in 1973. Soon after assuming the role of CEO for the brand, Marina realized that she needed to break from the family business in order to fully realize the potential of her creativity and vision, and, in 1978, she launched Marina B. Her first showroom was in Geneva, with stores in London, Milan, Monte Carlo, Paris and New York quickly following....

Trending Now: Jewelry to Wear Now and Cherish for Generations
Jewelry

Trending Now: Jewelry to Wear Now and Cherish for Generations

Each month, we try to highlight a different genre or era of jewelry that can be discovered at our events. We often focus on museum-worthy pieces like the Van Cleef & Arpels “Zip” necklace, or some of the incredible, bespoke commissions of Mexican film star and jewelry aficionado, María Félix; it’s a thrill digging into the history and provenance of important jewelry! ...

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