Registration Is Open for JIS Fall 2023
It’s scheduled for Oct. 13-16 in Miami Beach, Florida.

The jewelry trade show geared toward cash-and-carry business is scheduled for Oct. 13-16 at the Miami Beach Convention Center in Miami Beach, Florida.
The convention center is also home to The Original Miami Beach Antique Show annually.
The largest of the JIS events, JIS Fall 2023 will host more than 600 exhibitors from around the world offering fine jewelry, lab-grown diamonds, silver, fashion jewelry, and technology products.
Exhibitors will include Afarin, Anna Zuckerman, Bapalal Keshavlal, Breuning Inc., Doves by Doron Paloma, and Stuller.
International pavilions will group exhibitors from Italy, Hong Kong, Turkey, and South Africa.
The ETS Pavilion, meanwhile, will showcase technology, services and supplies for businesses. Another pavilion will host members of the supplier organization Plumb Club.
“We are thrilled to welcome the jewelry industry back to JIS Fall 2023,” said JIS Event Director Sara McDonough.
“This year’s event promises to be the biggest and most exciting yet, with an extensive lineup of exhibitors, pavilions, and networking events. We look forward to providing attendees with a platform to discover the latest trends, build meaningful connections, and elevate their businesses to new heights.”
JIS Fall will offer several networking opportunities for visitors and exhibitors.
The “New Exhibitor Happy Hour” on Friday, Oct. 13 will offer hors d’oeuvres, cocktails, and a DJ.
On the same day, guests can enjoy a churro station at the Silver and Fashion Pavilion pop-up.
On Sat., Oct. 14, the “Cocktails & Connections Networking Event” will have live music from local country band Whisky Six.
The full event schedule, list of exhibitors, and link for registration is available on the JIS website.
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