JCK Las Vegas 2025 Open for Registration
The jewelry trade show returns to The Venetian Expo and The Venetian Resort in Las Vegas from June 6 to 9.

For over three decades, the jewelry trade show has brought together retailers, designers, brands, manufacturers, wholesalers, and industry professionals to source products, discover new trends, network, and learn from the education lineup, said JCK.
JCK Las Vegas 2025 is scheduled for June 6 to 9, with select areas of the show floor opening a day early, on June 5.
The areas and features opening early are the AGTA GemFair and the GEMS pavilion, the Hong Kong Jewelry Manufacturers’ Association exhibitors in the Hong Kong pavilion and select JCK Talks education sessions.
Luxury is slated for June 4 to 9. Admission the first two days is invite only.
“JCK 2025 is set to build on the extraordinary success of the 2024 event, which proved that even in a period of uncertainty, JCK is the place where we all come together, find optimism, and move forward to a bright future,” said Sarin Bachmann, group vice president for the RX Jewelry Portfolio.
This year, the event’s theme is “Decades,” a celebration of jewelry and fashion styles from different eras throughout time.
Bachmann said the 2025 show is the “perfect opportunity to appreciate the rich history of jewelry though the ages while enjoying what’s new and trending today.”
Attendees can also look forward to new awards, events, and activations as well as new pavilions, brands, and jewelry lines.
Kering, which owns Boucheron, Pomellato, and Qeelin, among other brands, is expanding its Generation Award to the fine jewelry sector and it plans to launch the new award on June 7 at the Showcase Stage on Level 2 of the JCK show.
The JCK Talks education sessions also are expanding, with a larger lineup of industry leaders, innovators, and influencers sharing their expertise and insights on key areas including sustainability, digital innovation, consumer trends, the future of jewelry retail, social media marketing, and more.
The sessions are slated to begin a day early, on June 5, with a classroom-style setting on Level 1 of the show.
After that, the sessions will move to the Showcase Stage and Social Stage on Level 2 for the remainder of the show.
JCK Rocks will return in 2025 to Tao Beach in The Venetian Resort on June 8, the final day of JCK. This year’s JCK Rocks performer will be announced soon.
The concert will follow “Facets,” Jewelers for Children’s annual fundraising event.
JCK is open only to qualified, trade-only jewelry industry professionals.
Retailers and professionals who want to attend the show can register here.
Early-bird pricing has begun and will run until May 1. Registration costs vary based on badge category.
Members of the media can register here.
Attendees also have the choice to upgrade their badge to JCK Pro status for an additional $199.
JCK Pro status provides dedicated pre-show and on-site concierge and assisted registration, a dedicated desk and kiosk for faster badge pickup, access to separate lounge and business center areas on the show floor, reserved priority seating at JCK Talks, a VIP entrance and area of JCK Rocks, and more.
For information about hotel bookings and travel, visit this page on JCK’s website.
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