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Jewelers of America is Headed to Las Vegas for JCK 2025
The countdown is on for the JCK Las Vegas Show and JA is pulling out all the stops.

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The countdown is on for the JCK Las Vegas Show, and Jewelers of America (JA) is pulling out all the stops for members attending this year’s event, taking place June 6–9 at The Venetian Expo. Whether you’re a first-timer or a seasoned show-goer, be sure to swing by JA’s Booth #L205 in the lower-level lobby for exclusive giveaways and a chance to connect with the JA team.
JA Booth #L205: Benefits, Partners & Prizes
Spin to Win
Take a Break with a Massage
Hot Off the Press: National Jeweler’s State of the Majors 2025
Celebrate with Fellow Members at the JA Member Meetup
Check Out JA Supplier Members Exhibiting in Vegas
JA Partners Onsite: Don’t Miss These Exhibitors
- Diamond Council of America (DCA) – Booth #L100 | Learn about DCA’s newly updated courses and enhanced online learning platform, designed to help sales professionals grow their product knowledge and close more sales.
- Jewelers Mutual Group – Booths #LUXL100, 52119, 15043
- Synchrony – Booth #L404
- Podium – Booth #53111
- Aurora Payments – At JA Booth #L205
- JewelersHealthCare.com – At JA Booth #L205
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