Registration for JCK Las Vegas 2026 Is Now Open
A new lifestyle section and a watch showcase have been added to this year’s event.

The show will return to The Venetian Expo from Friday, May 29, to Monday, June 1.
Select areas and features will open a day before on Thursday, May 28, including the AGTA GemFair and the Gems Pavilion, the Hong Kong Pavilion, JCK Talks, and the new Lifestyle Pavilion.
Luxury will run from Wednesday, May 27, through Monday, June 1. The first two days are by invitation only.
This year’s theme, "In Your Element," celebrates JCK’s commitment to creating a welcoming environment, said organizers, with opportunities for discovery, learning, and connection.
There will be a few new features of note at this year’s show.
The Lifestyle Pavilion will be a dedicated space for accessories, home décor, and gifts.
Located inside the Gems Hall, the Lifestyle Pavilion will give retailers a chance to bring new offerings into their stores to drive more traffic, said JCK.
Also new to the show is Timepieces at Luxury and JCK, a watch showcase that will run from Wednesday, May 27, to Monday, June 1. The first two days are by invitation only.
Several brands will be highlighted, including Movado, Citizen Watch U.S., Frederique Constant, Alpina Watches, Victorinox, Shinola, Bulova, G-Shock, and Casio.
Couture will also offer a watch showcase this year, partnering with Time to Watches, which organizes a watch show in Geneva every spring.
JCK will also highlight the artistry, heritage, and craftsmanship of the various countries and cultures represented on the show floor through its "Global Spotlight" campaign.
The JCK Talks education program returns to the show floor, with industry experts covering a variety of topics, including business management, AI/analytics, trends, professional development, and regulations.
Buyers can upgrade their badge to include the all-new JCK Talks Signature Series. This separate education track offers in-depth education on AI, business, experience marketing, and trend forecasting.
Attendees can also upgrade to JCK Pro, an all-access pass that offers a variety of benefits, including the new JCK Talks Signature Series content, two days of complimentary lunch, hotel discounts, session recordings, dedicated registration lines, exclusive lounge access, and reserved seating.
The JCK Rocks event will return as well, with this year’s performer set to be announced soon.
"This year, we are focused on ensuring every attendee feels 'in their element' from the moment they arrive,” said Jen Hopf, the new JCK event director.
“With exciting new launches like the Lifestyle Pavilion and Timepieces at Luxury and JCK, plus an enhanced educational lineup, we are creating a dynamic environment that fosters not only business growth, but personal inspiration. JCK is more than a trade show; it is the essential event where the heart of our industry connects, and we are confident that this year will be our most impactful yet."
Registration is open now for qualified jewelry and watch trade professionals.
Early bird pricing is available now through March 14 while advanced pricing is available March 15 through May 20, with standard pricing to follow.
Visit the JCK website to register.
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