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Dates set for invite-only Prime show
The Prime Jewelry Group will host an invitation-only buying event in Miami this summer, bringing together high-end independent retailers with manufacturers.
Atlanta--The Prime Jewelry Group will host an invitation-only buying event in Miami this summer, bringing together high-end independent retailers with manufacturers.
The show will take place Aug. 24 and 25 at the Ritz-Carlton Key Biscayne.
Attendees will have the opportunity to see a “well-rounded” selection of best-selling and high-quality lines from industry manufacturers, Prime organizers said, for a streamlined, custom-tailored assortment of designs in key categories.
Afternoon break-out sessions and evening functions and events also will be offered to attendees to “mix business with pleasure.”
“Designed to offer an ‘experience’ rather than a traditional trade show atmosphere, Prime offers a cultivated product selection that matches attending jewelers’ needs, giving everyone time for extended appointments, quality face-to-face meetings and fabulous social networking events,” said Prime Jewelry Group President John Preziose.
A select group of retailers are invited to attend Prime.
Additional information on the show can be found on the Prime Jewelry Group website.
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