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Jewelry designers have until early February to apply to take part in Couture's Diversity Action Council program.

The show will return to The Venetian Expo and The Venetian.

Mainstays like Damiani and Roberto Coin will exhibit alongside newcomers like PDPaola and Salima Thakker.

Israel International Diamond Week is slated for the end of March.

Scheduled for Feb. 1, the event will feature six gemological education presentations and three hands-on sessions.

L.J. West Diamonds has collaborated with the Melbourne Museum to mount an exhibition of the rarest stones from the now-closed Argyle mine.

The star speaker at next year’s Conclave will be tennis legend Andre Agassi.

Editor-in-Chief Michelle Graff shares some verbal highlights from Jewelers Mutual’s inaugural “Conversations” event in Park City, Utah.

Informa Markets also announced the return of Jewellery & Gem Asia Hong Kong (JGA) in June.
The event will be hosted by the Dubai Multi Commodities Centre from Feb. 15-17.

The competition takes place in tandem with TJA’s annual convention, known as the Texas Jewelers Roundup.

Gemstones Editor Brecken Branstrator dishes on the latest color to trend, the show floor buzz, and more from Denver.

The event is slated for Oct. 20-22 at Brooklyn Metal Works.

“Top Watch” will be held concurrently with the Centurion South Beach Jewelry Show.

The summer edition of JA New York will be no more, as organizers pivot to put more resources behind the spring and fall shows.

The exhibition is larger in scale this year and has a new theme, Enlightenment.

Associate Editor Lenore Fedow shares her experiences at JA New York and Melee the Show alongside her favorite jewels.

The event will be held on Nov. 4 and 5 at Columbia College’s Film Row Cinema Building.

Chapters in 20 cities across North America will participate in the annual celebration and membership drive.

Due to high exhibitor demand, its pavilion will be more than 25,000 square feet total.

Special events at this year’s jewelry trade show include a tour of local museums and gem-related destinations.

It will be held Sept. 6 and 7 at local gallery Balefire Goods.

The event will bring gems, minerals, and fossils under one roof from Sept. 8-11 in Denver.