JOGS Las Vegas Gem & Jewelry Show Announces Dates
This year, the trade show will have pavilions dedicated to turquoise and Tucson gems among others.
The JOGS Las Vegas Gem & Jewelry Show is slated for May 29-June 1 at The Mirage Hotel and Casino’s events center.
This year, the trade show features several pavilions dedicated to specific vendors, such as a Southwestern Turquoise section, a Bali Silver Group manufacturers area, an Amber pavilion, an Exclusive Designer Jewels section, and a Tucson Gem pavilion.
JOGS has also announced a partnership with publishing company Interweave Co. to bring educational content to the show.
Interweave will host education workshops and seminars, JOGS said, that are specialized for jewelry makers and designers.
“We are thrilled to partner with Interweave Co. to bring a new level of education and opportunity to our attendees," said JOGS International Exhibits founder Vitaliy Mayzenberg.
"Our show is already known for bringing top industry suppliers from around the world, but with this partnership, we are taking it to the next level."
JOGS International Exhibits has been hosting gem and jewelry trade shows for more than two decades.
More information on the Las Vegas 2023 edition is available online.
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