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Las Vegas Gem, Mineral & Jewelry Show

Event Details

Date(s): June 2-6

Location: The Expo at World Market Center

Address: 435 S Grand Central Pkwy, Las Vegas, NV 89106

Phone: (213) 629-3030

Visit Official Website

Note from SJN Editors:

All dates are subject to change. Please verify times and location details with the official organiser before finalizing travel plans.

What to Expect

Find rare stones, finished jewelry, and lapidary supplies at this multi-day marketplace. Whether you are an experienced jeweler searching for wholesale inventory or a collector seeking unique mineral specimens, you will find hundreds of vendors offering direct access to quality materials.

You can browse a wide selection of items across the showroom floor:

  • Raw crystals, geodes, and rare mineral specimens
  • Cut gemstones ready for custom jewelry settings
  • Finished gold, silver, and gemstone jewelry
  • Beads, findings, and gem-cutting equipment
Attendee TypeHighlightsWhat to Bring
CollectorsMineral specimens, fossils, and crystalsMagnifier or gem loupe
JewelersWholesale loose stones, beads, and mountingsBusiness license or tax ID
HobbyistsDirect artisan pieces and lapidary toolsComfortable walking shoes

Pro Tip: Bring a copy of your state resale certificate if you plan to buy wholesale, as many vendors offer volume discounts to licensed trade buyers.

Plan Your Visit: Mark your calendar for June 2-6, 2027. Call event management at (213) 629-3030 to confirm daily exhibit hours and registration details before you arrive.

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