
With the holiday selling season just around the corner, JIS Fall 2026 will bring more than 600 exhibitors to Miami Beach, offering retailers a final opportunity to source inventory, spot emerging trends, and connect with suppliers before year-end.
The show, which will take place Oct. 16–19 at the Miami Beach Convention Center, is expected to feature more than 600 exhibitors offering both merchandise for immediate delivery and opportunities for future orders.
According to RX USA, the show’s organizer, the event is designed to help retailers replenish fast-selling merchandise, respond to emerging trends, and fill inventory gaps across categories including fine jewelry, fashion jewelry, bridal, gemstones, silver, gold, accessories, technology, and business services.
The show’s educational programming will include a series of “On Trend Talks” on the exhibition floor. Sessions will cover alternative materials, jewelry design trends, and holiday retail trends, with speakers including Victoria Gomelsky, editor-in-chief of JCK magazine; trend forecaster Jen Cullen Williams; and retail consultant Tammy Lail.
“For jewelry retailers, timing is everything, and JIS Fall provides an important opportunity to make critical final adjustments to holiday assortments,” Sara McDonough, event director of JIS, said in a statement. “The ability to source from more than 600 exhibitors, take immediate delivery of inventory, and place future orders makes the event especially valuable this close to peak selling season.”
Networking events include a welcome reception on Oct. 16 and JIS Unwrapped on Oct. 17. Attendees will also find refreshment stations, an interactive gem-color forecast, a custom embroidery activation, and a gift-wrapping studio.
JIS said the show will feature a range of first-time exhibitors, including Jewels by Anu, Previato Corp., Sky Wing, Orchid Gems, Om Color Diamonds, Athra, AAB Style, Augusta Estrada Jewelry, Estojos Baldi, Gurjar Global, and Jewelerette & Co.
Registration is currently open to qualified members of the jewelry trade. A $25 non-refundable registration fee will take effect for registrations submitted on or after October 1.
The JCK News Desk uses AI to help research and produce the first draft of articles. This story was then reviewed by staff writer David Blomquist.
(Photo courtesy of RX USA)
- Subscribe to the JCK News Daily
- Subscribe to the JCK Special Report
- Follow JCK on Instagram: @jckmagazine
- Follow JCK on X: @jckmagazine
- Follow JCK on Facebook: @jckmagazine


