JCK Jewelry Agenda: Week of Feb. 8

By Amy Elliott | February 05, 2026

Tucson is over, but the sun is still shining, especially in Palm Beach, where many industry pros will be shopping for estate pieces and one of a kinds later this week. Meanwhile, New York Fashion Week starts on Wednesday, so be sure to scan the runways for spring-summer 2026 trends. There’s also a watch exhibition in the Far East and a podcast episode you can listen to a little closer to home (in the air, in your car, or at your desk).

ATTEND

The Palm Beach Show: Feb. 12–17 (in person)

Provident Jewelry sapphire necklace — *Necklace with 273.05 cts. t.w. multicolored sapphires and 2.3 cts. t.w. diamonds in 18k white gold, $133,144; Provident Jewelry*

The warmth of Florida beckons in more ways than one this time of year—all the more reason to head to this annual art and antiques show at the Palm Beach County Convention Center in West Palm Beach. Exceptional jewelry is always a highlight of this event; this year’s stellar lineup of exhibitors includes galleries and dealers such as Aaron Faber, Camilla Dietz Bergeron, Provident Jewelry, and Treasure Fine Jewelry, plus designers Alexander Laut, Lydia Courteille, Yvel, and more.

“150 Years of Refined Elegance” Exhibition: Through mid-2026 (in person)

audemars piguet royal oak mini — *A modern interpretation of Audemars Piguet’s 20 mm Royal Oak Mini—which was introduced in 1997—with a “frosted” texture in 18k white, yellow, or rose gold (photo courtesy of Audemars Piguet)*

Last month, Audemars Piguet opened a special exhibition at AP House Singapore located in the historic bar and billiards room at Raffles Hotel. Produced in honor of the Swiss luxury watchmaker’s 150-year anniversary, the event showcases archival rarities from the 19th century and the 1920s, and also explores the evolution of the iconic Royal Oak watch from its initial release in the 1970s to its many modern-day iterations. Appointments recommended.

LISTEN

The Jewelry District podcast, episode 164 (ongoing)

Bruce Bridges mining with a hard hat next to the JCK podcast and sponsor logos Add this discussion to your queue—the perfect accompaniment for your journey home from the Tucson gem shows. JCK editor-in-chief Victoria Gomelsky and news director Rob Bates interview Bruce Bridges, CEO of Bridges Tsavorite and president of American Gem Trade Association, on a number of engaging—and important—topics. Among them are the devastating story of Bridges’ father’s murder, his dream of creating an elephant sanctuary on the family’s mining claims, and the latest news in tariffs.