LUXURY 2026 Draws 334 Exhibitors to Las Vegas

LUXURY 2026 will bring 334 exhibitors to The Venetian Resort and Hotel in Las Vegas from May 27 to June 1, 2026, positioning the trade show as a key sourcing destination for upscale jewelry retailers seeking high-end manufacturers and designers.

The five-day event focuses on connecting luxury jewelry retailers with suppliers across multiple categories, including fine jewelry, diamond jewelry, colored gemstone pieces, and fashion accessories. The show's format emphasizes business-to-business transactions in a tailored environment designed for serious buying decisions.

Sector Representation

The exhibitor roster spans multiple jewelry categories, with strong representation from fine jewelry manufacturers, designer brands, and specialized suppliers. Key participating companies include Roman + Jules and Nelson Jewellery USA Inc in fine jewelry, while Meira T Designs showcases colored gem jewelry, designer pieces, and personalized jewelry lines. Dilamani represents the accessories segment.

Business services also feature prominently, with Jewelers Mutual Insurance Company providing specialized insurance solutions for jewelry retailers. Component suppliers like H.J. Namdar will display jewelry mountings and ring settings, while Mira Style focuses on engagement rings and wedding bands.

International Participation

While the majority of exhibitors represent U.S.-based companies, international participation includes SHIVA DESIGN & JEWELS from Turkey, demonstrating the show's appeal to global suppliers seeking access to the American luxury jewelry market. Companies like A & P Afarin Co Inc and Getana & Co round out the fine jewelry category representation.

Show Format and Venue

The Venetian Resort location provides dedicated exhibition space alongside meeting facilities for private appointments between retailers and suppliers. The venue's infrastructure supports the show's focus on high-value transactions, with exhibitors able to display premium jewelry collections in an upscale environment.

The five-day schedule allows for extended networking opportunities and comprehensive product reviews, giving retailers sufficient time to evaluate new lines and negotiate terms with multiple suppliers. The show's positioning during late spring coincides with retailers' preparation for summer and holiday seasons.

What to Expect

Attendees can access product launches across multiple jewelry categories, from traditional fine jewelry to contemporary designer pieces. The show emphasizes direct manufacturer relationships, with many exhibitors offering exclusive territory agreements and customization options for qualifying retailers.

Business service providers will demonstrate inventory management systems, insurance solutions, and marketing support programs designed specifically for jewelry retailers. Component suppliers offer sourcing opportunities for retailers with in-house design capabilities.