New York City Jewelry & Watch Show
October 24-27, 2024
Metropolitan Pavilion
125 West 18th Street New York, NY 10011
NYCJAWS.com

NEW YORK CITY — The New York City Jewelry and Watch Show makes its return this fall to downtown Manhattan this October 24-27, transforming the Metropolitan Pavilion into a jewelry enthusiast haven. The Pavilion’s Hall is adorned with displays of jewelry, creating an atmosphere with strong transactional energy This year’s event promises to be a momentous occasion, featuring a collection of jewelry and timepieces from jewelers representing more than ten countries.

The annual event is set to bring together a cross-selection of classic antique collections, vintage pieces and unique handcrafted modern and contemporary jewelry designs. Attendees can anticipate an assortment of presentations featuring a selection of exhibitors. Recognizable returning exhibitors include Camila Dietz Bergeron, Fred Leighton, J.S. Fearnley, Paul Fisher, Roy Rover Antiques among many more presenting their newest acquisitions to the show’s audience. New exhibitors joining the show this year include Bluestone Trading Company Inc, Ashley Zhang Jewelry, Fecarotta Antichità and others.

Every year, the NYCJAW Show launches significant social media coverage content created by industry influencers who attend the event as well as exhibiting there. Participating dealers including Luxury Bazaar, Jewels by Grace, DeYoung Collection and Courtville, all of whom have significant followings contributing to the existing show promotion of the October event. Roman Sharf of Luxury Bazaar reviewed the 2023 show on its YouTube channel. The video, labeling the event as a “win,” reporting more than $2 million in sales at the show, reached more than 126,000 views.

These influential dealers, with significant social media followings bring fresh perspectives and innovative engagement online and in person that resonate with a younger and worldwide collector. Their presence at the show underscores the dynamic and evolving nature of the jewelry and watch industry, where traditional craftsmanship meets modern trends and digital influence.

“The New York City Jewelry and Watch Show serves as a platform for exhibitors to come together in person to buy, sell, trade and network,” said Scott Diament, president and chief executive officer of the Palm Beach Show Group. “The inclusion of new exhibitors alongside renowned jewelry experts highlights the comprehensive appeal of this event and creates an atmosphere where both established and newer generational jewelers can shine.”

The Metropolitan Pavilion is at 125 W 18th Street. For information, www.palmbeachshow.com or 561-822-5440.

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