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  1. De Beers Revives ‘A Diamond is Forever’ Tagline for New ‘Forever Present’ Holiday Campaign
  2. GIA to Close Israel Lab by Year End
  3. Richemont Sales in Asia Pacific Down
  4. AGTA Announces 2024 Spectrum & Cutting Edge Award Winners
  5. GIA Reports Animal-Like Inclusions in Natural Diamonds
  6. WFDB Encourages Industry Investment in Natural Diamond Marketing
  7. De Beers’ Tracr Platform to Disclose Single Country of Origin for Over 1.25ct Rough
  8. LVMH Watches and Jewellery Sales Drop 5 Percent For First Nine Months This Year
  9. Fancy-coloured Diamond Prices Show Overall Stability with Moderate Declines
  10. Gübelin Opens New Lab in Bangkok
  11. Sally Morrison Takes Larger Role in De Beers to Lead US Marketing
  12. Buccellati Executive to Lead Board of New Richemont Acquisition Jewellery Brand
  13. Weak Sales Recorded from Gemfields Emerald Auction
  14. Gübelin Opens New Lab in Bangkok
  15. Jewelers of America Announces 2024 CASE Awards Winners
  16. Chow Tai Fook Appoints New Chief to Lead Strategic Expansion in Southeast Asia and Globally
  17. Pandora Raises Full Year Growth Outlook Amid Strong Performance
  18. GIA Finds Natural-Looking Inclusions in Synthetic Ruby
  19. Hong Kong Luxury Retail Sales Down 23% in June
  20. De Beers Cancels August Sight, Combines with October Sight
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HKJM > News > Miami Beach to showcase antique jewellery
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Miami Beach to showcase antique jewellery

4-1-2019

 

The Original Miami Beach Antique Show will auction jewellery and timepieces from the Victorian era and WWII on 26-29 January at the Miami Beach Convention Center.

 

Katrina Canady, the show manager said their vendors are among the most knowledgeable in the world. They are always thrilled to satisfy the curiosity of those who are interested. Visitors always leave with a wealth of antique knowledge after visiting the show. Antique experts will be on site on 27-28 from 11:00-15:00 to offer ticket holders verbal valuations and opinions on their ready-to-buy-items on a first come first served basis. Jewellery author and historian, Beth Bernstein will guide two tours to explore Georgian items displayed by vendors.   

 

The organiser, U.S. Antique Shows offers a wide range of vintage and estate jewellery and watches, annually draw more than 50,000 consumers and 3,000 dealers from 28 countries.

 

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