Dulles Expo Center
The Dulles Expo & Conference Center is the second largest exhibit hall in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area. Located just six miles south of Washington Dulles International Airport, this 200,000 sq
Dulles Expo Center (Chantilly, VA)
The acclaimed International Gem and Jewelry Show presents the most dazzling display of gems, jewelry, beads, accessories and minerals ever seen under one roof. The huge selection, along with special show pricing direct from worldwide designers and manufacturers, make this show a must for gem enthusiasts and jewelry lovers alike.
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The last date listed for International Gem and Jewelry Show was Sunday August 16, 2009 / 11:00am to 5:00pm. (view all dates)
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Fantastic selection! I was doubtful of advertising but there really was something for everyone---a large variety of everything--original designs, silver, gold, paltinum, beads, loose gems and stones, findings, costume, classic, fun, ethnic, etc., etc, etc. Really, something for everyone, no matter who you are or what you like!!!

I try to make it to the Gem and Jewelry Show every time it's at the Dulles Expo Center. There's a huge variety -- diamonds and fine jewelry, sterling silver, beaded jewelry, and tons of supplies for jewelry making. I'm more of a beaded/sterling kind of girl, and I always find a great selection at VERY reasonable prices. There are some vendors that I make sure to visit each time. It's a great place to buy gifts, also. I definitely recommend going!
Sundays tend to be less busy, and lots of vendors discount items on Sunday because it's the last day of the show.

There is a wide array of beautiful jewelry at this event - everything from diamonds to stone beads to jewelry making supplies. I think it might be best to go on Sunday, as many vendors sell items for "50% off." I actually went all three days and enjoyed it.
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Now in its 41st year, this renowned exhibit of gems and jewelry has grown to nearly 100 shows annually in more than 35 markets nationwide. Tremendous selection and genuine savings are hallmarks of the shows’ success and popularity.
This show features hundreds of exhibitors from around the globe, including China, India, Africa, Australia, Russia, the American Southwest and more. Colorful displays feature rare and exotic gems, unusual custom-designed pieces and special “theme” jewelry of interest to hobbyists. Several of the shows have featured exhibits of special interest, such as jewelry displays of famous movie stars and well-known celebrities, among other interesting and unusual displays.
Peruse extraordinary one-of-a-kind jewelry creations, precious and semi-precious gemstones, eye-catching beads, pearls, watches, antique and estate jewelry, accessories and much more. Free jewelry cleaning and tips on proper maintenance and storage are provided. From everyday-fashionable pieces to the truly rare and exquisite, there is always something for everyone.
In addition to the section of the show open to the public, there is also a second section open to those in the jewelry trade.
In 1967, Herbert A. Duke, Sr., founded the first commercial gem and jewelry show to sell directly to the public. From these humble beginnings, the International Gem & Jewelry Shows were created. With nearly 100 shows yearly in more than 35 major U.S. cities, they now produce the largest exhibition of gems, minerals and jewelry in the world. More than half a million people pass through this world famous bazaar each year.