International Gem and Jewelry Show at Dulles Expo Center
Dulles Expo Center (4368 Chantilly Center Chantilly, VA 20153)
- Full Price:
- $8.00
- Our Price:
- FREE*
* Additional fees apply.
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Goldstar Member Tips
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Goldstar Member on What to Wear
Casual
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Adrienne on Other
Make sure to get a free next-day pass on your way out.
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Goldstar Member on Where to Park
Parking was crowded, arrive early for best space.
Goldstar Member Reviews
We had a terrific time. First, we took the advice of other members and had lunch outside of the Expo Center. It was right around the corner at Wilbur's BBQ - great BBQ, as always! They never disappoint you with their BBQ.Written on Dec 20 2010
The show was amazing! Every time I go to the Expo Center, I am always amazed at how big it is and how many vendors can actually fit inside. This was no exception! We didn't even see half of the jewelers. There is a lot of repetition, so look carefully and go to compare price, length of chain or leather chain and quality of goods. It also helps if you know what you are looking for, since they sell to both jewelers that make their own jewelry and pre-made jewelery to include estate jewelery and many different other styles.
I guess I wasn't paying attention to the dates and didn't see they were open on Monday so I didn't even purchase tickets for Monday. I've never heard of a show running into a Monday before. Great time.
Make sure you print your Confirmation Receipt since that it your ticket to enter the event. There is NO will-call ticket window.
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If you're into jewelry this is a great event to attend.... but wear comfortable walking shoes and be prepared for some aisles that are so crowded it's like rush hour on the Beltway.Written on Feb 21 2011
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I went to the show hoping to find a wide range of unset gems, and was disappointed. While there were some spectacular stones for $6,000-$30,000, and some overpriced good stones in the $1,000-$4,000 range, there was little between $10.00 and $1,000 -- the range in which I was looking. I won't go to this show again.Written on Dec 19 2011
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Alice
I can see this being of interest to people who are all set to buy jewelry at good deals; I personally went to be inspired by innovative, inspiring, and creative concepts. With that mentality, I found much of the items pretty conventional. There are a handful of pretty great jewelry makers who were truly different from the others, but for the most part, it was like walking through a giant jewelry shop rather than an artistic showcase.Written on Aug 22 2011
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More Information About International Gem and Jewelry Show
Website
http://www.intergem.com/index.cfm
Description
Now in its 44th 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.
About the Ticket Supplier: International Gem & Jewelry Show
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.




