Press Release
As international jewelry trade continues to evolve, the JIS Show (Jewelers International Showcase) in Miami Beach, FL is reinforcing its position as the leading global sourcing hub connecting the United States, Latin America, and the Caribbean. JIS Spring, taking place March 8 – 10 in Miami Beach, a city long recognized as a crossroads for commerce and culture, brings together a uniquely international mix of buyers and exhibitors at a moment when cross-border trade has never been more critical.
The JIS Spring show, taking place at the Miami Beach Convention Center, is timed for new season trends and functions as a restocking ground for the global jewelry business. Retailers, manufacturers, and wholesalers from across the Americas and beyond use the show as a strategic meeting point, drawn by Miami’s accessibility, infrastructure, and deep ties to Latin American and Caribbean markets. For many international buyers, Miami has become the preferred alternative to sourcing in Europe or Asia, offering, proximity and cultural fluency.
The 2026 JIS Spring show is gearing up for a successful event with participation from buyers in Latin America, the Caribbean and locally showing a positive trend – reinforcing their need for new inventory.
“The Spring show in Miami Beach allows us to connect jewelry retailers and suppliers in one centralized hub,” says Sara McDonough, Event Director for JIS Events. “The timing and location create a perfect destination for a unique community, made up of local boutique stores in Florida, buyers gearing up for travel and tourism in the Caribbean, and designers across the Americas. This is the show that the jewelry trade industry trusts for immediate delivery and secure transactions.”
International and Latin American jewelry trade professionals attend JIS from across Central and South America, the Caribbean, and other global markets to restock and replenish inventory. Vendor and brand discovery provides a diverse range of product, spanning from silver and fashion pieces, fine jewelry collections, well-known brands and more. This year, nearly half of the attendees note silver and fashion products to be of interest in their sourcing and discovery goals.
