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Luxury & Jewelry
150
Exhibitors
45,000
Attendees
The Palm Beach Show is a prestigious physical exhibition featuring a comprehensive collection of high-end estate jewelry, fine art, silver, textiles, antiquities, and contemporary design pieces presented by top international dealers.
Exhibitor mix: Single-hall floorplan layout mapping physical booths without formal themed zones, allowing diverse juxtaposition of art, antiques, and estate jewelry genres seamlessly side by side.
The Palm Beach Show is held annually. This page tracks the next confirmed edition — The Palm Beach Show 2028 dates will be added here once announced.
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Venue
Palm Beach County Convention CenterConvention centre · 13,378 m² · 2 halls · ~6,800 people
A 350,000-square-foot convention center located in West Palm Beach, Florida, featuring a 100,000 sq ft exhibit hall, a 22,000 sq ft ballroom, and 21,000 sq ft of breakout space, connected to the Hilton West Palm Beach.
📍 650 Okeechobee Blvd, West Palm Beach, FL 33401, USA
Operated by OVG360
Organizer
Palm Beach Show GroupPrivate · West Palm Beach, United States · Founded 2004
A full-service event production and management company specializing in high-end fine art, antique, and jewelry shows.
Exhibitor list
135 companies are exhibiting at The Palm Beach Show. A sample of 12 is shown below — unlock the full list to see all 135.
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Why people attend
To buy museum-quality fine art, rare vintage estate jewelry, and elite antiques from world-renowned international dealers in an all-inclusive, highly secure physical showroom market.
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Speakers
12 speakers at The Palm Beach Show
Renee Gaddis Interiors
"Beyond the Frame: the evolution of the “gallery wall”: designing with textile art, collectible ceramics, and 3D pieces"
JMA Interior Design
"Beyond the Frame: the evolution of the “gallery wall”: designing with textile art, collectible ceramics, and 3D pieces"
Art New Line
"Collectors versus Non-Collectors: designing with art for two different client types"
Paladino Rudd Interior Design
"Collectors versus Non-Collectors: designing with art for two different client types"
Paladino Rudd Interior Design
"Collectors versus Non-Collectors: designing with art for two different client types"
Passerini Atelier & Interiors
"Time Warp: mixing period art with contemporary interiors, and vice versa"
President and Founder · CGPR
"Time Warp: mixing period art with contemporary interiors, and vice versa"
Chris Ann Goddard has spent the last decade working at the intersection of materials innovation, sustainability, and communications, partnering with the companies that are quietly rewriting the rules of how the apparel and outdoor industries think about what products are made from, and what happens to them after. She and her team at CGPR have built deep relationships across the component and sustainability world, working with forward-thinking brands including Reju, CICLO Textiles, LifeLabs, and Tersus Solutions, companies that are not just talking about a more sustainable future, but actively building it. Most notably, CGPR has been a key part of the global PR team behind the launch of Reju, a textile-to-textile regeneration company, owned by Technip Energies and built on technology developed with IBM Research, that is establishing regeneration hubs around the world to transform post-consumer polyester waste back into high-quality, like-new fiber. It is one of the most significant circularity stories in the industry right now, and Chris and her team have been there from day one helping shape how the world understands what Reju is building and why it matters. That work sits inside a much longer story. Chris founded CGPR in 1993 out of her home in Marblehead, Massachusetts, with a simple belief: do work you love, for brands you believe in. Over 30+ years, that belief has shaped one of the most respected active lifestyle and outdoor PR agencies in the country with a client roster that spans performance footwear, technical apparel, gear, and the trade events and organizations that hold the industry together. Before launching CGPR, Chris spent time in Washington, D.C., lobbying on energy, conservation, and urban recreation for the Mayor of New York, and serving in the White House Office of Congressional Liaison for the Department of Interior. That policy foundation has never left her. It informs how she thinks about industry issues, sustainability regulation, and the broader forces shaping the future of the brands with whom she works. Chris is an active member of the Outdoor Industry Association and the Conservation Alliance, and she writes and speaks regularly on the issues that matter most to this industry from circularity and material innovation to public lands, women's leadership, and the future of trade. She is a sailor, a cyclist, a skier, and a lifelong believer that getting people outside and protecting the places they go changes everything. CGPR is now part of the Off Madison Ave family — bringing together outdoor PR depth, destination storytelling, and behavioral marketing under one roof.
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founder · Timepiece Grading Specialists (TGS)
"Empowering the Collector in the Pre-Owned Watch Market"
Fred Savage is the founder of Timepiece Grading Specialists (TGS)—the world’s first third-party watch authentication and condition-grading service. He will share his personal collecting journey and the inspiration behind creating TGS, a platform designed to empower collectors, bring essential transparency to the secondary market, and make expert-level watch knowledge accessible to all.
Timepiece Grading Specialist
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