Florida International Palm Beach Jewelry and Antiques Show hailed as the most luxurious and sophisticated showcase of its kind in the United States, it features works from every genre, juxtaposing multiple periods and movements. Each year, the show strengthens its all-encompassing nature and reaffirms its prominence at the Palm Beach Market as the seasons most prestigious cultural event. Space is limited for exhibitors interested in participating, who will be able to showcase stunning collections in one of the most popular and important art, antiques and jewelry shows in the country, featuring the worlds most sought-after dealers.

  The show features extraordinary art, jewelry, silver, textiles, porcelain, Asian art, and more, ranging from antiques to the 20th century. Guests can navigate through aisle after aisle to admire extraordinary collections offered by renowned dealers from around the world. As the region’s most prestigious cultural event, the Palm Beach Show will feature an amazing selection of art, antiques, and jewelry, and as one might expect, the Palm Beach Show attracts a wide variety of patrons, from novice to experienced collectors, designers, museum curators, art advisors, and even celebrities. Palm Beach County is home to numerous public figures, including Tommy Hilfiger and his wife, Dee Oclepo, and David Yurman, who are all attending this year's show.

  The VIP Opening Night Preview, sponsored by Palm Beach Pictorial and Florida Design Magazine, welcomed over 4,000 enthusiastic collectors to the kickoff of this season's much anticipated art, antiques and jewelry event. Notable collectors and renowned Palm Beach social pillars were in attendance.

  Crowds gathered at the Gmurzynska Gallery booth for Thursday's VIP opening night, presented by Prince Hussein the Aga Khan, who discussed his series Living Oceans. The series includes a number of photographic deep-sea expeditions spanning a variety of marine species, which are on display exclusively for the charity Focus on Nature (FON). The Geneva-based charity was founded in 2013 by Prince Hussein the Aga Khan and Nazir Sandeji and is dedicated to the conservation of biodiversity.

  A heavily promoted Master Simon portrait and a spaniel sold by Lawrence Steigrad Fine Arts were purchased by a collector as a donation to the Gross Family Center for Anti-Semitism and Holocaust Studies.

  Doug Miller of Green River Fossils praised the staff and team at Palm Beach Exhibition Group for their efforts from inception to promotion. Their booth was featured on WPTV and WPBF news and ultimately assisted in the sale of two notable fossils.

  French exhibitor, Alex Rieunier Jewellery, exhibited at the Estate and Antiques booth 1019 and received an overwhelming amount of compliments for their booth, which featured a collection of antique crowns, one of which was already sold in Palm Beach.

  Next exhibition time: February 13-18, 2025.