The upcoming Miami Jewelry & Watch Show is set to host a unique event featuring the distinguished jewelry author and collector, Beth Bernstein. This special occasion will immerse attendees in the captivating world of vintage jewelry, offering both an educational tour and an exclusive opportunity for direct engagement with Bernstein.

This event underscores the growing interest in the historical and artistic aspects of jewelry, providing a platform for enthusiasts and collectors to deepen their understanding and appreciation. Bernstein's involvement promises an insightful exploration into the evolution of jewelry design, cementing the show's status as a significant cultural and commercial gathering for the industry.

Exploring Decades of Vintage Jewelry Styles

On January 10, 2026, Beth Bernstein, a celebrated authority in the jewelry world, will conduct a specialized tour titled "Vintage Jewelry: A Tour Through the 1930s–1980s." This guided exploration will showcase iconic jewelry trends from distinct eras, including late Art Deco, Retro, mid-20th-century designs, and the influential styles of the 1960s and 1970s. Utilizing her profound knowledge and her recent publication, "The Modern Guide to Vintage Jewellery," Bernstein will provide attendees with an exceptional chance to delve into these historical periods through both educational insights and direct observation of remarkable pieces.

The tour will feature selections from exhibitors whose collections and craftsmanship are highlighted in Bernstein's book, such as Keyamour, Wilson's Estate Jewelry, Rogue Jewels, and Circa 1700. Participants will gain valuable perspectives on the defining characteristics, materials, and cultural forces that shaped each period. This comprehensive journey will also include opportunities to view and acquire museum-quality examples available directly on the show floor. Following the tour, a Q&A session and book signing with Bernstein will allow collectors and enthusiasts to interact personally with one of the jewelry industry's most esteemed voices, providing a robust foundation of knowledge for both experienced collectors and newcomers alike. Due to the exclusive nature of this program, advance registration is mandatory.

An Exclusive Engagement with a Renowned Author

The Miami Jewelry & Watch Show is proud to host a distinctive event featuring Beth Bernstein, an acclaimed jewelry journalist, collector, and author. On Saturday, January 10, 2026, starting at 12:00 p.m., Bernstein will lead a comprehensive tour titled "Vintage Jewelry: A Tour Through the 1930s–1980s." This curated experience promises a deep dive into the evolution of vintage jewelry, encompassing styles from the elegant late Art Deco period, the bold Retro era, sophisticated mid-20th-century designs, the free-spirited 1960s, and the revolutionary 1970s. Drawing extensively from her expertise and her latest work, "The Modern Guide to Vintage Jewellery" (ACC Artbooks, 2025), Bernstein will offer attendees an unparalleled opportunity to explore these iconic eras through an engaging combination of educational insights and direct exposure to exquisite pieces.

The guided tour will highlight specific exhibitors whose work and collections are prominently featured in Bernstein's recent book, including distinguished names like Keyamour, Wilson's Estate Jewelry, Rogue Jewels, and Circa 1700. Guests will acquire a thorough understanding of the stylistic hallmarks, precious materials, and significant cultural influences that defined each period, all while examining museum-quality jewelry available for purchase directly at the exhibition. After the tour concludes, participants are cordially invited to a live question-and-answer session with Bernstein, followed by a book signing. This segment offers a unique chance for both seasoned collectors and those new to the world of vintage jewelry to engage directly with one of the most respected authorities in the field, empowering them with foundational knowledge and deeper appreciation. Given the limited capacity for this exceptional program, early registration is a prerequisite to ensure participatio