Key takeaways
• KIL Promotions is debuting the inaugural Ft. Lauderdale Jewelry, Antique & Object Show from January 28 to February 1, 2027, at the Broward County Convention Center.
• The five-day show will feature approximately 150 galleries, designers, and dealers offering antique jewelry, luxury objects, and rare collectibles.
• Acclaimed jewelry historian Beth Bernstein will host guided educational tours of historical jewelry eras and moderate an expert panel discussion.
KIL Promotions, the event organizer of the beloved annual NYCJAOS events and The Jeweled Collective pop-up events, is bringing its successful show format to Florida with the inaugural Ft. Lauderdale Jewelry, Antique & Object Show (FLJAOS) in late January 2027. The five-day show will feature approximately 150 antique galleries, jewelry designers, vintage and antique jewelry dealers, and luxury object makers. The show will debut at the Broward County Convention Center on Thursday, January 28, and will run through Monday, February 1. The show will be open to the public with general admission from 11 am to 6 pm Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, January 28-31, followed by 11 am to 4 pm on Monday, February 1. This exciting new show is a premium destination for luxury consumers in Florida. Tickets are complimentary and are available on the show’s website at https://fljaos.com/pages/tickets.

“Florida has long been a haven for luxury consumers in the winter season, and many of our clients, both dealers and shoppers, are regularly in the Sunshine State in January. We aim to bring the same relaxed hospitality and comfortable shopping experience that has made NYCJAOS such a thriving success to the Ft Lauderdale area,” says Konstantinos I. Leoussis, founder of KIL Promotions. “The celebrity-driven vintage trend has created strong demand for distinctive vintage/antique jewelry and watches, and it is one of the only trends that spans all generations. Today’s consumer wants more access to rarities from the world’s leading dealers. Our show not only gives them that access; it also adds the experience of discovery and the element of surprise that cannot be achieved online. There is nothing more satisfying than the delight of finding the perfect one-of-a-kind piece for your unique sense of style.”
To add an educational element to the show, acclaimed jewelry author and historian Beth Bernstein will host a tour of the show, introducing various dealers who will provide commentary about jewelry from specific time periods, from the 1700s through the 1970s (Georgian, Victorian, Edwardian/Belle Epoque, Art Deco, retro, mid-twentieth century, 1960s, and 1970s). Interested visitors must sign up for the tour. In addition, Bernstein will moderate a panel discussion with dealers and experts on particular eras and what shoppers should look for or ask when making buying decisions.
Hosted by KIL Promotions at the Broward County Convention Center at 1950 Eisenhower Blvd, this event offers luxury consumers the chance to browse and collect handbags, scarves, watches, fine silver goods, art objects and rare collectibles, as well as both new and old jewelry. FLJAOS provides a sophisticated shopping experience where past and present collide, highlighting vintage and antique treasures alongside contemporary designer goods, all rooted in timeless craftsmanship. Guests can try on collectible jewels, inquire about the provenance behind each piece, and request specific items from dealers who specialize in a particular era. The elevated Madison Avenue-style shopping experience makes this show the ultimate destination for Florida locals seeking luxury, authenticity, and value they can normally only find in larger cities.
Explore fljaos.com for more information about the show, including the exhibiting dealers. To contact KIL Promotions regarding exhibiting, vendors, sponsorships, advertising and partnerships, email hello@kilpromotions.com. Tickets to the show can be reserved on the ticket page of the show’s website at https://fljaos.com/pages/tickets.
Press and media inquiries should be directed to Duvall O’Steen at duvallosteennyc@gmail.com.


















































































