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The world’s largest, oldest, and most prestigious showcase of rare gemstones, precious minerals, prehistoric fossils, crystals, meteorites, minerals, and more returns to Tucson in 2026. Now in its 71st year of operation, Tucson Gem Show as a whole is primed for...

At his booth at the Tucson Gem Show on 22nd Street, Luke A. Miller, the owner of Yax Tun Minerals, a dealer in Chiapas, Mexico, that specializes in Guatemalan jade, took a strand of blue-green beads from around his neck and held it to the light.

“Hundreds of vendors from dozens of countries converged in Tucson, Arizona, for the annual Gem and Mineral Show, where the best and most impressive gems, minerals, and fossils turn the past into profit. And everywhere you looked, Wyoming was represented.”

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“Russell and Missy Carhart, co-founders of Hart Events and managers of Eons Expos, hope to attract younger audiences and raise money during their 130,000-square-foot Tucson Gem Show on 22nd Street.”

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“With 450 vendors, the 22nd Street Show is the largest component of the Tucson Gem and Mineral Show. Admission is free, with a $10 parking fee.”

“Tucson’s largest free and open-to-the-public gem show could offer some new sights for visitors after some challenging times since the pandemic.”