If you've never been to Tucson's massive gem show, here are some tips to enjoy it to the fullest.
Madi Kingsbury The Tucson Gem, Mineral and Fossil Showcase is among the largest rock, gem and mineral shows. It makes its way annually into Tucson beginning in the end of January.
People are also reading… 1. Bring cash Each gem show is different! Some parking is free, like at the show at Kino Sports Complex, while others only accept cash, like the 22nd Street Show. The majority of the booths inside accept credit cards, but some only accept cash. 2. Wear comfortable attireThere are many gem shows around town with lots of different booths to explore. You’ll want to be comfortable to really enjoy your experience. Be prepared to get those steps in!
And it’s not just rocks, there are many unique pieces of art. Bringing a small notebook or using your phone to keep track of the items you’re interested in — and their prices — at different booths may be helpful. Many vendors are selling the same items at different prices, so you may want to explore before buying something right at the jump. Take pictures as well!
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