Ulka Rocks Jewelry Trip - Shopping Gallery

Exclusive jewelry sourcing trip experience with Ulka Rocks

One-of-a-kind treasures from Ulka's show  |  Limited time availability  |  Filter to find your favorites  |  New items added frequently as we shop

When is Ulka’s next shopping trip?

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Oct

Oct 16, 2026 @ 10:00 AM -

Oct 19, 2026 @ 05:00 PM

Miami, FL
My last shopping trip of 2026, four days on one of the biggest floors in the country, hunting rare color and bringing you along for all of it.
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Jan

Jan 27, 2027 @ 10:00 AM -

Feb 07, 2027 @ 05:00 PM

Tucson, AZ
The biggest gem event on earth. Twelve days across Tucson hunting the rarest stones of the year, shared live as I find them.
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About This Collection

From the road to your jewelry box. I source stones and finished pieces in person, then share previews so you can claim favorites while they’re fresh. Expect unusual cuts, rare color mixes, and small‑batch finds, curated with an eye for movement, light, and longevity.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does shopping the show work?
You purchase what you want directly from this collection while I'm shopping the show floor. I'll get notified the moment your order comes in and reach out personally if there's any issue reserving your piece. Heads-up: nothing is held for us in advance, and thousands of buyers are walking the same venues, so pieces can move fast. If I can't secure your exact piece, you get a full refund.
When are Ulka's Shopping Trips?
I host live shopping events from my trips throughout the year, Tucson, Las Vegas, Houston, Dallas, Miami, New York, and California, plus my annual Jaipur design trips. See the full schedule and what's coming up at Upcoming Sales Events. Join the Insider list to get notified before each trip with first access to new finds.
Are the gemstones and diamonds genuine?
Yes. I work with natural precious and semi-precious gemstones and natural diamonds, all hand-selected by me at the shows, and I don't list anything I can't personally vouch for. Stones are treated per standard industry practice. For pieces over $5,000, I can arrange insurance appraisals for a fee. Just ask.