The Pueblo Gem & Mineral Show is one of the most popular and well-attended satellite shows during the Tucson gem show season. Located at 777 W Cushing Street, the Pueblo grounds host more than 280 vendors in a sprawling tent-based layout that has become a must-visit destination for mineral collectors, gem dealers, and wholesale buyers alike. Admission is free, and the show runs for nearly two weeks, giving buyers ample time to work the floor thoroughly.
Mineral specimens are the headline attraction at Pueblo. Dealers from around the world bring fresh inventory each season — expect to find everything from thumbnail-sized crystals to massive display-grade specimens of quartz, fluorite, tourmaline, beryl, and dozens of other species. The show is also a strong venue for fossil buyers, with dedicated dealers offering trilobites, ammonites, dinosaur material, and prepared fossil plates at various price points. Rough gemstone material, lapidary supplies, and jewelry round out the product mix.
For wholesale buyers, the Pueblo Show offers genuine opportunity to buy gemstones wholesale and source mineral specimens at dealer pricing. Many exhibitors are mine operators, direct importers, or established wholesale dealers who expect trade buyers and price accordingly. Bring your resale certificate and business cards, and do not hesitate to ask about case-lot or pallet pricing on rough material. The competitive density of dealers at Pueblo means you can compare offerings efficiently — walk the entire grounds before committing to major purchases, as similar material often appears at multiple booths with significant price variation.
The Pueblo Show’s location on Cushing Street places it within a short drive of the 22nd Street and Kino shows, making it easy to build a full day of wholesale buying across multiple venues. Parking is free on-site. The Tucson gem show 2026 season promises another strong year at Pueblo, so plan your visit early in the run for the best selection of fresh-to-market inventory.