Made-in-Italy and international high jewellery will be meeting the Vicenzaoro business community from 17th to 21st January. Iconic brands, prestigious comebacks and several new entries will offer the most complete overview of luxury jewellery. Italian Exhibition Group's boutique show opens the international gold and jewellery exhibition calendar with yet another all sold-out: 1,300 exhibiting brands, 170 of which attending the T.Gold technology show. Of the seven product districts into which Vicenzaoro January is divided, from the gems of “Essence” to the jewellery of “Creation”, through to the contemporary jewellery of “Look” and the packaging of “Expression”, “Icon” is where high-end is presented to the market.

VICENZAORO JANUARY, THE BOUTIQUE SHOW FOR MADE IN ITALY

Made in Italy will be represented by the sophisticated constant tribute to Venetian history and style in Roberto Coin’s collections, the jewellery signed by Damiani, the artisanal touch of Crivelli, and the elastic chains of Fope. In Vicenza the silhouettes that make Annamaria Cammilli jewellery almost sculptural, Palmiero with its artistic creations, the dynamic versatility of Roberto Demeglio jewellery, the classic lines of Leo Pizzo and Mirco Visconti and the contemporary and strictly handmade items by Davite & Delucchi. Timeless classic by Giorgio Visconti. The experimentation of Peruffo Jewelry. World Diamond Group’s handmade diamonds. The contemporary touch of Adolfo Courrier. The textures of Nanis. Giovanni Ferraris’ delicate colours. The craftsmanship of Staurino Fratelli. The creativity of K di Kuore. Mariani 1878’s passion for detail and, last but not least, three brands that clearly epitomise the tradition and evolution of Campania jewellery: Chantecler, De Simone Fratelli, Coscia. In the lounge, on the first floor of the Expo Centre’s Hall 7, Morellato Group. And for men's jewellery Zancan and Barakà.

HIGH-END FROM ABROAD

European and international fine jewellery companies exhibiting at Vicenzaoro include: Schreiner Fine Jewellery, Hans Krieger, Breuning, Niessing, Jörg Heinz and Heinz Mayer, Yana Nesper, Al Coro, Stenzhorn and Autore from Germany. Dámaso Martinez, Carrera y Carrera from Spain. The French companies Akillis and La brune et la blonde. The Swiss Fullord. Terzhian from Turkey. Sutra, the American company founded in Mumbai and Butani from Hong Kong. Lastly, iconic Fabergé from the UK.

New entries at Vicenzaoro January 2025 include the comebacks after a lengthy pause of the Italian company Gianni Carità, Etho Maria from Greece and Matthia's & Claire from France, while French new entries are Copin, Chrstns, Rouvenat and Oscar Massin. Moreover, India's PG Design, the winner of the Singapore Jewellery Design Award 2024, which IEG Asia set up during the last edition of SIJE - Singapore International Jewelry Expo together with the Association of Singapore Jewellers and the Jewellery Design & Management International School. This year's theme was “sustainable luxury” and Singapore will be showcasing its creations in Vicenza.

DESIGN ROOM AND NEW NAMES FOR “THE 8” PROJECT

In the “Icon” district, The Design Room is the specific area for high jewellery designers who often reinterpret jewellery with bold and unconventional creations. In January, the Design Room will feature the Vicky Shawe, Chiarelli Milano, Miseno, JMG Designer, Antonini Milano, Cédille Paris, Karen Suen, Busatti Milano, Mousson Atelier, Misani, Mattia Cielo, Netali Nissim and Mike Joseph brands as well as Alessio Boschi. He and Alessia Crivelli are the mentors of “The 8” project, which IEG promoted to enhance new Italian and international jewellery talents. The designers selected for this edition from institutes such as IED, TADS - Tarì Design School, and the Master in Jewellery History, Design and Marketing in Arezzo, are Emma Calce, Lal Dal Monte, Enrico Valenza and 512 LAB (Carolina Lazzaro and Cristiano Di Iorio).

VO Vintage will be held at the same time, from 17th to 20th January, with free admission on prior registration on the event website.