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Giuseppe Conte and the jewels of Conte Diamonds

Now Giuseppe Conte is not only the name of the founder of Conte Diamonds, but also the name of a jewelry line that bears the name of the founder of the company. The brand, which is based in the center of the Tarì di Marcianise (Caserta), while the commercial headquarters and gemological laboratory are located in Milan, is the evolution of the family business, which has been in the world of jewelery for some time. A tradition that Giuseppe Conte wanted to continue with a diploma in gemology and a predilection for diamonds and precious stones. Thus was born Conte Diamonds, which now offers the line that takes the name of the founder of the brand.

Gemme e gioielli di Conte Diamonds
Gemme e gioielli di Conte Diamonds

The jewels signed by Giuseppe Conte, explains the company, are handmade with Colombian emeralds, rubies from Greenland, tanzanites from the Kilimanjaro area and superior quality diamonds. The jewels have a classic design, with a balanced proportion between diamonds and colored gemstones.
Anello in oro, smeraldi e diamanti
Anelli in oro, smeraldi e diamanti

Anello in oro, rubino e diamanti
Anello in oro, rubino e diamanti

The two stars of Conte Diamonds




It’s called Conte Diamonds, but in its catalog there are not only diamonds. Indeed, stones with other colors abound, from Colombian emeralds to tanzanite, from sapphires to rubies. Gems are, in any case, the focus around which the company’s activity takes place, an evolution born in 2011 from the family tradition, which has been operating in the precious sector since the 1970s. Conte Diamonds is also a company with two poles: it was born in the Naples area and has an office at the Centro Orafo il Tarì in Caserta, while the commercial headquarters and gemological laboratory are located in Milan. Furthermore, the company combines the production of jewels with that of the diamond trade.

Anelli con rubini
Anelli con rubini

The gem business is linked to contacts and partnerships with the operators of the Antwerp Diamond Exchange, but only with natural precious stones that comply with the principles of ethics shared by the Kimberley Process, which guarantees the origin of the raw material from conflict-free areas. Conte Diamonds jewels are completely classic, in the usual design that combines diamonds and selected colored stones, mounted on rings and earrings ready for the jewelery showcases. The Maison also has a younger line, Conte Prime, which offers more accessible jewels. Furthermore, Giuseppe Conte has launched a parallel activity with an original online shopping initiative with the PayBond company.

Anello e orecchini con zaffiri e diamanti
Anello e orecchini con zaffiri e diamanti
Orecchino con diamanti indossato
Orecchino con diamanti indossato
Anello con brillante indossato
Anello con brillante indossato

Giuseppe Conte
Giuseppe Conte

Anelli con diamanti, smeraldi, zaffiri e rubini
Anelli con diamanti, smeraldi, zaffiri e rubini







Colors and tradition for Labriò




After Labriola jewelery, in 2017 Mario Labriola, supported by the entrepreneur Cinzia Pastore, founded Labriò, a jewelery company that operates from the Il Tarì Goldsmith Center in Marcianise (Caserta, Italy). The brand does not neglect the stylistic heritage of the family, on the contrary, it strengthens it. The jewels have regular shapes and are made of 18-karat gold or silver, with two separate product lines. Furthermore, rings, necklaces and earrings are often enriched with the addition of natural stones, such as sapphire and amethyst, or mother of pearl, but also in some cases with the possibility of choosing a synthetic variant.

Anello a fascia con pietre taglio a cuore
Anello a fascia con pietre taglio a cuore

The jewels are handcrafted, the company specifies, even with the use of the burin, without computerized technologies. “Fascinated by the ancient Neapolitan goldsmith art and mindful of family creations, in particular of tortoiseshell combs, Mario Labriola pours this heritage of style into his creations”, is the designer’s self-portrait. The prices are quite low.
Anello in oro 18 carati e zaffiri
Anello in oro 18 carati, ametista e zaffiri

Anello in oro 18 carati e quarzo verde
Anello in oro 18 carati e quarzo verde
Bracciale in argento
Bracciale in argento
Bracciale in oro 18 carati e zaffiri rosa
Bracciale in oro 18 carati e zaffiri rosa
Orecchini in oro 18 carati, ametiste e zaffiri azzurri
Orecchini in oro 18 carati, ametiste e zaffiri azzurri

Orecchini in oro 18 carati e zaffiri rosa
Orecchini in oro 18 carati e zaffiri rosa







Bysimon new collections

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The new affordable jewelry collections by Bysimon, a brand based in Tarì di Marcianise ♦

It is called Bysimon because, in fact, the founder is Marco Simeone, current president of the company that operates in the goldsmith center of Marcianise (Caserta), the Tarì. But the activity of the silver jewelery and bijoux brand is not limited to the South of Italy: its stores are scattered throughout the country.

Anello in argento dorato con cubic zirconia
Anello in argento dorato con cubic zirconia

The company in its current structure dates back to 2007, but its roots go back to 1970, when the idea of ​​producing jewels at an affordable price was born. Since then Bysimon has grown to the point of increasing the number of collections and pieces offered, also thanks to its presence in the major trade fairs. Simple jewels, in metal and crystals, in a myriad of collections grouped under different brands, such as Bys, Simeone, Capri, IJewel. And, on time, Bysimon has prepared new collections, such as the one inspired by the Spanish city of Seville. The basic elements of Bysimon’s production are silver dipped in a gold plating, crystals, cubic zirconia, baroque pearls.
Anello in argento dorato della collezione SIviglia, con cristalli colorati
Anello in argento dorato della collezione SIviglia, con cristalli colorati

Orecchini a forma del simbolo di vittoria, in argento con cubic zirconia
Orecchini a forma del simbolo di vittoria, in argento con cubic zirconia
Orecchini a cerchio in argento con cubic zirconia
Orecchini a cerchio in argento con cubic zirconia
Pendente in argento con cubic zirconia
Pendente in argento con cubic zirconia

Anello in argento dorato della collezione SIviglia
Anello in argento dorato della collezione SIviglia







Salvatore Collaro between pearls and coral

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Coral and pearls: Salvatore Collaro continues the tradition of jewelry with the sons of the sea ♦ ︎

If you, in italian language, anagram the word coral, you can get Collaro. Who knows, maybe that’s also what the Collaro family has tied to the red son of the sea. Founded at the end of the 1950s by Salvatore and Lella Collaro, the Torre del Greco (Naples) company continues to observe the tradition of the founders. The coral, however, has adapted to the times and the jewels have a modern look, with volumes not prone to chisel work but rather with smooth, smooth surfaces.

Anello in oro, corallo rosa, ametista
Anello in oro, corallo rosa, ametista

At Centro Orafo il Tarì, where Salvatore Collaro has the headquarters, another type of sea fruit is still working: the pearl. Australian, Chinese, Japanese or Thaiti, pearls are used for jewels created by the fantasy of Liliana and Lucia, who continue the family tradition. Jewelery with pearls also have the advantage of being interpreted in a younger, lighter way, while jewelery with coral, often adorned with a diamond pavé, are more demanding. Here are some of the latest creations of the Neapolitan Maison.

anello perla
Anello con perla e diamanti
Bracciale con perle e diamanti
Bracciale con perle e diamanti

Anello in oro con perla dorata e diamanti
Anello in oro con perla dorata e diamanti

Orecchini con corallo rosso e diamanti
Orecchini con corallo rosso e diamanti

Collana in oro bianco, diamanti e corallo rosso
Salvatore Collaro, collana in oro bianco, diamanti e corallo rosso
Collana con pendente di corallo
Collana con pendente di corallo

Anelli con perle e ametiste
Anelli con perle e ametiste







In May jewels at the fair with Open!




Jewelery fairs are back. From 14 to 17 May the Il Tari Goldsmith Center (Marcianise, Caserta, Italy) organizes Open!, the first event in the presence of 2021 dedicated to the entire production and distribution sector of Italian jewelery. Over 450 companies are expected to attend, including numerous guest exhibitors. Buyers and traders will have the opportunity to get in touch with the best national and international producers as well as discover the latest jewelry trends.

Il Centro Orafo il Tarì
Il Centro Orafo il Tarì

With the first edition of Open !, which took place last October, Tarì has developed an effective and highly appreciated organization model. The protocols tested ensured an optimal business experience thanks to the simplification of access systems to the Center and the rigorous organization of services. Today, with the May appointment we find ourselves facing a new challenge: transferring to the Italian gold sector a sign of confidence towards a summer recovery, as well as all the professional support necessary to support their needs.
Vincenzo Giannotti, president of the Tarì goldsmith center

Vincenzo Giannotti
Vincenzo Giannotti

No physical barrier, rapidity in the phases of accreditation and recognition of guests, opening of the exhibition spaces towards the internal gardens aimed at guaranteeing the optimal circulation of people, are just some of the measures recently adopted by the Goldsmith Center which has reviewed in recent months, in a rigorous and punctual way, security systems and anti-covid protocols to offer the public, but also to established companies, a place where they can do business safely, move freely and organize business meetings.
The May event will also kick off the celebrations for the centre’s 25th anniversary. Il Tarì will also present its new value identity, dedicated to an innovative and increasingly emotional vision of jewelery.I
Esterno del Tarì
Esterno del Tarì

Vetrina a Open!
Vetrina a Open!







Giannotti (Tarì) vice president of Confindustria Caserta


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The president of the Tarì goldsmith center in Marcianise (Caserta), Vincenzo Giannotti, was elected vice president of Confindustria (association of companies) Caserta. He pointed this out to the assembly of the association of industrialists of the province. Giannotti supports the new president Beniamino Schiavone.

Esterno del Tarì
Esterno del Tarì

I accepted with great pleasure the invitation to make my contribution to the association’s action, and I feel honored for the great attestation of esteem I have received in recent days from the business world of the province of Caserta. For me, a Neapolitan like many of the entrepreneurs I represent in my role as president of Tarì, Caserta has been a second home for many years now, to which I owe a lot. Not only for having welcomed the Tarì from the very beginning as a great resource for the area, but also for having always offered excellent skills, services and attention to our reality at all levels. The particular role that has been entrusted to me, the delegation of territorial competitiveness, will allow me to reciprocate this willingness and to transfer the experience gained over the years to the service of an economic and entrepreneurial context that presents extraordinary development opportunities. I am sure that the excellent team formed by President Schiavone will be able to give, with his leadership, an extraordinary contribution to the enhancement of this extraordinary area of ​​the country, already successfully mapped out by his predecessor Traettino .
Vincenzo Giannotti

Vincenzo Giannotti
Vincenzo Giannotti

The entrepreneur has also made the Marcianise Goldsmith Center available as a hub for anti-covid vaccines. Giannotti, a goldsmith entrepreneur and founding partner of Il Tarì, is a Commander of the Republic, was president of Confedorafi and is currently the managing director of training in Confindustria Federorafi. He has been president of the Il Tarì goldsmith center since 2015.

Il centro orafo Il Tarì
Il centro orafo Il Tarì







Tarì challenges the covid and plans an event




Despite the health emergency, Tarì, the distribution and production center in Marcianise (Caserta, Italy), is returning to an usual, not digital, event. From 12 to 15 March the goldsmith center will be the first in Italy to resume with the events physically on site, confirming the holding of Open Anteprime. The event, dedicated to jewelery, is intended as an opportunity for sector operators to preview the new spring 2021 collections in person and will be an anticipation of the usual events in May and October, considered the most important events in Italy dedicated to the B2B goldsmith market.

Il centro orafo Il Tarì
Il centro orafo Il Tarì

2020 was a very tough year for the entire jewelry sector in Italy. According to the public statistical body, Istat, in the months between March and July the market saw production halve, with a decrease of 54.3% compared to the same period of 2019, with a simultaneous rise in production prices, also due to the surge in the cost of gold. The subsequent lockdowns and limitations of the autumn and winter months did not allow to recover the large losses.
Vetrina a Open!
Vetrina a Open!

With this event we want to stimulate the market in a proactive way, working concretely to reverse the negative trend of last year and at the same time giving a signal of confidence to the whole sector.
Vincenzo Giannotti, president of the Tarì Goldsmith Center

Vincenzo Giannotti
Vincenzo Giannotti

The goldsmith center, however, has never stopped since last May, with over 400 companies actively present and operating from production to distribution. The goldsmith center also specifies that the Tarì will be “a safe environment equipped with the most advanced technologies, which will allow each guest company to devote themselves exclusively to business, with the possibility of managing their own agenda of meetings in complete safety”. Provided that the general situation does not get worse again.

Esterno del Tarì
Esterno del Tarì







Jewelry, 4 days of the Open fair! with Il Tarì




Once the fear of the covid has passed, normalcy returns slowly even in the exhibition sector: from 2 to 5 October, the appointments with the goldsmith world of Il Tarì start again. The jewelry distribution and production center that groups 480 companies and located in Marcianise (Caserta, Italy), for example, has announced Open! appointment for the B2B market. Given that the security measures will be respected, Open! is aimed at retailers and operators in the sector.

Il centro orafo Il Tarì
Il centro orafo Il Tarì

Since VicenzaOro has been canceled, the appointment can be more interesting for jewelry operators. In anticipation of Open! Tarì has remodeled the outdoor spaces and all the work environments to facilitate movement and simplify contacts in compliance with the prevention rules. In any case, the Center has been operating at full capacity since the first days of May.

Vincenzo Giannotti
Vincenzo Giannotti

We are ready to welcome operators and retailers from all over Italy in full safety and with the hospitality that has always distinguished Il Tarì. The name of the event itself is synonymous with organization, planning, experience, but also normality. Important words through which we want to convey the Centre’s commitment and willingness to offer an innovative service to generate business opportunities to support the recovery of the sector.
Vincenzo Giannotti, president of Il Tarì

Centro Orafo Tarì
Centro Orafo Tarì

To facilitate companies in their choice of investment for the presence at Open!, Early bird rates have been provided (essentially discounts for first arrivals) which allow to significantly reduce participation costs, while for retailers they have been created new promotional formulas that concretely reward purchases.

Lavorazione di gioielli alla scuola del Centro Orafo
Lavorazione di gioielli alla scuola del Centro Orafo il Tarì