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The novelty of VicenzaOro

Published on September 22, 2017

The novelty of VicenzaOro September, the largest Italian appointment for jewelery ♦ ︎
Doubling of buyers (500 hosted ones) and doubling the hope of filing the crisis of recent years, which inevitably has also involved the jewelery world. VicenzaOro September (23-27 September) aims to get away pessimism and return to the splendor of the golden years, in the full sense of the term. Of course, times are difficult, as the differentes fortunes of the companies show. But Italian jewelery exports prove solid, especially in countries like the United States or Great Britain, where sales of made in Italy in gold and diamonds are a success. However, some of the brands in the pavilions (1,300 out of 35 countries) are the signal that nothing is fixed, including the participation in consolidated events such as VicenzaOro (“we have selected,” says Corrado Facco, general manager of the Italian Exhibition Group a group that includes Vicenza Fair). On the other hand, the same thing had happened in Baselworld.
Vicenzaoro’s new formula, in any case, has proven to be effective and is confirmed by areas with exhibitors divided by activity (Icon, Look, Creation, Expression, Essence, Evolution), to which a field dedicated to watches is added. This is Now, an inscription that stands for Not Ordinary Watches, within the Icon District of Hall 7. The niche Watches has 11 brands that belong to specific product categories and that are trendy. In short, it is better to point out that the idea is not a competition with Baselworld.
Appointments. In addition to the booths, for visitors, the fair also offers the opportunity to attend conferences and conferences (the full agenda can be found here), including the one on Monday, September 25th Make Brand to Save Made in Italy, organized by the Goldsmith’s Club. In addition to Gabriele Aprea, Club and Chantecler president, Emanuele Alliotti Visdomini, vice-president of Vhernier and Ieg’s vice-president, Matteo Marzotto, are speachs on the agenda. Other news are Lebanese jewels. The Bookrah collection, which was created in collaboration with designers Nadja Zerunian and Peter Weisz of the Austrian design company Zerunianandweisz and handmade by the goldsmiths of Bourj Hammoud, a neighborhood in Beirut, where he lives a community that has behind generations of craftsmen engaged in the gold processing industry. The designers took inspiration from the topography of Bourj Hammoud to create brooches, earrings, rings and bracelets divided into three lines, based on the same concept, but each with its own style.

Modella allo stand di pasquale Bruni a VicenzaOro January 2016

Ellebj, heavy metal passion

Published on September 14, 2017

From a passion of couple, he and she, the passion for jewelery made in metal with Ellebj ♦ ︎
The name Ellelle is for her and him. She is Pamela Ferrario. He’s Fabio Martin. They met, they became a close couple and decided, a few years ago, to found a company, Ellelle, who designs and produces jewels, strictly in metal. The name of the brand, however, is Ellebj, which is for Elle body jewels. Pamela Ferrario, born near Milan, has graduated, with specialization in communication. But he also exercises the profession of psychologist-psychotherapist. Fabio Martin, however, describes himself as “always in love with metals and what is beautiful and precious”. With training in silverware and jewelery labs and business, that is in the back office of Ellebj, for years now also at VicenzaOro in the Glamroom Pavilion. Pamela-Fabio’s daughters are collections of jewelery that do not go unnoticed. Choosing to ride between fashion and bijoux, on the other hand, involves looking for shapes and colors that stand out immediately. Rudy Serra

Collezione Boules — Anello della collezione Boules

Jjewels looks ahead

Published on September 12, 2017

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Continues the march through Jjewels specialty fairs, jewelery brand of Milan ♦ ︎
Classic jewels, but at the same time trendy. Under this intent was born JJewels, one of the brands of BlueWhiteGroup, a Milan company founded in 1974 by David Joshach. Starting with diamond trading and cutting (activity still ongoing), the entrepreneur with JJewels wanted to point to a brand new and sophisticated. In the end, Milan is the capital of Italian fashion: in this case, the experience in the field of gemmology has united itself to the feeling with the changing of world of fashion. But jewels offered by Jjewels have nothing to do with the fashion bijoux. Instead they are jewels of gold and precious stones such as sapphires, rubies and of course the diamonds of the house. The original commitment of the brand has to be appreciated, as Jjewels now don’t misses at the most important event appointments, from VicenzaOro to the International Jewelery Watch Show scheduled for 2018 in Abu Dhabi: the Maison of Milan has already enrolled among the participants.
Read also: Jjewels’s Goals

Collana in oro bianco, zaffiri e diamanti

Bracciale di Jjewels in oro bianco, diamanti bianchi e brown

Anello in oro rosa, diamanti, zaffiri, rubini, ametiste

Anello in oro rosa con diamante navette e tsavoriti

Las Vegas plays jewelry

Published on June 5, 2017

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Las Vegas is the capital of jewels with Jck Show and Couture: there is also a piece of Italian jewelery industry ♦
In Las Vegas is the time of the Jck Show (5-8 June 2017) at the Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino. It is the largest annual event of the jewelery industry in this part of the world and brings together more than 30,000 industry professionals. It involves jewelry companies, watches, precious stones, equipment, supplies, technology, security and business solutions: over 23,000 retailers present and about 9,400 stores. 23% of attendance comes from outside the United States.
VicenzaOro in Las Vegas
Among the protagonists is VicenzaOro, the format of the Italian Exhibition Group (a fair company which is born by the integration between Rimini Fiera and Fiera di Vicenza), which has brought to the city of Nevada famous for its casinos a hundred Italian jewelery companies. Jck, in fact, is an opportunity for the jewelery and luxury industry. The Italian pavilion is located on the noble floor of the event (Shoreline 2). There are internationally renowned jewelery and jewelery brands including: Biancaspina, Chrisos, Fani Gioielli, Falcinelli, Giorgio Visconti, Hasbani, Karizia, Leo Pizzo, Misis, Novecentonovantanove, Richline and Unoaerre. Next to the exhibition space, there is a stage for the Independent Jewelery Forecasting Observatory and the precious Trendvision Jewelery + Forecasting and the new Trendbook 2018+. From this edition, Trendvision Jewelery + Forecasting also organizes buying trails, workshops for buyers with the aim of supporting them and guiding them to buying in their respective districts of interest.
The Couture
In Las Vegas there is also the Couture, hosted at Wynn Resort, another destination for the jewelry and watch market of luxury. There are over 4,000 buyer tops for over 200 designer and prominent brands such as Bulgari, Bell & Ross, David Yurman, Victor Velyan, Stephen Webster, Sevan Bicakci, or Italians like Qayten, Antonini, Casato, Damiani, Crivelli, Dada Arrigoni, Chantecler, Federica Rettore, Garavelli, Gavello, Gucci, Maria e Luisa, Mariani, Misani, Moraglione, Bernardi, Piero Milano, Picchiotti, Pasquale Bruni, Pomellato, Ponte Vecchio, Repossi, Spallanzani, . Federico Graglia

Gioielli con smeraldi esposti al Jck Show

Dada Arrigoni, the ’80s are back

Published on April 10, 2017

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Collezione D-Band, Bracciale in oro rosa e diamanti

The new curves Dada Arrigoni, with a little nostalgia of eighties ♦
The designer in Bergamo Dada Arrigoni continues the race began in 1985 with a daring exploration of the curved shape. And also 2017 has started along a road full of ellipses and parabolic lines. There are many new jewelry and lodged among VicenzaOro and Baselworld: collections that retain their own style of the Maison, with pink gold and diamonds to punctuate the round lines of jewelry. One of the newcomers is the D-Band collection, which is a dip in the eighties, with the shape of wide bracelet to cover the entire wrist. The bracelets, or rings, are therefore constituted by a metal band, but broken by a form that resembles a comma, on which are embedded two rows of diamonds.
A style that also goes to DD Line collection, always centered on the visual waves triggered by the double curved metal or triple, again dotted with diamonds. The shape reminds the sign of infinity, but in three dimensions. Giulia Netrese

Collezione D-Band, anello in oro rosa e diamanti brown

Green flowers with Pasquale Bruni

Published on February 8, 2017

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Collezione Bon Ton, anello moi et toi in oro rosa, diamanti e crisoprasio

The turning point Green of Bon Ton: the collection by Pasquale Bruni adopts the hue of chrysoprase.
The collection Bon Ton Pasquale Bruni is one of the cornerstones of the Maison of Valenza, but also one of the flags of the great Italian jewelry. Simple but elegant, the collection revolves around the flower symbol of the brand, with five petals, the convex surface. This collection is periodically revived with variants that always add a different flavor. The «haute cuisine» of Pasquale Bruni, in VicenzaOro therefore brought a new line of Bon Ton collection, always conceived by designer Eugenia Bruni, using the delicate shades of green chrysoprase. The stone is a variety of chalcedony that has an apple-green color, but also darker shades. As for the jewels of the collection, the center stone is surrounded by a rose gold set with small white diamonds, also on the band of the rings. The collection also has contrarié earrings, bracelet and flex sautoir necklaces. The same flower design with five lobes is embroidered on the inner surface, in order to lighten the weight of the jewel. Lavinia Andorno

Collezione Bon Ton, orecchini in oro rosa, diamanti e crisoprasio

Collezione Bon Ton, anello in oro rosa, diamanti e crisoprasio chiaro

Collezione Bon Ton, anello in oro rosa, diamanti e crisoprasio verde mela

Collana sautoir in oro rosa, diamanti e crisoprasio

20 bracelets by Federica Rettore

Published on February 6, 2017

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Alba Panther bracelet; 18kt rose gold gr. 17,50; stainless steel pins; brilliant cut diamond ct. 0,06; labradorite. Prezzo: 10.550 euro

20 bracelets signed by Federica Rector, designer in Milan with passport to the international stage.
Milan is recognized as the capital of design, certainly in Italy, and one of the centers of excellence in the world. Federica Rettore, Milanese designer, is proof that the creative capacity in the capital of Lombardy is not only limited to furniture, to furniture items and fashionable, but extends to jewelry. It’s a different way of interpreting the design of precious objects, far from that of the Italian centers such as Valenza, Vicenza, Arezzo or Torre del Greco. Federica Rettore, precious also from her aspect, has an international feel, just like the city it represents. Her design is away from the tradition of the past, respectable and admirable, but of a completely different kind. Her work is tuned on feel of Tribeca (New York), of Shibuia (Tokyo), of Friedrichstrasse (Berlin). It can’t surprise that she has lived for many years in the United States. Since 1994 the designer has embarked on a road that led up to win, in 2011, a Couture for design in Las Vegas. In between, for three years she also managed the jewelry design team for Gucci.
Yeah, but what is the style of Federica Rettore? She defines her jewelery like tiny sculptures. But it is a reductive description: jewelry are looking for a surprise. As ships on unknown routes, and suddenly they see emerge an island, the Federica Rector jewels take different paths, away from classical music gold, diamonds & c. At the end, the island is different from what one might imagine. The latest works of Federica Rettore were exposed to VicenzaOro, in the disctict which welcomed 12 selected designers. On this page we publish the bracelets: one kind of jewel that is made in so many different ways, however, linked by the same thread. The images are copyright by Federica Rettore. Giulia Netrese

cuff (9kt gold hinges); 18kt rose gold gr. 8,60; 9kt rose gold gr. 12,00; 925 silver gr. 32,00; rose cut white diamond ct.0,23; Makassar ebony wood. Prezzo: 5.600 euro — Cuff (9kt gold hinges); 18kt rose gold gr. 8,60; 9kt rose gold gr. 12,00; 925 silver gr. 32,00; rose cut white
diamond ct.0,23; Makassar ebony wood. Prezzo: 5.600 euro

Cuff (9kt gold hinges); 18kt rose gold gr. 9,00; 9kt rose gold gr. 12,20; 925 silver gr. 30,00; brilliant cut diamond ct. 0,10; Wenge wood. Prezzo: 5.650 euro — Cuff (9kt gold hinges); 18kt rose gold gr. 9,00; 9kt rose gold gr. 12,20; 925 silver gr. 30,00; brilliant cut
diamond ct. 0,10; Wenge wood. Prezzo: 5.650 euro

Alba bracelet (9kt gold hinges); 18kt rose gold gr. 7,00; 9kt rose gold gr. 7,30; 925 silver gr. 18,10; brilliant cut diamond ct. 0,06; rose cut white diamond ct, 0,03; aquamarine ct. 0,39; Makassar wood. Prezzo: 5.100 euro

Riccio combo charms bracelet; 18kt rose gold gr. 38,50; silver gr. 2,90; gun barrel stainless steel; rose cut diamond ct. 1,51; brilliant cut diamond ct. 0,19. Prezzo: 11.550 euro

Cuff (9kt gold hinges); 18kt rose gold gr. 9,80; 9kt rose gold gr. 11,90; 925 silver gr. 33,50; multicolor sapphire ct. 2,41; rose cut white diamond ct. 0,0,07; Makassar ebony wood. Prezzo: 8.400 euro

Riccio bracelet; 18kt rose gold gr. 11,00. Prezzo: 3.000 euro

Nodo d’Amore bracelet; 18kt rose gold gr. 10,00. Prezzo: 2.450 euro

Riccio bracelet; 18kt rose gold gr. 29,00. Prezzo: 6.750 euro

Riccio combo charm bracelet; 18kt rose gold gr. 16,15; baroque pearl ct. 11,73; brilliant cut diamond ct. 0,16; flat cut emerald ct. 4,03. Prezzo: 5.600 euro

Bracelet; 18kt rose gold gr. 6,95; wenge wood. Prezzo: 3.350 euro

Bracelet; 18kt rose gold gr. 15,85; brilliant cut diamond ct. 0,11; elements in ebony and maple wood. Prezzo: 4.950 euro

Alba Panther bracelet; 18kt rose gold gr. 15,60; stainless steel pins; brilliant cut diamond ct. 0,06; milky aquamarine ct. 408,00. Prezzo: 17.500 euro

Nodo d'Amore bracelet; 18kt rose gold gr. 6,30; malachite. Prezzo: 2.750 euro — Nodo d’Amore bracelet; 18kt rose gold gr. 6,30; malachite. Prezzo: 2.750 euro

Bracelet; 18kt rose gold gr. 5,60; rhyolite. Prezzo: 3.900 euro

Nodo d'Amore bracelet; 18kt rose gold gr. 20,45; Dragon Blood jasper. Prezzo: 6.600 euro — Nodo d’Amore bracelet; 18kt rose gold gr. 20,45; Dragon Blood jasper. Prezzo: 6.600 euro

Mini Panthére bracelet; 18kt rose gold gr. 11,00; striped white Zebu Horn. Prezzo: 5.550 euro

Mini Panthére bracelet; 18kt rose gold gr. 11,45; brilliant cut diamond ct. 0,17; black Zebu Horn. Prezzo: 6.650 euro

Nodo d'Amore bracelet; 18kt rose gold gr. 20,30; aquamarine. Prezzo: 10.150 euro — Nodo d’Amore bracelet; 18kt rose gold gr. 20,30; aquamarine. Prezzo: 10.150 euro

Nodo d'Amore bracelet; 18kt rose gold gr. 20,35; labradorite. Prezzo: 7.000 euro — Nodo d’Amore bracelet; 18kt rose gold gr. 20,35; labradorite. Prezzo: 7.000 euro

De Simone, coral and over

Published on February 5, 2017

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Orecchini in corallo pelle d'angelo, zaffiri, smeraldi e brillanti

The coral specialists De Simone propose a new collection that is the sum of their goldsmith skills: Krim.
They are defined coral specialists, but the definition is narrow. Certainly the brand De Simone also means coral. But the Neapolitan Maison boasts a production of jewelry that embraces the entire goldsmith skills, able to mix the classic ingredients of the jewelry menu: gold and precious stones. In VicenzaOro De Simone presented a new line of jewelry, Krim. Necklaces, earrings and rings using, of course, the coral, but with a game of nuances and contrasts with the precious stones: emeralds, colored sapphires, agates and diamonds, are used for compositions able to keep balance between bright and pastel colors. It’s no surprise. De Simone is a company with a tradition of over a century and a half, was born in Torre del Greco (Naples) in 1855. And in the time has established itself as one of the Maison more class in jewelry manufacturing with corals, pearls , cameos, semi-precious stones, gold and platinum. It has also long been an international standing: in 1910 opened an office in New York, in 1920 in London, although it has kept the base in Torre delGreco. Alessia Mongrando

Collezione Krim. Orecchini in corallo pelle d'angelo, zaffiri rosa e brillanti, — Collezione Krim. Orecchini in corallo pelle d’angelo, zaffiri rosa e brillanti,

Orecchini in corallo pelle d'angelo, zaffiri rosa e brillanti — Orecchini in corallo pelle d’angelo, zaffiri rosa e brillanti

Collezione Krim, orecchini in corallo rosso del Mediterraneo, crisoprasio e brillanti

Anello in corallo rosso del Mediterraneo, crisoprasio e brillanti. Collezione Krim

VicenzaOro becomes more international

Published on January 25, 2017

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VicenzaOro increasingly international. And in September show of Greek designers.
Now is the time of the final. Disassembled the stands, VicenzaOro has come to terms with the numbers of the winter edition of what is one of the leading trade fairs for the jewelry industry. Result: stable despite the crisis, mainly due to the foreign attendance. “Although 2016 was a particularly difficult year for the goldsmith and jewelry sector, having recorded in the first nine months, an overall decline of 27% of gold consumption for the production of precious, VicenzaOro January was able to give new impetus to market, with a very detailed proposal of new collections, he responded with a presence of very satisfying at the international demand, “reads the final communiqué. “The six-day event has indeed registered the entry of more than 18,500 buyers, generating a total of over 33,000 visitors.” A little ‘less so than last year (in 2016 there were 35,000 visitors, with 19,381 buyers), but we can speak of a substantial confirmation.
The organizers, in the new role of Italian Exhibition Group, the result of the union between companies Vicenza Fair and Rimini Fiera, do not hide “a significant drop in Italian attendance compared to other editions of 2016,” but at the same time they underline that “have increased attendance by overseas buyers, even from those economies which during 2016 had recorded less force in purchases. The total number of foreign workers has far exceeded the national presence. ” In particular, from China, Russia and the former Soviet Republics, the Gulf countries, have performed well, with the addition of the Iranian presence, cleared by the international environment (for now) more relaxed. Good the presences from US and some Latin American countries. As for the European Union, according to the analysis of the organizers, there is a confirm of a selection to high of the purchase decisions that favor researched and innovative collections. Good results with some of the most dynamic countries of South East Asia, including Thailand.
Double-sided Result
It is positive or negative the budget? For the positive Fair, why he did face a difficult market situation. For the Italian jewelry not too rosy, because purchases of italians are in stand-by. Concept reiterated by the Director General of the Italian Exhibition Group, Corrado Facco: “It is a very good budget on all fronts, in some ways almost unexpected, given the contraction of global demand for gold for jewelry that have characterized 2016, in particular in some of the main countries of reference. In this edition we have instead recorded a great number of foreign buyers and, in general, a very positive sentiment of our customers, who presented collections of excellence, rich in innovation and design. ”
The novelty of September
It has certainly helped the atmosphere the area dedicated to 12 international designers (we talked about here). “VicenzaOro is proving a real global player goldsmith and jewelery, a brand with a high quality standard thanks to the format The Boutique Show and the new content of global interest inserted, by The Design Room to the theme of Corporate Social Responsibility. The birth of IEG, with its economies of scale, can only strengthen the group with positive effects on its trade products, among them VicenzaOro “, is the comment of the vice president of IEG, Matteo Marzotto.
About designers and international news. Gioiellis.com is pleased to anticipate that the September edition of VicenzaOro will house a large contingent of designers of Greece, one of the countries that looks like the cradle of a new generation of great designers, as evidenced by the Palladio prize awarded to Nikolas Koulis. The Fair will host the exhibition A Jewel Made in Greece. Another step towards greater internationalization.

L'ingresso a VicenzaOro — L’ingresso a VicenzaOro

Matteo Marzotto, Vice Presidente IEG, Lorenzo Cagnoni, Presidente IEG, Corrado Facco, Direttore Generale IEG

In VicenzaOro the design wins

Published on January 25, 2017

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The Design Room in VicenzaOro January 12 outstanding authors of tomorrow’s jewelry.
One of the best innovations of VicenzaOro January edition was the introduction of the Design Room. While some traditional jewelry are missed and don’t are come back at the fair (for example, historical brands like Chimento or Verdi Gioielli), there are new characters that are climbing, successfully, in the world of jewelry. Often, however, they do not have a consolidated organizational structure behind on which to rely. VicenzaOro thought so in an area with all their spaces organized in a simple and recognizable, at an affordable price. The initiative is excellent. For visitors, who were able to bring designers who would otherwise have followed from afar, and designers that have landed in the crucible of Vicenza, since the homogeneity of Design Room (as it was called the space inside the Icon pavilion), it made it more interesting the comparison. Were 12 international designers, young but already established (one of them, Nikos Koulis, also won one of the awards Palladio), who were invited: Netali Nissim, Federica Rector and Qayten (Italy), Rodney Rayner, Sarah and I Zara Simon (UK), Nikos Koulis (Greece), Magerit (Spain), Daniela Villegas and Sutra (USA), Fernando Jorge (Brazil), Elie Top (France). Experiment, hopefully, to be repeated. Giulia Netrese

Federica Rettore, a fianco Boulder opal ring

Best in Bridal: Nikos Koulis, anello Oui Collections con un diamante centrale taglio ovale, montatura in smalto nero e due smeraldi laterali taglio ovale

Fernando Jorge, Stream, anello in oro giallo con calcedonio rosa e diamanti champagne

Sutra: anello con saffiri blu e diamanti su oro bianco

Daniela Villegas, anello Eutychia, oro giallo 18 carati e zaffiri multicolore

Palladio awards to Koulis, Mennella and Antonini

Published on January 22, 2017

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Sergio Antonini alla premiazione dei Palladio Awards

At Palladio Awards, win prizes the creatives Nikos Koulis, Faraone Mennella and Antonini.
Call them the Oscar of jewelry. Definition easy to understand, but inappropriate. If only because Italy has a tradition in the jewelry that has nothing to envy to that of other countries. In addition, between Palladio and the prizes reserved to the big of cinema there is a big distance, even as history and culture. That said, here are the winners of 2017 (the fifth) of Palladio awards, assigned in Vicenza to the jewelry world. Which then, as commented in the stands VicenzaOro a designer who prefers to remain anonymous, is fair to put together in competition giants as Cartier and Boucheron, which have large capital to invest with small Italian companies, it is another matter.
The winners of this fifth edition, divided by category, are :
The best italian jewelery designer: Faraone Mennella.
The best international jewelery designers: Nikos Koulis.
The best italian jewelery brand collection: Antonini Milan to Syracuse collection.
The best international jewelery brand collection: Boucheron for Animaux de collection collection.
The best jewelery flagship store: Nirav Modi for the New York store.
The best jewelery communication campaign: the campaign for Cartier Diamonds.
Jewellery corporate social responsibility award: chopard for the commitment to the project with eco-age.
The best jewelery communication: new media at Nervous System
The lifetime achievement award: Franco Cologni, president Cologni Foundation for arts and crafts.
In the night that has proclamed the winners, and simultaneously kicked off in VicenzaOro January, there were the president of the Italian Exhibition Group, Lorenzo Cagnoni, the vice president Matteo Marzotto, and the general manager, Corrado Facco. The jury was composed by Franco Cologni, President of Jury and Chairman Cologni Foundation for arts and crafts (curiously the same that received the lifetime achievement award), Clare Phillips, curator of the Sculpture Department of the Victoria & Albert Museum in London, Alba Cappellieri, a professor of Jewellery Design at the Politecnico di Milano, Silvana Annichiarico, director of the Triennale Design Museum in Milan.

Nikos Koulis alla premiazione dei Palladio Awards

Corrado Facco legge i nomi dei vincitori dei Palladio Awards

Collezione Siracusa, oro giallo e diamanti

Collana Ice Princess di Faraone Mennella

Boucheron, Pegasus, anello in oro bianco con ametista ovale 1,5 carati, 29 zaffiri viola, 71 zaffiri blu, 200 diamanti e 29 ametiste tondi, 2 zaffiri blu cabochon

A signet for VicenzaOro

Published on January 20, 2017

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Museo del Gioiello. Foto Fabio Ferrari, LaPresse

The new edition of the Jewel Museum at VicenzaOro adds an exhibition dedicated to signets.
With VicenzaOro January 2017 it’s open a new stage for the Museo del Gioiello. The collection housed in the historic Basilica of Palladio in Vicenza, it is renewed every two years. The new edition was inaugurated in December (we talked about here), which will conclude in late 2018, and it has been selected by ten new international curators. It continues to provide an unprecedented path of semantic complexity of the jewel in all its meanings related to time, to culture, to the taste, in short the history of man, according to the very diverse views. But with VicenzaOro January, the Museum also inaugurated an area dedicated to temporary exhibitions, with an exhibition of old Signets. It is a path dedicated to the world of the seals and their significance evocative, curated by Anna Fornari, goldsmith and artist. The exhibition will be open until 7 May.
The museum space inside the Palladian Basilica, the first in Italy and one of the few in the world dedicated exclusively to jewelry, is run by Italian Exhibition Group (new company created from the merger between Rimini Fiera and Fiera di Vicenza) in partnership with the City of Vicenza. Upstairs the museum preserves the path of nine exhibition halls themes: Symbol, Magic, Function, Beauty, Art, Fashion, Design, Icons, Future. The innovative layout was designed by designer Patricia Urquiola. The space of over 410 square meters, edited and directed by Alba Cappellieri, professor of Jewellery Design at the Politecnico of Milan and the main researcher of the sector in Italy, in the second edition presents a new selection of 400 jewels, selected according to the sensitivity of new curators of internationally involved: Glenn Adamson, director of the Museum of Arts and Design in new York; Nicolas Bos, President & Ceo of Van Cleef & Arpels; Helen Drutt English art critic and collector, Cristina Del Mare anthropologist, art historian Alessandra Possamai, Stefano Piaggi, Archives Director Anna Piaggi; Marco Romanelli, architect and designer, Paola Venturelli, the art historian and author, Odo Fioravanti, designer.
The journey begins with the symbol room, curated by Adamson. It follows, in the magic room, the selection of Maria Cristina Del Mare, which offers magical jewels that cross time and cultures. Buttons, buckles, chatelaine, brooches, hair clips, cufflinks, brooches, pins and pomander are the jewels that live in the function room curated by Alessandra Possamai. The Beauty of the room is a tribute to nature, starring Nicolas Bos. Helen Drutt has selected the jewelry for the art room, which houses the creations of American artists. A tribute entirely Italian is present in the hall Fashion, dedicated to Anna Piaggi, fashion editor, famous throughout the world for being the muse of many designers, and curated by Stefano Piaggi. The path continues with design room, curated by Alba Cappellieri and architect Marco Romanelli, which tells of the bond that the war to date the Italian designers have had with the jewel, with icons room, which contains the iconic precious selected by Paola Venturelli. Finally, the future hall, where Odo Fioravanti presents scenarios for the coming years through innovative materials and technologies.
Museum of Jewelry
Opening time
Tuesday to Friday from 15.00 to 19.00
Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays from 11.00 to 19.00
Ticket 6 entire euro, reduced 4 euro

Archivio Anna Piaggi. Fabio Ferrari, LaPresse

Il nuovo allestimento al Museo del Gioiello. Fabio Ferrari, LaPresse

Nicolas Luchsinger, Retail Director di Van Cleef & Arples International. Foto Fabio Ferrari, LaPresse

Helen W. Drutt. Foto Fabio Ferrari, LaPresse

L'ingresso del Museo del Gioiello, Vicenza. Foto Fabio Ferrari, LaPresse — L’ingresso del Museo del Gioiello, Vicenza. Foto Fabio Ferrari, LaPresse

Achille Variati, sindaco di Vicenza, Matteo Marzotto, vice presidente Italian Exhibition Group, Lorenzo Cagnoni, Presidente Italian Exhibition Group. Foto Fabio Ferrari, LaPresse

Pendente del Nepal, oro, corallo, rubini, smeraldi, XIX secolo

Lella e Massimo Vignelli, collana Senza Fine, argento, 1992

Giampiero Bodino, chocker Rosa dei Venti, spinello rosso, zaffiri blu e gialli, smeraldo, ametista, diamanti, oro rosa, 2013

Ugo Correani, metallo, ottone, plastica, anni Ottanta

Castellani e Tommaso Saulini, cammeo papale in conchiglia, oro filigranato, 1883

Alexander Calder, spilla Butterfly, 1940

That’s what will be VicenzaOro 2017

Published on December 21, 2016

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Anticipations of what will be VicenzaOro January 2017 in the version of Italian Exhibition Group: the main theme is sustainability.
Gold, yes, but with responsiblity to those who extract and to the environment. The concept is the underlying theme of VicenzaOro January 2017. On the other hand, The Responsible Gold, the theme of the event, has Already Been addressed in previous editions, for the promotion of Corporate Social Responsibility in gioielliero gold industry. With this philosophy politically correct Italian Exhibition Group, the fair trade company formed by the integration between Rimini Fiera and Fiera di Vicenza, has started to warm up the engines ahead of the new edition of the event, Which has as its slogan the International Jewellery Boutique . VicenzaOro is scheduled in Vicenza 20 to 25 January 2017, as usual, with products, new collections and innovations for more than 1,500 brands from 36 countries.
A secure machine
The Exhibition, founded over 60 years ago, this year reinforces the role of IEG as a top player and his commitment to the promotion of corporate social responsibility in gioielliero gold sector, thanks to a rich calendar of events, conferences and many dedicated to the news issue, Involving the expected visitors, including buyers, journalists, opinion leaders and trend setters, coming from 120 countries.
“In recent years VicenzaOro has evolved to position itself among the first International Trade Show dedicated to the jewelery industry”, is the comment of Corrado Facco, director general of Italian Exhibition Group. “A transformation Implemented by configuring a single format in the world, to integrate the role of performance of the Event business platform With That of influential think tank of jewelery, providing quality content and information on the trends and dynamics of the market. With the edition of January 2017, this route opens important new VicenzaOro page signed Italian Exhibition Group. the new company inherits the extraordinary work done by Fiera di Vicenza with the aim to Further Enhance the Show, improve the supply of services and increasing time the presence of international operators , creating value for all of the industry players. ”
All fruits plus one
As in the last four editions, the fair is divided into six formats: Icon, Look, Creation, Expression, Essence and Evolution, That is, That areas bring together companies in the same field. These are Supplemented by the project Now, Not Ordinary Watches, Launched for the first time last September in VicenzaOro September and dedicated to the world of Independent Watch Brands. In January will be the turn of Now Next: area dedicated to product advances of exhibitors who will be present at the next edition of Now VO During September 2017 (23-27 September).

L'ingresso a VicenzaOro January 2016 — L’ingresso a VicenzaOro January 2016

Trends and innovations in VicenzaOro

Published on September 1, 2016

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Il direttore di Fiera Vicenza Corrado Facco (a sinistra), con il presidente, Matteo Marzotto

VicenzaOro September is back: here are the trends for 2018 and 2016. There will also be the watches.
The future of the jewelry for 2018 bet on simplicity. It’s one of the findings of the Trendbook, a guide to trends elaborated by Trendvision Jewellery + Forecasting, the independent observatory of Vicenza Fair. The research, by Paola De Luca, is one of the most anticipated events of VicenzaOro September (Sept. 3-7). Simplicity, the trend that emerges strongly in the analysis, will be made with clean geometries, using glazes, natural elements, jewels processed in very small scale, but very precious. In addition to Art Deco, which does not cease to be a point of reference, it will emerge even references to ancient Egypt and a triumph of the emerald.
But VicenzaOro, as well as the trends, must also contend with a situation not very bright. The numbers are not exciting: the Italian jewelery market has seen a decline in exports of 3.6% in the third quarter of 2016. Fortunately, it also indicates a timid awakening of domestic procurement, as a sign of renewed confidence of the Italians. But Brexit, tensions in the Middle East, China’s economic slowdown (with the addition of anti-corruption standards) are elements that have had a negative impact on business. Among other things, the main problems seem to be concentrated precisely in the area around Vicenza, one of the three large districts of Italian jewelery along with that of Alexandria and Arezzo and also the Neapolitan pole.
VicenzaOro, in short, with 1,300 brands from 35 countries, is also a thermometer to assess the industry’s health. This year the central theme of the event is The Golden Touch, which deals with six different themes: the excellence of the national and international productions (The Touch of Well Done), the themes of Corporate Social Responsibility (The Human Touch), distribution (Get in Touch), to new trends in the sector and the market (the new Touch), the international (the Global Touch), communication (the Touch of Words), and cultural and developmental aspects that revolve around the world of jewelery . Also new is Now, Not Ordinary Watches. For the first time, in fact, VicenzaOro widens and dedicates a space to watch the world with a selection of innovative watchmaking brand and design Made in Italy & Europe with Altanus Geneve, Brosway, Didofà, Gaga Milan, Ju ‘ I am, Locman, Lucien Rochart, Paul Picot, Save My Day, Deaf Spa, Terra Cielo Mare and Montres Louis Erard. As it has been for two years, it’s continuing the organization of space in five exhibition areas: Icon, Look, Creation, Expression, Essence, which are part of the exhibition format.

A Puzzle Ring by Mattioli

Published on July 31, 2016

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New entry in the collection of Puzzle by Mattioli.
The Turin-based Mattioli, in the sixties has launched a series of jewelry that a couple of years ago were be resumed and proposed (we talked about here). The Puzzle Collection is proposed now at VicenzaOro September with the same geometric pattern for the rings. The jewelry line has as a characteristic the ability to add and remove colors, as in an abstract painting: you can buy a whole palette and change the hue in earrings and pendants. More than a puzzle, in fact, the line was inspired by artists such as Kandinsky, Mondrian and Calder, champions of abstract art. But even if you are not masters of painting, you can combine at will small pieces trapezoidal with rounded corners that make up the collection, made with colorful mother pearl and wood. Versatility is the main feature: the necklace 7 ways binds to the armband to become long necklace and be worn up to seven different ways. The earring with mother pearl elements has a new version in plain gold, fully pavé with diamonds or sapphires. Alessia Mongrando

Valenza Gioielli raises the bar

Published on July 30, 2016

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Gioielli firmati Carlo Barberis, una delle aziende presenti a Valenza Gioielli

Valenza Gioielli challenge VicenzaOro and raises its target.
To say that being born a competitor VicenzaOro is no doubt excessive. But there is a fact that should make us think: this year’s edition of Valenza Gioielli, appointment for operators of the industry, will also host companies that are not part of the Piedmont district. In short, not only the promotion of the companies that are active in the Alexandria area and specialize in high quality jewelry making, but also brands of other regions. It also changes the location of the event: last year was held in Verbania, but this year will be hosted in the castle of Guarene, in the province of Cuneo, where it is scheduled October 22 to 24. The initiative is promoted by Confindustria Alessandria with the Group Companies goldsmiths of Valenza and shared with the City of Valenza, as well as by the Piedmont Region. Another aspect that recalls the most classic of Vicenza and Arezzo is the pressure going to converge in Valenza Gioielli also international players, despite being just a month after VicenzaOro September: there will be attendance from China, Latin America, Vietnam, Malaysia , Thailand, the United States, Russia, Armenia, Ucrania, Kazakhstan, Saudi Arabia, Dubai. Among other things, the official blessing of the association for industry will be given two days earlier, on October 20, when the Social Theater of Valencia the president of Confindustria, Vincenzo Boccia, will present the new edition of the Export the Dolce Vita, analysis of the Study Centre Avenue of Astronomy, with direct testimonies of some entrepreneurs goldsmiths of Valenza. Federico Graglia

Valenza Gioielli nel 2015 si è svolta a Verbania

Antonini, a wait Extraordinaire

Published on June 28, 2016

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Collezione Siracusa, bracciale in oro e rubini

Antonini presented the Syracuse collection at Baselworld (we talked about here). Now this line of jewelry inspired by Archimedes, the mathematician who lived in the Sicilian town, is enriched with a new piece. It is a big sine wave bracelet created exclusively for Luisaviaroma (online sales). The cuff replaces the line of diamonds with rubies, in a limited edition. The polished yellow gold structure is marked by a black rhodium basis on which are embedded 53 stones reddish-purple. It remains intact the philosophy of based collection of circles, ellipses, curves that intersect, in homage to the science of geometry, of which Archimedes was one of the most famous theorists. But it is not the only novelty in the future of the Maison in Milano. Incoming, in fact, there is the collection Extraordinaire, born after the Baselworld fair on Sergio Antonini design: will be presented at the upcoming VicenzaOro September (Hall 6, Stand 121). Alessia Mongrando

Collezione Siracusa, orecchini in oro bianco e diamanti

Back to VicenzaOro

Published on January 19, 2016

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Lo stand di Pasquale Bruni nella passata edizione di VicenzaOro

VicenzaOro countdown. This year’s show in January will be subtitled The Golden Voices: it means the voices to give space to all actors in the supply chain of jewelery, in a kind of chorus sung to the same music. Expected in the fair there are more than 1,500 brands, more than 400 buyers from over 23 countries, as well as journalists from 15 countries (of course those of Gioiellis.com). It will also be the exhibition of marriage between Vicenza and Arezzo, the subject of an alliance waiting for years by the industry. “To shine more and more jewelery made in Italy we need to create a system, which is why we decided to form an alliance with OroArezzo, the Tuscan goldsmith fair,” he said general manager of Fiera di Vicenza, Corrado Facco, in an interview with Affari e Finanza by Repubblica newspaper. “This year VicenzaOro, with its 1,500 exhibitors, will make only two instead of three exhibitions, one in January and another in September, while Arezzo, which counts 650 exhibitors, it will make only one event. In short, we will not compete with each other no more.” While the worst of the economic crisis appears behind us, at least in Italy, the world of jewelry has to deal with the tensions in the world: the Middle East, to Russia, to the financial instability in China. Facco confirms: “The geopolitical instability has created an important drop in tourism. At the same time almost halved the price of oil. Two factors affecting the economy of the Arab countries, who mostly live off this. Entrepreneurs of Arezzo were affected by this, they sold a lot in North Africa. But with the war in Libya, with Tunisia, Morocco and Egypt, which have lost tourist flows, much less sell. The fact is that the jewels are bought mainly by foreigners visiting those countries. ” But, as always, the accounts will be made at the end of the Fair.
Vicenza Oro
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22 to 26 January 2016: 9:30 to 18:30
January 27, 2016: 9:30 to 16:00
http://january.vicenzaoro.com/

Matteo Marzotto (a sinistra) e Corrado Facco

Matteo Marzotto, presidente della Fiera Vicenza

(Italiano) Casato loves New York

Published on September 24, 2015

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Casato, anello New York - New York indossato. Foto Carolina Nobile

It is a cascade of diamonds the one that Casato chooses for his new collection New York-New York, inspired by the Manhattan skyline. Its sinuous lines lie on hands, fingers and décolleté, and remind of the city landmark skyscraper, for years the world’s tallest building: strands of stones of different lengths, set on white gold, outline the Empire State Building’s flagpole and terrace upside down. From brilliant flashes of diamonds to the sheen of sapphires, emeralds and rubies: Noor, which in Persian means light, is the collection of colors. Gems set in pink gold featuring volumetric feathers and leaves with a a sense of lightness, due to the contrast between blue, green and red stones with black metal bezels and with white diamonds on the extremity. Here pictures of jewelry and showcases at VicenzaOro.

La vetrina della collezione New York - New York di Casato a VicenzaOro. Foto Carolina Nobile — La vetrina della collezione New York – New York di Casato a VicenzaOro. Foto Carolina Nobile

Anello collezione New York - New York, in oro bianco e diamanti incolori — Anello collezione New York – New York, in oro bianco e diamanti incolori

L'anello New York - New York indossato. Foto Carolina Nobile — L’anello New York – New York indossato. Foto Carolina Nobile

Braccialetto collezione New York - New York, in oro bianco e diamanti incolori — Braccialetto collezione New York – New York, in oro bianco e diamanti incolori

Orecchini collezione New York - New York, in oro bianco e diamanti incolori — Orecchini collezione New York – New York, in oro bianco e diamanti incolori

Anello collezione Noor in oro rosa con zaffiri e diamanti

Orecchini collezione Noor in oro rosa con zaffiri e diamanti

Anello collezione Noor in oro rosa con smeraldi e diamanti

Orecchini collezione Noor in oro rosa con smeraldi e diamanti

La vetrina della collezione Noor di Casato a VicenzaOro. Foto Carolina Nobile

New Secret Gardens of Pasquale Bruni

Published on September 17, 2015

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New flowers in the Pasquale Bruni Secret Gardens, showed in VicenzaOro. Haute Couture, simpler or retro taste: many different versions in addition to the models shown in Milan for the launch of the collection inspired by the green spaces hidden in the courtyards of the historic residences in Milan (https://gioiellis.com/i-giardini-segreti-di-pasquale-bruni). Double rings with the flowers of four petals by diamond champagne and rose gold, or colorless stones on white gold in the haute couture line which in combination clearer also form a valuable finery. There is a gold necklace flex (a job for which the metal crafted it stores the twist to wear it easily) with six flowers, so the light is assured but the lightness as well. The bracelet is designed contrarié shape, where the opposite is a single leaf, elongated in gold flex, and in two dimensions. And there is also a version without diamonds: the entry level is around 3000 euros. In the pictures you can also see a colored version of the white parure worn by the model at the fair, very stunning. The design is the same, but instead of diamonds are embedded green agate and tsavorites, as cut stones of Mandala necklace. Also in the Haute Couture line here is a new color ring named Mille e una, in this case aquamarine which resting on the bed of a thousand diamonds, gives a mirror effect. The processing of cobblestones is a Maison secret. It is run by combining traditional methods to more with new studies in stone setting. What we see instead is a cabochon, with the back with facets, erratically reminiscent of the flower of the BonTon collection, while the shape of Leaf is by Secret Gardens. Finally, many different combinations with rings and jewelry fully paved or smooth with elongated leaves, drilling worked and rose cut diamonds to give at every woman the opportunity to create your own garden.

Giardini Segreti, anelli doppi Haute Couture in oro bianco e diamanti incolori e in oro rosa diamanti colorati. Foto di Carolina Nobile

Giardini Segreti Haute Couture, anello doppio in oro rosa e diamanti champagne

Giardini Segreti Haute Couture, anello doppio con fiori a quattro petali della parure in oro bianco e diamanti incolori

Giardini Segreti Haute Couture, collana con sei fiori a quattro petali della parure in oro bianco flex e diamanti incolori

In the next page other unpublished images of the collection Secret Gardens of Pasquale Bruni

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Gioielli, Jewelry, Joaillerie, Joyas, Jewelen

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The novelty of VicenzaOro

Ellebj, heavy metal passion

Jjewels looks ahead

Las Vegas plays jewelry

Dada Arrigoni, the ’80s are back

Green flowers with Pasquale Bruni

20 bracelets by Federica Rettore

De Simone, coral and over

VicenzaOro becomes more international

In VicenzaOro the design wins

Palladio awards to Koulis, Mennella and Antonini

A signet for VicenzaOro

That’s what will be VicenzaOro 2017

Trends and innovations in VicenzaOro

A Puzzle Ring by Mattioli

Valenza Gioielli raises the bar

Antonini, a wait Extraordinaire

Back to VicenzaOro

(Italiano) Casato loves New York

New Secret Gardens of Pasquale Bruni

In the next page other unpublished images of the collection Secret Gardens of Pasquale Bruni