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Joyas, estados financieros entre oro y plomo

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Unoaerre, bracciale in bronzo dorato Venus




Los estados financieros de joyería no son todos oro según Pambianco ♦
El 2016 no fue un año dorado para la joyería, pero no está mal. Sin embargo, una ronda de llamadas telefónicas informales parece indicar que 2017 puede cerrarse con un saldo más positivo. La muñeca del sector de la joyería y el reloj es escuchada por Pambianco, un consultor especialista en el sector del lujo.
En su análisis, además de certificar el mal momento del sector de la relojería (dificultades también observadas en Baselworld), Pambianco puso los presupuestos de los principales grupos de joyería bajo el lente. Resultado: algunos resultados positivos, como Pomellato, que gracias al cuidado y las sinergias del grupo Kering aumentaron los ingresos en un 11,5%, Unoaerre, que creció un 7,9%, Damiani (+ 4,8%) o Morellato (+ 2,8%). Además, Chrysos, que también produce la marca Officina Bernardi, ha visto aumentar las ventas en un 5,4% a 56,3 millones. Pero también hay disminuciones significativas. Por ejemplo, Asolo Gold, un especialista en producción de cadenas, vio caer los ingresos del 28,2% a 80,5 millones de euros. Entre las marcas famosas de diseño, Marco Bicego cayó un 4,5%, a pesar de un buen desempeño en el exterior, en 47,4 millones, mientras que para Roberto Coin el descenso fue del 4,7% a 46 millones. Ligero descenso (-0.5%) también para Stroili Oro, comprado por el grupo francés Historie d’Or en el verano de 2016. Federico Graglia




Damiani, anello della collezione Margherita
Damiani, anello della collezione Margherita

Unoaerre, bracciale in bronzo dorato Venus
Unoaerre, bracciale in bronzo dorato Venus
Morellato, collane con pendenti
Morellato, collane con pendenti

Officina Bernardi, orecchini in argento rodiato
Officina Bernardi, orecchini in argento rodiato







In France a giant of the jewerly was born

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In France, a giant of jewelery was born (yet it is little known): Marcel Masson Robbez acquires Christian Bernard ♦
Every now and then a news coming from the world of economics closely affects the world of jewels. The news is this: Marcel Masson Robbez becomes the first French manufacturer of high-end jewelery. He bought Christian Bernard from Evry’s Court of Commerce. The new group will have a turnover of around 100 million euros. Marcel Masson Robbez is headquartered in Lozère, Occitania (South East France) and Christian Bernard (based in Paris) are the country’s leading jewelry makers, retailers and wholesalers. Christian Bernard was in trouble after sales fell from 150 to 50 million euros. In return, Marcel Masson Robbez has a fully automated production system, which allows you to send up to 1,500 jewelery boxes per day.
The transaction was supported by the Consolidation Fund and Company Development, which in June will become a minority shareholder in Marcel Robbez Masson, with a contribution of 15 million in equity, such as Part of a funding round of 40 million. Of the banks, there were another 25 million. “The trend in jewelery is concentration. We are currently studying other acquisition goals,” predicted Frank Robbez-Masson, company ceo.
The acquired group has 200 employees in France. Abroad, Marcel Robbez Masson, who had manufacturing sites in Morocco and Portugal, employs one thousands of workers in Vietnam. Marcel Masson Robbez has 3,000 customers in France, including watchmakers, jewelers and goldsmiths in the premium jewelery segment. It also has a network of 25 franchise boutiques and will open an office in Hong Kong by the year. Federico Graglia




Anello in oro rosa, diamanti e madreperla
Anello in oro rosa, diamanti e madreperla

Orecchini elettroformati in oro, collezione Masviel di Marcel Masson Robbez
Orecchini elettroformati in oro, collezione Masviel di Marcel Masson Robbez
Anelli in ceramica, oro 18 carati e diamanti, collezione Masviel
Anelli in ceramica, oro 18 carati e diamanti, collezione Masviel
Marcel Masson Robbez, colleziione Lady O, oro bianco 18 carati, diamanti
Marcel Masson Robbez, colleziione Lady O, oro bianco 18 carati, diamanti

Gioielli indossati di Marcel Masson Robbez
Gioielli indossati di Marcel Masson Robbez







Italian Jewelery double faces

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Sono stati 104.000 i buyer a Baselworld 2017

The Italian jewelry in 2016 had two faces: fall in exports, but more sales ♦
Jewels Italians a bit ‘less purchased abroad. The data from the Institute of Statistics (Istat) are about on production (-1.9%) and exports both in value (-4.6%) and in quantity (-1.8% only for jewelry precious metals). The figures for 2016 also indicate that the decline has a name, or rather two: China and India, where are decreased imports. But, in reality they were not the only countries to buy less. According to data compiled by the research center of the banking group Intesa Sanpaolo, the Italian exports of jewelery and jewelery lost about 300 million euro compared to 2015, with widespread declines in almost all markets and a major new decline to the United Arab Emirates (-15%, amounting to 160 million Euros less), country of entry for the rest of the Middle East and India. Negative also exports to Switzerland and France (-6.7% and -10.6%), where often the jewels Made in Italy are those made for third parties for large Maison, that is produced in Italy and sold under the brand name of the great signatures, and then for other markets and from Hong Kong (-9.1%).
The statistics on turnover (of companies with more than 20 employees), however, indicate that the jewelry industry and jewelery ended 2016 up 9.3%, thanks to brilliant results on the domestic market (+ 6.7%) of foreign ones (+ 10.7%), since in contradiction with the information about the export flows. How do you explain? Simple: the sector is made up of many micro enterprises and it is very difficult to safely monitor.
According Stefania Trenti, the Intesa Sanpaolo research center, “the 2016 results were affected by unfavorable global demand, particularly in the first half of the year. The international scenario has shown an improvement during the year and the expectations for 2017 are moderate acceleration of world GDP, with exports of jewelry and costume jewelry in the last quarter of last year have stopped the descent, a good sign that could implying a nearby turnaround, despite the climate of uncertainty the purchasing decisions of international jewelry. ”





Vienen los rusos 

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Orecchini-matrioska

El gran avance del ejército de la joyería Sokolov, la mayor empresa de oro en Rusia.
Después de los grandes magnates que vienen a Occidente para comprar artículos de lujo o equipos de fútbol, ​​en Europa Occidental los joyeros rusos también han llegado. De hecho, son de mucho tiempo en acción, aunque no en todos los países. Pero donde la marca de la joyería rusa Sokolov ha decidido centrarse, lo hizo muy bien. En Gran Bretaña, por ejemplo, en unos pocos meses la joyería Sokolov ha pasado este otoño el umbral de 50. En Suiza y Alemania, sin embargo, hay bastante. Y pensar que todo comenzó después del colapso del régimen soviético, cuando Elena y Aleksey Sokolov, fascinado por joyas, comenzó en 1993 con sólo nueve empleados para crear joyas. Ahora, 20 años más tarde, el pequeño taller familiar se ha convertido en el mayor fabricante de joyas en Rusia, con 5.000 empleados, 6.000 tiendas en 12 países. La joyería no es de gama alta, pero tienen un precio muy popular. No hay colecciones preciosas, de hecho, pero a cambio, la elección es bastante amplia: la empresa tiene alrededor de 30.000 tipos diferentes de joyas. Sokolov es para ver. Federico Graglia

Anelli di Sokolov
Anelli di Sokolov
Anello in argento con granato
Anello in argento con granato
Orecchini in argento e smalto
Orecchini in argento e smalto
Orecchini-matrioska
Orecchini-matrioska
Orecchini con perle
Orecchini con perle
Orecchini smaltati
Orecchini smaltati
Pendente con pietre rosa
Pendente con pietre rosa
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