More than 1,000 brands exhibiting at Vicenzaoro

“ALL AT ONCE” – this is the claim of Vicenzaoro, the premier event in Europe for the entire international goldsmith and jewellery supply chain, which will take place from 17 to 21 March 2022 at the Vicenza exhibition centre, alongside T.Gold, the international show for goldsmith technology and machinery, and VO’Clock Privé, the contemporary watchmaking lounge (18–20 March).

A single place and a single moment where more than 1,000 exhibiting brands will showcase their latest collections and the jewellery trends of 2022. Leading the way will be the creations of the ICON community, which brings together luxury jewellery brands, along with the original proposals from The Design Room.

Among the attending companies will be Fope, presenting not only the highly successful 2021 “Essential” collection, but also a new gold mesh design characterised by a fresh look and an interpretation that nods to athleisure.

Roberto Coin will also be present, showcasing not only his most iconic collections but also new creations from the Navarra line, inspired by the royal coat of arms of the Spanish region, featuring 16 chains radiating outward and crowned with a glorious crown.

From the world of high jewellery, Crivelli will present LIKE Chromatic, a collection that evokes the colours and power of nature, embodying the brand’s core values: artisanal mastery, uniqueness, and elegance. LIKE Chromatic combines essential design with the vibrant hues of hard stones such as malachite, carnelian, onyx, coral, turquoise, and mother-of-pearl.

Fabergé will also take the stage, one of the most iconic art jewellery houses, known for extraordinary pieces that remain relevant today, along with Damiani, showcasing both new releases and masterpieces with a modern, innovative style – the result of creativity and passion for goldsmith art from a family tradition of excellence.

The sparkling jewels of Annamaria Cammilli will also be featured, where the Florentine maison's signature soft design and nuanced gold shades with pavé stones are now part of a new line within the collection: Velaa Color. The design remains minimal, enriched with the warm tones of gold and hues from sapphires, rubies, emeralds, and white or fancy diamonds.

The high-end segment will also be represented by new exhibitor Schreiner, a renowned German jeweller whose pieces are found in royal houses around the world: grand necklaces adorned with diamonds, rubies, emeralds, sapphires, chokers and earrings, opulent rings, and top-quality pearls – jewellery for those unafraid to display their wealth and, indeed, eager to flaunt it.

On the Vicenzaoro stage will also be Nanis, with its new idea of a woman who is free, modern and refined; Giovanni Ferraris, favouring originality in form and colour brilliance; Gismondi 1754, a family maison now in its seventh generation where creativity meets artisanal excellence, inspired by the beauty of Liguria; and Serafino Consoli, known for rings that expand into bracelets thanks to a patented and intricate technique.

The international dimension of Vicenzaoro continues with German maison Stenzhorn, Dutch brand Tirisi, and extends to Lebanon with Yeprem, specialised in high jewellery with large diamonds, then on to the Basque Country with Damaso Martinez, and France with the celebrity-favourite brand Djula, known for its “glam rock” style. For the rock-chic woman and “Bond girl” type, Akillis stands out with its bold, edgy design. From Germany, though Italian in origin, Al Coro also returns to Vicenza.

Finally, there will be space for original pearl creations, with brands like Yoko London exploring a full spectrum of colours – pink, violet, golden, and dark Tahitian grey – using only untreated, high-quality pearls.

Returning again is The Design Room, where top independent jewellery designers reinterpret the concept of the jewel through their own unique vision, creating highly original designs appreciated by the market. On display will be works by Alessio Boschi, JMG Designer, Cedille Paris, Netali Nissim, Gaia Spallanzani, and Elena Chernyavskaya Jewelry.