From September 5th to 9th, iconic names and new talents in jewellery.
High jewellery is constantly evolving and Vicenzaoro September is the place-to-be for discovering the contemporary languages of jewellery’s materials and shapes. Excellence Magazine is pleased to be media partner also for this edition.
From 5th to 9th September, at the Vicenza Expo Centre (Land of Venice – Italy), another all sold out edition of the B2B show organized by Italian Exhibition Group. The trade event will demonstrate how the classics of goldsmith art can be updated in collections by Maria De Toni, and how Palmiero‘s diamond pavé can assume the shapes of nature. Or how titanium and diamonds can become weightless statement jewellery in creations by Giovanni Ferraris and the heights that meticulous coral workmanship or cameos that break with tradition can achieve with the De Simone Fratelli touch. And even further: on display Yana Nesper’s ability to reinvent the pearl in a contemporary key; the renewed Italian glamour in bold volumes and cuts in the Marina B collections; stones and mother-of-pearl on innovative materials such as carbon fibre designed by Maison J’OR. Creations that combine art, culture and experimentation to further respond to the high-end market and evoke new emotions in those who wear them.
Icon, Italian and international high-end
IEG’s proposal will see top-of-the range emerging in all the creativity, nuances and ability to innovate with which today’s great Italian and international brands create jewellery. Made in Italy will be represented by Roberto Coin with the timeless elegance of its collections; Damiani with the goldsmith skill and refined design that define its distinctive style; Crivelli with the elegant stone embroideries of its latest creations; Fope with its minimal yet sophisticated creations that are both luxurious and comfortable, and Roberto Demeglio with its typical distinctive technical evolution and versatility. Other unmissable companies will include Annamaria Cammilli with the recognisable three-dimensionality and sinuosity of its creations; Leo Pizzo with its personal vision and representation of nature and art; Nanis with jewellery that echoes the sinuosity and balanced “roundness” of nature and, last but not least, Serafino Consoli and the transformative character of its exclusive productions.
Cultural identity and ample innovation also for the European and international fine jewellery companies exhibiting at Vicenzaoro September, such as Schreiner Fine Jewellery and Diamond Group from Germany, and Fabergé and Yoko London from the UK. Not to mention the Greek company Etho Maria and Carrera Y Carrera from Spain. Outside Europe, we will find the Australian company Autore. New entries at the September edition of Vicenzaoro will include Piranesi, a Milanese brand based in New York, while Recarlo will be returning; Morganne Bello, Statement Paris and D1928 will be arriving from France.
An area for talent: the Design Room and “The 8” project
The Design Room in the “Icon” community is the area specifically for high-end designers who reinterpret jewellery with unique and exclusive creations. The most eagerly awaited talents will include: Alessio Boschi and his creations that combine culture, history and architecture; Mike Joseph and his light, geometric design studded with diamonds; Antonini Milano for lovers of pure yet structured lines and lastly, Karen Suen who makes the glam and tradition of classic jewellery communicate. Boschi, Alessia Crivelli (in collaboration with Costa Team), Luca Daverio and the foundation Mani Intelligenti are the mentors behind “The 8” project that IEG promotes to highlight new Italian and international jewellery talents. The designers chosen for this year come from institutes such as the IED, TADS – Tarì Design School and, from the Master in Jewellery History, Design and Marketing in Arezzo, Emma Calce, Lal Dal Monte, Enrico Valenza and 512 LAB, in other words, Carolina Lazzaro and Cristiano Di Iorio.
Vo Vintage, encore at Vicenza expo for “cult” jewellery and watches
Each piece tells a story that either echoes in names like Tiffany &Co., Buccellati, Cartier, or in unique bracelets and necklaces made by 20th-century Italian craftsmen. For the “second wrist,” watch hands glide over dials by Vacheron & Constantin, IWC, Patek Philippe, or super-iconic models like the Daytona or Speedmaster, whose respective makers hardly need a mention.
This is the dream experience of VO Vintage, the open-to-the-public marketplace organized by Italian Exhibition Group at Vicenza Expo Center from September 5th to 8th in conjunction with Vicenzaoro September 2025. After the success of this year’s January edition, IEG is repeating the performance for the public of collectors, enthusiasts, or merely the inquisitive – an audience that, since January 2020 to date, has shown a qualified and constant growth. A success that responds to collectors’ search for forms of investment and the curiosity of the younger generations who are attracted to durable goods that increase in value over time.
From «cult» watches to the jewellery from the Dolce Vita years and even further back to pieces from the Belle Époque or even the Victorian era. Preciously decorated rings, necklaces and brooches in an array of gold and silver masterpieces embellished with diamonds, sapphires, emeralds, rubies, coral, pearls, onyx and opals, which will be on display in the showcases of important dealers such as E.L.A. Antichità, Gioielleria Faelutti, Italian Vintage Jewellery, Scala Gioielli, and the new entry from the Netherlands, EL & L Finery by Lisa Van Der Plas. As for watch dealers, those returning to Vicenza will include Andrea Foffi’s Vintage Watches and Cars, Antonio Nocco’s Il Quadrante, Marco Cesari’s Perusia Watches and Spangaro Watches.
As per tradition, IEG will be accompanying VO Vintage’s market opportunities with a full calendar of events at which to meet and engage with leading Italian experts in the field of both watches and jewellery during talks and workshops that will give a better understanding of these coveted objects and, together, assess their history, design and materials.
