At Open Tarì, Made in Italy Takes Center Stage
From April 17 to 20, the Campanian jewelry hub hosts 500 exhibiting companies and the exhibition Essence, Matter and Form of Jewelry
Open Tarì, the spring edition of the jewelry show hosted by the Campanian Gold Center, returns from April 17 to 20, becoming an increasingly strategic hub for the entire supply chain. The new schedule responds to the needs of Italian retailers, offering the ideal opportunity to meet partners and suppliers in light of the peak sales associated with ceremonies and tourism. With 500 exhibiting companies, including residents and guests, Open Tarì confirms a unique offering in Italy that integrates fine jewelry, trendy collections, design, and production technologies. The event also stands out for its exclusive focus on the artisanal sector: gem-setting, repairs, assays, and operational design make Tarì a true hub of real-time services for professionals. This format is also appreciated by international buyers. Customers from Italy and the Mediterranean countries are welcomed with dedicated discounts and an advanced hospitality system, now supported by the new website. As usual, the Campania event also features an exhibition, which this year gives ample space to design and Made in Italy. The title itself suggests its contents: Essence, Matter, and Form of Jewelry, a journey through the creation of jewelry through three sections—Precious Essence, Rebel Form, and Living Matter—highlighting Italian culture, creativity, and know-how. Open Tarì also marks the debut of the House of Made in Italy, a project promoted by MIMIT and the Leonardo Committee. The event is ISO 25639 certified and organized according to rigorous environmental, social, and economic sustainability criteria.
