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Vicenzaoro September 2026: The Names of High Jewelry

The September edition of Vicenzaoro brings together Italian and international high jewelry houses and brands in Vicenza


From September 4 to 8, in the renovated spaces of Italian Exhibition Group in Vicenza, Vicenzaoro returns to define the new directions of the jewelry industry. The event once again confirms its position as the leading business platform for brands, buyers, retailers, and international industry professionals. One of the key new developments is the return of Pasquale Bruni, joining the ICON community, the area dedicated to luxury and the most prestigious high-end brands. It will be joined by major industry names including Damiani, Roberto Coin, Schreiner Fine Jewellery, FOPE, Gorgoglione, Recarlo, and Annamaria Cammilli, already recognized at the VO Awards in the Best in Icon – High End Jewellery category. The heart of Made in Italy will come to life in Halls 6, 7, and 7.1, showcasing outstanding names such as Busatti Milano, Leo Pizzo, Nanis, Palmiero, Picchiotti, Roberto De Meglio, and Serafino Consoli. At the same time, the international presence continues to grow: alongside established brands such as Carrera y Carrera, Tirisi, and Autore, new exhibitors include U.S.-based Effy Jewelry and German brands Gellner and Bossert + Kast. Morellato Group will also once again be among the leading players, confirming its role as a European reference point in contemporary jewelry and watchmaking, with a business model integrating brands, retail, and distribution on a global scale. Completing the exhibition journey is The Design Room in Hall 7, the space dedicated to designers and research into new forms of jewelry. Among its featured names is Alessio Boschi, winner of the VO Awards in the Best in Icon – One of a Kind Jewellery category, alongside Annelie Fröhling, Antonini Milano, Cedille Paris, Karen Suen, Lobortas Classic Jewelry House, Mattia Cielo, Misani, Mousson Atelier, Netali Nissim, New Italian Art, Vicky Shaw, and the collective from the Beijing School of Design. Together, the participating brands and designers bring historic maisons, new entries, and design research into dialogue, reflecting an increasingly international market undergoing profound transformation.


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