VICENZAORO JANUARY 2026: The Global Jewellery Community Returns to the Capital of Jewellery

The international jewellery and watchmaking community will reunite in Vicenza from 16th to 20th January 2026 for Vicenzaoro January (VOJ) — the first key event on the global jewellery industry calendar. Hosted at the Italian Exhibition Group’s (IEG) Expo Centre, now in its final redevelopment phase, the show will once again set the tone for the year ahead.
“Our Jewellery Boutique Show,” said Matteo Farsura, Global Exhibition Manager of IEG Jewellery Shows, “is not only a business platform but also a hub for innovation, education, and exchange.” This year’s theme, “People · Product · Places,” encapsulates the ecosystem that has shaped Vicenzaoro’s legacy over more than seven decades — a heritage of excellence that continues to evolve with the introduction of the VO Awards, celebrating creativity, innovation, sustainability, and craftsmanship among exhibitors.
T.Gold, the leading exhibition for jewellery technology and machinery, will run concurrently in Hall 9 before being fully integrated into the renovated Expo Centre in September 2026. Meanwhile, VO Vintage, the exclusive B2C showcase for fine vintage watches and jewellery, will return from 16th to 19th January, attracting collectors and enthusiasts from around the world.
PEOPLE · PRODUCT · PLACES: The Vicenzaoro Vision
Vicenzaoro January 2026 will be guided by three pillars:
- Product – representing the union of design, manufacturing excellence, materials, creativity, and technical skill that embody Made in Italy and international craftsmanship.
- People – the driving force behind the sector: the talent, relationships, and global community that foster growth and innovation.
- Places – the symbolic and physical spaces where jewellery comes to life: from the Vicenza Expo Centre and its surroundings to Italy’s renowned manufacturing districts and the world’s key markets.
This triad tells a story that blends tradition, innovation, and shared inspiration — making Vicenzaoro a landmark of global industry excellence.

THE TREND SHOW: A Complete Showcase of the Jewellery Supply Chain
From high jewellery and contemporary design to watchmaking, gemstones, technology, packaging, and services, Vicenzaoro January 2026 will feature a meticulously curated selection of Made in Italy and international creations. The event will serve as a comprehensive platform for unveiling new collections, product launches, and design innovations to global buyers across five continents.
Additionally, on-the-spot transactions will be facilitated through Palakiss’ cash & carry format. A rich program of seminars, talks, and technical sessions will further enhance industry knowledge, featuring key sessions by CIBJO and insights from Trendvision Jewellery + Forecasting, Vicenzaoro’s renowned independent observatory on global jewellery trends.
THE VO AWARDS: Honouring Innovation and Excellence
Debuting in 2026, the VO Awards will honour outstanding achievements in jewellery creativity, craftsmanship, sustainability, and innovation. Open to Italian and international exhibitors from the ICON, LOOK, and CREATION communities, the competition features eight categories.
Finalists, chosen by a distinguished multidisciplinary jury, will be displayed during VOJ26. Buyers and visitors can also cast their votes during the first two days of the event. Entries remain open until 30th November 2025.
A Seamless and Enriched Visitor Experience

Registration for business visitors is now open. Despite the ongoing redevelopment of Hall 2, operations will continue smoothly with enhanced services and seamless integration between physical and digital experiences. Through the Jewellery Connect platform and app, visitors can explore the exhibitor catalogue, plan their route, schedule meetings, and access personalized recommendations for a productive visit.
Beyond the exhibition halls, VIOFF – the Vicenzaoro Off Show – will offer a vibrant calendar of events around Vicenza, blending shopping, art, culture, and fine dining in true Italian style. The Jewellery Museum, located within the UNESCO-listed Basilica Palladiana, will further enrich the visitor experience with a new exhibition celebrating the artistry and heritage of jewellery.