Export-oriented, highly multinational, and eager to acknowledge potential. Among the top exhibitors of OROAREZZO 2024 is the gold and silverware manufacturing business, which is eager to rediscover the overseas reference markets of Italy’s premier industrial district: the Arab Emirates, Turkey, the United States, Hong Kong, and France. A quintet representing almost 65% of the sector’s exports, totaling 1.6 billion (source: Federorafi). Made in Italy manufacturing will be on display from May 11th to 14th at Arezzo Fiere e Congressi for the 43rd edition of the Italian Exhibition Group’s event, which will feature all types of gold and silver chain, semi-finished products and components, necklace clasps, and an ever-expanding range of jewellery production. The international vocation has also been validated by foreign players who have chosen the IEG event for their business. JRC certification, which confirms a commitment to the ethical and responsible supply and processing of precious metals, is becoming more widespread.
The following exhibitors are among the most representative of Italian gold-silver manufacturing for foreign buyers: Richline Italia, which specializes in making classic and timeless earrings, rings, and slave bracelets; Giordini, which this year celebrated 60 years of producing luxury goods with meticulous attention to detail as the result of ongoing artistic and technological research; and Omega Art, which has transformed the texture of chains into a true artistic expression. Still speaking of Arezzo craftsmanship, consider the range of gold and silver chain designs created by A.M.P., Coar, and Croma Catene, producers who have blended fashion sensibility, technical precision, and design; Quadrifoglio and Silo for semi-finished goods; and clasps that can be customized for white label productions for businesses of all sizes. Regular at Oroarezzo, Unoaerre will be showcasing its extensive product line, which includes everything from chains to wedding bands, completed gold and silver jewelry to the basics. Regarding companies based in Vicenza, Alessi Domenico adorns its chains with hand-set diamonds or experiments with fusions of silver and ruthenium that yield distinctive chromatic effects; Karizia, a certified Jewellery Responsible Council member, has elevated design and expressive freedom to the point where the chain becomes an integral part of the ensemble. And Chrysos, a Treviso-based company well known for its cutting-edge technology. And, once again for the “customisable” market, F.lli Bovo, Veneroso, and D’Orica, located in Vicenza, along with its “household” businesses, Gold Art and Artlinea. Moraglione 1922, Giloro, and New Ander are the Valenza district’s jewelry manufacturing locations.
Turkish company Arpas and international company Zen Diamonds have selected the Oroarezzo platform. For ten years, the company was one of the biggest exporters of jewelry from Turkey to the rest of the globe. It specializes in making diamond jewelry for engagements and weddings and leads the European and Middle Eastern markets in this area. The latter was the first factory in Turkey to receive RJC certification in 2016 and has since expanded to become one of the biggest producers of gold, silver, and diamond jewelry worldwide. Furthermore, the Spanish company Alias Concept has made a name for itself in the Cordoba industrial zone over the course of 15 years by combining precious and semi-precious stones into their jewelry. The Andalusian business has an RJC certification. While the Portuguese brand Galeiras is known for its elegant takes on classic designs, their jewelry is often made of gold and silver.