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Vicenzaoro September to Showcase Contemporary High Jewelry Trends

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Vicenzaoro September to Showcase Contemporary High Jewelry Trends

High jewelry is constantly evolving, and Vicenzaoro September is the must-attend event to discover how materials and forms speak a contemporary language. From September 5 to 9, the sold-out show organized by Italian Exhibition Group will once again take place in the fairgrounds of the Venetian city, spotlighting how the classics of goldsmithing are being reinterpreted for today's luxury market.



From Maria De Toni’s timeless reinterpretations to Palmiero’s diamond pavé creations inspired by nature, the exhibition will present the full spectrum of modern artistry. Giovanni Ferraris blends titanium and diamonds to craft bold, weightless statement pieces. The meticulous coral work and contemporary takes on cameos by De Simone Fratelli break away from tradition, while Yana Nesper reimagines pearls with a modern sensibility.



The Italian glamour of Marina B shines through bold volumes and innovative cuts, and Maison J’OR experiments with carbon fiber, pairing it with precious stones and mother-of-pearl to craft futuristic designs.



These creations blend art, culture, and innovation—offering new answers to the high-end market and fresh emotions for those who wear them.

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