Vicenzaoro 2025 : the future of jewellery with the world on display

Fairs Trends

Written by Bérengère Treussard - Tuesday, September 2, 2025

Vicenza (Italy), September 2025 — Bathed in the golden light of the exhibition centre, Vicenzaoro returns for an edition under the sign of a daring renewal. From 5 to 9 September, the show reveals itself – and renews itself – with panache, confirming its role as a key global hub for the world of jewellery, watchmaking and luxury.

A "sold out" show with clear ambitions

From the opening, Vicenzaoro was sold out. 1,300 exhibitors from 30 countries take over the entire show, demonstrating its international reach and renewed attractiveness.

The event is particularly embodied by its ability to embrace the entire value chain from high-end jewellery to industrial tools, from precious stones to packaging and jewellery trends.

Trendvision: the vision of the seasons to come

At the heart of the event, Trendvision Jewellery + Forecasting, the IEG observatory directed by Paola de Luca, offers an exploration of the future of creation :

Saturday, September 6th, 2025 : Grand launch of the "Quantum Age" era, a vision that transforms jewellery into a technological, cultural and emotional object.

Sunday, September 7th, 2025 : presentation of the new edition of the Trendbook 2027+, a "manifesto" in three parts (consumer culture, sectoral opportunities, 2027+ forecasts).

After the January 2025 trends, four stylistic axes structure the autumn-winter 2025-2026 trends:

Modular Geometries, Spectrum Play, Quiet Elegance and Dynamism, so many directions that question modularity, colour, sobriety and movement in jewellery.

Italian excellence and a strong international outlook

Under the ICON banner, Vicenzaoro highlights the great Made in Italy houses: Roberto Coin, Damiani, Crivelli, Fope, Roberto Demeglio, Paolo Piovan as well as the scenographic creativity of Annamaria Cammilli, Leo Pizzo, Nanis, Serafino Consoli.

In addition to this local elegance, there are important foreign signatures such as Fabergé, Yoko London, Schreiner Fine Jewellery, Diamond Group, and even Autore (Australia), illustrating a veritable intercontinental network of jewellery.

Paolo Piovan, pink gold and pink sapphires © Bérengère Treussard

Design Room and "The 8": connecting with emerging creation

The Design Room and the "The 8" program, designed as vibrant hotbeds of talent, welcome singular designers: Alessio Boschi, Mike Joseph, Antonini Milano, Karen Suen.

Alessio Boschi, earrings inpink titanium and sapphires © Bérengère Treussard

At the same time, "The 8" highlights the next generation of tomorrow, with mentored designers from schools such as IED, TADS or the Master of Jewellery in Arezzo: Emma Calce, Lal Dal Monte, Enrico Valenza, Carolina Lazzaro, Cristiano Di Iorio.

The next generation of French designers, a whisper that resonates

In the middle of this orchestration, a new voice attracts attention: Emma Calce, a young French designer from the Master in Jewellery in Arezzo, is part of The 8 program. Mentored by Alessio Boschi - a figure adored for his daring jewellery architecture - and by Alessia Crivelli, she presents pieces where history is grafted onto modernity.

Her jewels do not yet have the narrative density of the great houses, but they carry the promise of a personal writing: fluid lines, geometric balances, a delicate breath that already tells of a future. In the hustle and bustle of the stalls, his creations function as a pause — a discreet poetry, which whispers the French future in a new language.

Earrings by Emma Calce © Emma Calce

The French Creative Corner, a manifesto of elegance

But Vicenzaoro is not content to show isolated talents. Under the impetus of Francéclat, the French presence is becoming stronger and stronger year after year with a selection of houses and workshops that reveal a know-how that combines tradition and modernity.

The show's historic French design houses such as Isabelle Langlois or Akillis will unveil their new products, such as the very successful Talisman collection by Akillis designed by its founder Caroline Gaspard.

Talisman Mother-of-Pearl and Diamond Harmony Necklace, Akillis © Akillis

We will find Cédille Paris in the designer room and new brands such as D1928, a house in Nice (south of France) that works with pearls in a contemporary way with an approach that is both architectural and elegant.

In Vicenzaoro, these brands are not simply exhibited: they tell the story of French aesthetics, this ability to combine technical rigor and carefree gesture.

Panache ring in gold, diamonds and garnets Isabelle Langlois © Bérengère Treussard

Vintage VO: nostalgia and collectibles

Concomitantly with the show, VO Vintage returns for a second edition open to the public (from 5 to 8 September), with 40 exhibitors offering vintage jewels and watches, heritage objects to admire and acquire. An invitation to travel back in time and meet pieces of character. Every year, nuggets are exchanged in the early hours of the show, you have to be sharp and have an eye to discover treasures that the dealers secretly exchange.

Sustainable innovation: the hall, the institutions, the city

Vicenzaoro is expanding with the construction of the new 22,000 m² hall, designed by GMP, which is moving forward resolutely with a focus on sustainability ("zero impact") and without disrupting the current visitor experience.

The fair is also supported by major institutions: Confindustria Federorafi, Club degli Orafi, Assogemme, Federpreziosi, while ITA – Italian Trade Agency, CIBJO, GJEPC, HKJJA support an active international audience.

In addition, ViOff (the official off-trade fair) takes over the city of Vicenza on the theme of "Golden Bloom" with exhibitions, local culture and sensory experiences. The whole city shines with the gold of jewelry from September 5 to 9, 2025.

It is in this tension between innovation, theory and matter that Vicenzaoro is fascinating. The salon is a kind of seismograph: it captures the shocks of fashion, amplifies them, projects them. He is really unique in his approach and in his friendliness and that's why we love going there. Whether it's to catch the latest news or discover new techniques or new creators. We hope to see you there!