AREZZO, Italy – “Made in Italy” gold and silver jewellery and chain suppliers, as well as goldsmithing companies from Turkey and Spain, are preparing to showcase their latest products at OroArezzo, whose next (44th) edition will take place from May 10-13, 2025.
OroArezzo, organised by Italian Exhibition Group (IEG), takes place annually in Arezzo, Tuscany, a leading Italian goldsmithing hub.
“Foreign buyers will see and touch the vast catalogue of made-in-Italy gold and silver manufacturing, jewellery with precious stones, and will visit an entire hall of top-quality technologies,” said Matteo Farsura, who heads IEG’s Jewellery & Fashion division.
“Arezzo will provide the chance for buyers to speak with companies, and plan and design new products or collections for the second half of the year. IEG is working energetically on this event, which it considers fundamental to its calendar and its relationship with the Arezzo area.”
ITALIAN AND FOREIGN MARKET LEADERS AND NEW ENTRIES AT OROAREZZO
Italian market-leading companies in gold and silver manufacturing and product customisation will be exhibiting at Oroarezzo 2025: Arezzo-based companies Unoaerre, Giordini, Gold Art, Richline Italy, Coar, Silvex; Graziella Braccialini from Florence; Alessi Domenico and Superoro from Vicenza and Milor from Milan. Foreign participants will include Spanish companies Pie de Rey Designs and Alias Concept; and Zen Diamond and Arpas from Turkey. Among the new entries for 2025 are Linea Italia Gioielli, Quadri srl, LAC S.p.A and Gabriela Rigamonti Jewels from Vicenza, and Fratelli Chini from Arezzo.
JEWELLERY MANUFACTURING
«We work to embrace and satisfy every type of demand,» added Farsura. «In Arezzo, we will have a showcase of excellence that offers a glimpse of the most articulate or even experimental creations».
Migliorini from Arezzo will present classic hollow chains and combinations of three-dimensional workmanship; Neri Romualdo encompasses geometries of lace to bales of hay; Omega Art showcases elastic bracelet work; A.M.P. presents hollow and solid chains and pendants.
Quadrifoglio demonstrates cubes, polyhedrons, spheres and semi-finished products, as well as sacred jewellery; and then embroidery, crochet and full volumes are showcased by Golden Clef; and Femar presents daring volumes and geometries.
Then there are Vicenza-based Maria De Toni with jewellery inspired by nature, Re Sole with its timeless tubo gas, fancy, toggle and “paperclips”; D’orica exhibiting gold in shades from chocolate and blue to black; Rancangelo with sinuous woven parures and links; Daniela Coaro with its hand-crafted satin and mirror-polished finishing; and the sophisticated design of Ronco. Not to mention Milanese Stella Milano with classic to sporty workmanship with links.
AFFORDABLE LUXURY: SILVER WORKMANSHIP
«According to Federorafi/Mediobanca,» Matteo Farsura explains, «silver manufacturing exports are worth 640 million euros and Oroarezzo boasts an important offer for this sector — companies that know how to reinterpret classic collections with a more fashionable eye, right up to the idea of affordable luxury». They will range from Vicenza-based Chrysos to Arezzo’s Croma Catene, Fantasy, Efc Silver and Luiber.
JEWELLERY AT OROAREZZO: CRAFTSMANSHIP AND DESIGN
A marked presence at Oroarezzo will be “Made in Italy” jewellery brands. Among iconic bouquets and stylised sea creatures, visitors will find sophisticated jewellery by Veneroso and Caoro from Vicenza, Artlinea from Arezzo, and Giloro and Moraglione from Valenza.
PARTNERSHIP WITH AFEMO
From additive manufacturing to machining, from tools to refining systems, furnaces and centrifuges, from galvanic treatments, lasers for marking, engraving and welding to 3D printers for prototypes: the entire supply chain will be on display at Oroarezzo with state-of-the-art solutions, ideal for today’s production challenges.
Exhibiting companies will include: Sisma, Italimpianti, Orotig, Ombi, Creative Zones, Lm Industry, Taumac, DWS and new entry, Fanuc Italia.
«The consistent participation of companies operating in the gold and jewellery technology sector at the upcoming Oroarezzo event confirms its central role for the gold district. In a context in which the cost of raw materials is affected by international tensions, it is becoming increasingly crucial to optimise processes and reduce waste with innovative technologies that increase efficiency and guarantee an ever lower environmental impact. Italian companies in the sector are asserting themselves as global leaders thanks to their ability to combine technological excellence, design inventiveness and a responsible approach to the market based on values of sustainability, quality and long-term vision», says Massimo Poliero, president of AFEMO, the Italian Association of Jewellery Machinery Manufacturers and Exporters, a partner of Oroarezzo.
