Vicenzaoro September 2026: New Hall, New Brands, New Momentum
Hall 2 Begins Operations for the First Time
The September edition marks the beginning of a new chapter for Vicenzaoro. For the first time, the new Hall 2 will be fully utilized. The two-story new building, with approximately 23,000 square meters of space, not only expands the exhibition area but will also serve as the central hub of the exhibition grounds in the future. Above all, the Creation Community will gain more space, while access between the individual halls and themed areas will be improved.
The new hall is part of the trade show’s long-term development and underscores Vicenzaoro’s commitment to bringing together the entire value chain of the jewelry industry—from design and production to technology and high jewelry—on a single platform.
Pasquale Bruni returns after ten years
The list of exhibitors is also drawing attention. The most prominent returnee is Pasquale Bruni, who is exhibiting at Vicenzaoro for the first time in ten years. The Italian luxury house is thus strengthening the ICON Community, where numerous international high-jewelry brands are showcased.
Also back at the trade show is Recarlo, whose diamond jewelry has been one of the established names in the Italian jewelry industry for many years.
New International Additions
In addition to returning exhibitors, the September issue also features new names. Piranesi is exhibiting at Vicenzaoro for the first time. The high-jewelry house, based in New York and Milan, is known for its vibrantly colored gemstone creations and is making its trade show debut in Vicenza.
France is also more heavily represented than in previous years. With Morganne Bello, Statement Paris, and D1928, several French jewelry houses are expanding the international exhibitor portfolio.
Further Development on Multiple Levels
The new Hall 2 and the return of renowned brands demonstrate that Vicenzaoro is continuing to strengthen its international standing. In addition to new collections, the trade show is also making structural strides—both through investments in infrastructure and through an increasingly international exhibitor base.
