The Italian primary of Jewelry exhibitions

Which part of the World is the most productive in the field of jewelry? Asia, the land of precious gemstones? Africa, the land of gold? No, it's Europe, the land of brilliant artisans, creative artists and engineers. Europe has had an historical evolution and also today is a magnificent continent. In the jewelery market there are some countries whit a strong cultural heritage connected to jewelry. One of these is Italy.

Italy is the country where there are every year more than 15 jewelry fairs which represents more than 15% of the European fairs during one year. It's interesting also to know that there are more or less 130 international fairs in the all the World in one year. That's because Italy has a big role in the international scene of jewelery businesses.

In Italy only three cities are involved: Naples, Vicenza and Milan. Naples is the less under pressure of jewellery's international pressure with its VEBO Fair: the exhibition of internal/external design, gift and jewelry design. Milan is the Italian city of fashion, so it could be impossible not to host some jewelry fairs! There are two Cash and Carry Exhibitions of Custome Jewelry in semiprecious and precious stones and silver handicrafts, two International home shows (MACEF) in the field of fashion design, interior/esterior design, jewelry design, and other two international exhibitions: Bijoux and Chibidue.

The most famous and fashion trends creator of jewelry is Vicenza, the city of gold, with eight exhibitions per year! Vicenza is located in Veneto Region, in the northern part of Italy and there are the most important international exhibitions, such as: the Choice, the T-Gold, 5 versions of VicenzaOro and the Jewelry Expo “About J”. All these events are dedicated only to jewelry and attract hundreds of people from all over the world! Vicenza has always been one of the most incredible city for jewelry handmade craftsmanships.The next fair is going to be held in Vicenza, the 19-23 May 2012 in Vicenza, the VicenzaOro's fair of jewelry.