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6 gold pieces to see at Vicenzaoro Fall
The Vicenzaoro Fall jewelry trade show is set to kick off this Saturday in Vicenza, Italy, at a time when gold prices are relatively low and yellow gold jewelry is hot.
PHOTO Garavelli Aldo. These pieces are from the brand’s new Drago collection, which celebrates its 95th anniversary and features 18-karat gold bracelets and rings set with diamonds and a bright, micro-ceramic finishing (bracelet, $11,500; rings, $5,900).
PHOTO Garavelli Aldo. These pieces are from the brand’s new Drago collection, which celebrates its 95th anniversary and features 18-karat gold bracelets and rings set with diamonds and a bright, micro-ceramic finishing (bracelet, $11,500; rings, $5,900).
PHOTO Roberto Coin. From the limited edition Falco collection, this 18-karat rose gold Animalier Falcon cuff is set with white, black and cognac diamonds and onyx ($33,000).
PHOTO Mattioli. The brand is launching many new pieces at Vicenzaoro Fall, including these “Wrap” rings from the Maldamore collection, made in 18-karat rose gold with diamonds ($5,100) and 18-karat yellow gold ($2,710).
PHOTO Zancan. These “Rose of Wind” pendants are made in 18-karat white and pink gold with black and white diamonds, rubies and emeralds (price upon request).
PHOTO Pasquale Bruni. The brand will be presenting its new Giardini Segredi pieces at Vicenzaoro this month, which includes these rings, made in 18-karat pink gold with a 5.04-carat amethyst, sapphires and diamonds, and 18-karat white gold with a 5.29-carat yellow beryl, sapphires and diamonds.
PHOTO Miseno. These 18-karat yellow gold “Raggi” hoops are set with 1.08 carats of white diamonds ($8,900).
The Vicenzaoro Fall jewelry trade show is set to kick off this Saturday in Vicenza, Italy, at a time when gold prices are relatively low and yellow gold jewelry is hot.
Vicenzaoro is an international jewelry industry melting pot. It’s not only a place for attendees to scope out trends but also a stage for brands to unveil their latest collections. The multiple pavilions at Vicenzaoro--which saw a 13 percent increase in attendance at its winter show, the first held with the new boutique format--aim to cluster like-companies together.
Click through this gallery to see six pieces of Italian gold jewelry from brands exhibiting at the show. All prices listed are retail.
Garavelli Aldo. These pieces are from the brand’s new Drago collection, which celebrates its 95th anniversary and features 18-karat gold bracelets and rings set with diamonds and a bright, micro-ceramic finishing (bracelet, $11,500; rings, $5,900).
Roberto Coin. From the limited edition Falco collection, this 18-karat rose gold Animalier Falcon cuff is set with white, black and cognac diamonds and onyx ($33,000).
Mattioli. The brand is launching many new pieces at Vicenzaoro Fall, including these “Wrap” rings from the Maldamore collection, made in 18-karat rose gold with diamonds ($5,100) and 18-karat yellow gold ($2,710).
Zancan. These “Rose of Wind” pendants are made in 18-karat white and pink gold with black and white diamonds, rubies and emeralds (price upon request).
Pasquale Bruni. The brand will be presenting its new Giardini Segredi pieces at Vicenzaoro this month, which includes these rings, made in 18-karat pink gold with a 5.04-carat amethyst, sapphires and diamonds, and 18-karat white gold with a 5.29-carat yellow beryl, sapphires and diamonds.
Miseno. These 18-karat yellow gold “Raggi” hoops are set with 1.08 carats of white diamonds ($8,900).
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