Discover the latest trends in Italian jewellery

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Discover the latest trends in Italian jewellery
Gianpaolo Bruno, Italian Trade Commissioner to the UAE, Oman and Pakistan

Italian pavilion showcases craftsmanship, manufacturing quality, unique designs and technological innovation Italian pavilion showcases craftsmanship, manufacturing quality, unique designs and technological innovation

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Farhana Chowdhury

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Published: Wed 14 Nov 2018, 11:15 AM

Last updated: Wed 14 Nov 2018, 1:45 PM

Enamel and inlay jewellery, pieces with bold multi-coloured gems mixed with geometric shapes, and edgy pearl confections are among the latest trends in Italian jewellery, and around 28 renowned artisans are set to debut unique designs at the Italian Trade Agency Pavilion in VOD Dubai International Jewellery Show, giving trade visitors an exclusive insight into authentic Italian collections.
When it comes to jewellery production and distribution, Italy is renowned as a world leader and trendsetter for its quality, craftsmanship, creativity, experimentation and unique artistic designs. Its age-old dedication to the art currently sees the presence of 10,000 firms in Italian gold and jewellery sectors, adding significant contribution to its economy.
"Expandable rings and bracelets in precious materials are also very trendy incorporating colourful fine gemstones and diamonds as well as jewellery-grade ceramic. As far as metals and stones are concerned, platinum, white gold and rose gold have risen in popularity over the past few decades," says Gianpaolo Bruno, Italian Trade Commissioner to the UAE, Oman and Pakistan.
Bruno adds that yellow gold, which is making a global comeback with novel designs, remains the most popular and best-selling precious metal, notably in the UAE. In UAE alone, 76 per cent of jewels sold in 2017 were made of gold.
"Even though contemporary jewellery is modern and fresh, there's something traditional about celebrating fantastic diamonds and bold yellow gold. These gems and metals have been valued for thousands of years, they will always be treasured and look beautiful," he says.
Looking at figures, Italy exported more than seven billion euros of jewellery products to the rest of the world in 2017, marking an increase of 12 per cent when compared to 2016. The UAE is the second most important market, totalling 873 million euros.
The Italian Trade Agency in Dubai is an active player in promoting authentic Italian products in the region, following a philosophy that celebrates the Italian way of life.
"Jewellery certainly is one of our major focus sectors within our consumer goods promotional activity. I would like to invite everybody to visit VOD to experience the excellence of Made in Italy products in sectors in which Italian companies express their utmost manufacturing excellence in consumer goods," he concludes.
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ANGELETTI 1940
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BELLAGIOIA ARGENTO ITALIANO
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ENRICO CAPRA
COLLARO
EFFEPI MOUNTINGS VALENZA
FAB GOBBETTI SRL
ELEVEN MILANO
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GENEROSO GIOIELLI 1970
GILORO
HASBANI
LEONORI
LUCA CARATI
MANGIAROTTI SRL
MIA VALENTINA
MICHELETTO
OREFICERIA DI RIENZO
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ROBERTO CASARIN SRL
STANOPPI
SUPERORO
TEDORA
TESSITORE 1888
VANESSA GIOIELLI
Italian Trade Agency Pavilion, VOD Dubai International Jewellery Show, Nov 14 to 17, 
Hall 1, stands R131-W136, Sheikh Saeed Hall Dubai World Trade Centre
-farhana@khaleejtimes.com 


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