In the run-up to the 44th edition of Oroarezzo, a B2B event organized by Italian Exhibition Group (IEG), the Italian jewelry manufacturing sector is gearing up to showcase its excellence to international buyers from May 10 to 13 in Arezzo. With just over a month until the event, Matteo Farsura, head of the Jewellery & Fashion division at IEG, expresses satisfaction with the preparations: "International buyers will have the opportunity to experience firsthand the extensive catalog of Italian jewelry and metalwork, with an entire pavilion dedicated to high-quality technologies."

The exhibitors represent the pinnacle of the sector, including Aretine companies such as Unoaerre, Giordini, Gold Art, Richline Italy, Coar, Silvex, Croma Catene, Fantasy, Efc Silver, Luiber, and Fratelli Chini; Florentine firms like Graziella Braccialini; Vicentine businesses such as Alessi Domenico, Superoro, Maria De Toni, Re Sole, D'orica, Rancangelo, Ronco, and Stella Milano; Milanese company Milor; and international players like Pie de Rey Designs and Alias Concept from Spain; Arpas from Turkey; and new entries Linea Italia Gioielli, Quadri srl, LAC S.p.A., Gabriela Rigamonti Jewels, DWS from Germany; and Fanuc Italia. Farsura also highlights the importance of innovative technologies for the future of jewelry manufacturing. Several technology companies will participate in this event including Sisma, Italimpianti, Orotig, Ombi, Zone Creative, Lm Industry, Taumac, and DWS.

Through its partnership with AFEMO (Association of Jewelry Machinery Manufacturers), Oroarezzo becomes a reference point for the latest technical innovations that address industry challenges. The event is set to offer a wide range of silver works in a rapidly expanding segment and a broad spectrum of sophisticated and innovative jewelry designs inspired by nature or more daring and experimental solutions. With exports exceeding 3 billion euros towards key markets such as Turkey, United Arab Emirates (UAE), and United States (US), Oroarezzo confirms its strategic role as a platform for international jewelry trade.