From Vicenza to Paris, via Leipzig and Porto: the European fairs not to be missed in September 2025

From the timeless elegance of Vicenzaoro — with its double edition — to the cosmopolitan flair of Bijorhca in Paris, with stops at the spotlight of Milan and the Iberian trends of Portojóia, all the way to the German precision of Cadeaux Leipzig — September 2025 will be rich of strategic events for buyers, designers, brands, and international industry professionals. Here are the must-visit stops to mark on your calendar.

Vicenzaoro – Vicenza, Italy (September 5–9, 2025)

Edizione 2025 di Vicenzaoro January
Vicenzaoro January 2025 edition. (Photo: Vicenzaoro)

Recognized as Europe’s benchmark event for the entire jewelry supply chain, Vicenzaoro September returns as the leading platform for the industry’s autumn season. Organized by Italian Exhibition Group, the fair will feature top Italian and international brands divided into six thematic areas: Icon, Look, Creation, Expression, Essence, and Evolution.

The 2025 edition will spotlight vintage trends and retail technology innovation, with a full schedule of talks, workshops, and panels curated by VO’Clock Privé and Trendvision Jewellery + Forecasting. It’s an unmissable showcase for luxury, craftsmanship, and forward-thinking design.

Delivery at Palakiss – Vicenza, Italy (September 5–9, 2025)

Running concurrently with Vicenzaoro, Palakiss Delivery offers a cash-and-carry format focused on ready-to-buy jewelry and accessories. Held at the Palakiss Exhibition Center, the event is ideal for buyers seeking immediate stock, including Made in Italy collections and pieces from international exhibitors.

Milano Fashion&Jewels – Milan, Italy (September 20–23, 2025)

Held right after Milan Fashion Week, Milano Fashion&Jewels returns to Fiera Milano Rho from September 20 to 23. Dedicated to fashion jewelry, accessories, and contemporary pieces, the show blends artisanal creativity with stylistic research and trend exploration.

Organized by Fiera Milano in collaboration with MICAM, MIPEL, and TheOneMilano, the event will feature live performances, special presentations, and curated spaces such as Visionaries and Design Direction. The New Talents area will spotlight rising designers ready to shape the future of jewelry and fashion accessories.

Bijorhca – Paris, France (September 6–8, 2025)

Parigi, Francia
Paris, France. (Photo: License Freepik Premium)

Returning to Paris from September 6 to 8, Bijorhca will once again take place at Porte de Versailles alongside Who’s Next. A cornerstone of the French jewelry calendar, the show presents a wide array of fashion jewelry, watches, and accessories, with a special emphasis on emerging brands and sustainable creations.

The 2025 edition will foster dialogue between craftsmanship, trend innovation, and the Made in France ethos. It’s a must for anyone following the evolving intersection of fashion and jewelry.

CADEAUX Leipzig – Leipzig, Germany (September 6–8, 2025)

Also taking place the same weekend, CADEAUX Leipzig is one of Eastern Germany’s longest-standing trade fairs. Focused on giftware, home decor, and precision timepieces, the event also includes a dedicated section for trendy jewelry and fashion accessories.

The 2025 edition will once again run in parallel with MIDORA Leipzig, a specialized show for jewelry, gemstones, and watches — creating a full-scale marketplace for the lifestyle and affordable luxury segments.

Portojóia – Porto, Portugal (September 25–28, 2025)

Porto, Portogallo
Porto, Portugal. (Photo: Freepik Premium License)

Closing the month is Portojóia, taking place September 25–28 at Exponor in Porto. As Portugal’s premier jewelry fair, the event highlights both traditional craftsmanship and contemporary design, with an increasingly international outlook.

The 2025 edition will feature exhibitors from across the Iberian Peninsula, with growing emphasis on natural gemstones, silver, and global trends. Popular sections like Trends and Young Designers will once again serve as incubators for innovation and creativity in the European jewelry scene.

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