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OROAREZZO Re-Scheduled for 19th to 22nd June 2020

It’s a decision taken both on observing the general scenario and listening to the business needs of the exhibiting companies.

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5 years ago

March 10, 2020

INSTORE Staff

(PRESS RELEASE) In light of the critical on-going health crisis, Italian Exhibition Group has decided to postpone OROAREZZO 2020 to a later date.

A decision taken both on observing the general scenario and listening to the business needs of the exhibiting companies and, therefore, with the desire to ensure customers and traders with a new calendar positioning that will
be fully attended by international buyers.

The new dates for OROAREZZO 2020 have been set as Friday 19th June to Monday 22nd June and take into consideration the current seasonal forecasts for a positive evolution of the COVIS-19 emergency as well as other trade
show periods for buyers coming from Made in Italy’s most strategic markets.

OROAREZZO is the trade show specifically for Made in Italy jewelry that gathers together the very best manufacture from every Italian gold district that specializes in processing metals and precious elements to express the highest jewelry-making quality. Thanks to the participation of the sector’s leading companies, OROAREZZO is a strategic platform where wholesalers, chain stores and traditional jewelry outlets can plan their purchases and replenish stocks. OROAREZZO attracts visitors from 60 countries thanks to its profitable collaboration with MAECI and ICE which guarantees the attendance of top international buyers from the main Made in Italy markets. Italian retailers are also well-represented at OROAREZZO.

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