T.Gold Debuts in September: Hall 4, Vicenzaoro's New Technological Innovation Hub

T.Gold Debuts in September: Hall 4, Vicenzaoro's New Technological Innovation Hub

01 Jul 2026

T.Gold is evolving and furthering its role as an international platform for technological innovation and machinery for the gold, jewellery and watchmaking sectors. From 4th to 8th September 2026, the trade show will be making its September edition debut and, by moving into Hall 4, will be held inside IEG - Italian Exhibition Group's Expo Centre for the first time. With its extensive technology and innovation offer, it will therefore be fully integrated with Vicenzaoro twice a year, in January and September.

The new location will strengthen the link between the production and design worlds with technology acting as a strategic driver for creativity and manufacturing and Vicenzaoro as an IEG hub capable of representing the entire jewellery supply chain under the same roof.

Thanks to over 170 international companies, selected from among the very best in their fields, T.Gold is the leading showcase for technology at the service of competitiveness in the jewellery sector: sustainability, recovery of precious scrap, advanced quality control, process automation and reduced time-to-market are now the key drivers for the luxury industry's evolution, alongside the ability to enable new forms of creativity for designers and developers . T.Gold meets these needs by targeting the main decision-makers across the global supply chain: production and R&D managers at major jewellery and watchmaking companies; CEOs and gold manufacturing entrepreneurs; sustainability managers; operators in refining plants and foundries; specialist workshops and 3D designers; as well as international technology distributors and those operating in retail and high-end jewellery.

THE LEADING INTERNATIONAL JEWELLERY MACHINERY COMPANIES

The exhibition will bring together some of the sector's most prominent international players in the technology field, offering a unique opportunity within the sector's trade show landscape to exhibit machinery in operation. The companies taking part will include leading names in Italian innovation such as Sisma, Fasti and Orotig for industrial goldsmithing technologies and laser machinery; DWS and Legor Group for additive manufacturing; Ikoi and Tera Automation for industrial automation; Italimpianti Orafi , Progold and, from Germany, Helmut Fischer for plant engineering, alloys and quality control.

Alongside these, T.Gold will also be hosting top international players such as the Swiss companies Willemin-Macodel and Starrag Vuadens for high-precision machining, Indutherm and Lampert Werktechnik from Germany for casting and micro-welding, US-based Ransom & Randolph for materials used in micro-casting, as well as technology companies from Asia such as Aczet and Flashforge 3D Technology.
Significant attention will also be paid to solutions for sustainability and the circular economy with technologies for recovering precious metals, refining, and treating industrial waste developed by B.T.T. Italia, Balestri Technologies and Eurotecniche.

ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING, THE MAIN FOCUS OF THE JEWELLERY TECHNOLOGY FORUM

Top features will include the T.Gold Smart Hub - a new technology events area set up in the centre of Hall 4 - which, on 7th September, will be hosting the Jewellery Technology Forum. To celebrate its twenty-first anniversary, the Forum will by evolving into a thematic platform on Additive Manufacturing for the jewellery and luxury sectors , thus becoming a meeting point for research, industry and design with the aim of exploring new frontiers of additive manufacturing and its impact on production and creative processes through presentations and case studies from international experts and key opinion leaders.

STRATEGIC PARTNERS

T.Gold's strategic positioning as a cornerstone of the industry's tech agenda for technological innovation applied to jewellery manufacturing is further strengthened by its recently renewed, three-year partnership with AFEMO, the Jewellery Machinery Manufacturers and Exporters Association, and its collaboration with ICE Meccanica for targeted buyer incoming, which aims to develop and internationalise the sector by attracting key opinion leaders, decision-makers and buyers from established export routes as well as new production markets with the most promising growth prospects.

TECHNOLOGY AS A DRIVER OF THE ENTIRE SUPPLY CHAIN

With an increasingly integrated international technological offer, strengthened industrial partnerships, and a specific programme on the new frontiers of Additive Manufacturing, T.Gold reaffirms its position as the leading platform for innovation at the service of the entire jewellery and watchmaking supply chain.
The relocation of T.Gold from Hall 9 (outside the Expo Centre) to Hall 4 (inside the exhibition grounds) is part of a wider development programme that IEG has undertaken and supported by self-financing around 60 million euros for infrastructure expansion, which will see the opening of new Hall 2 this September.

Matteo Farsura, Global Exhibition Manager of the Jewellery & Fashion division at IEG, says,

"With this edition, T.Gold is taking a decisive step towards further growth. Its move into IEG's Expo Centre and total integration with Vicenzaoro will strengthen the role of technology as a driving force behind the jewellery supply chain's evolution and expand business opportunities, contributing to the development of an industry that has to constantly navigate through rapidly changing markets. It is not just a question of machinery, but also expertise, research and innovation that ensure the sector's future."

Registration is now open. The T.Gold entry badge will also grant access to Vicenzaoro and vice versa.

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Source: Vicenzaoro