Vicenzaoro January 2026

Four Visions of Contemporary Jewellery

From reimagined classic pearls to stone-focused minimalism, and from technically intricate to architecturally inspired pieces, each brand offers a distinctive perspective. Together, they present a panoramic view of modern jewellery: inventive, precise, and diverse, reflecting current trends and the expectations of industry professionals.

Discover our collective stand: “French Creative Corner”
📍 Hall 6 - Stand 153

D1928 – The Pearl Reimagined

D1928 blends the timeless elegance of pearls with a boldly modern design, inspired by the gentle charm of the French Riviera. Drawing on four generations of expertise, the brand reinvents this heritage with its signature gold encasement, sometimes set with diamonds, sapphires, or emeralds, delicately highlighting each pearl. The result is a collection of pieces that are both refined and assertive, perfectly suited to a chic, sophisticated style. D1928 exemplifies how French jewellery masterfully combines historical know-how with contemporary creativity.

MORGANNE BELLO – Stone in Connection

Morganne Bello creates refined and contemporary jewellery that centres on the beauty of gemstones. Amethyst, rose quartz, onyx, or labradorite take centre stage in understated settings that allow the stone to interact directly with the wearer. The design philosophy is clean and uncluttered, giving the material space to shine, resulting in elegant, modern pieces that are effortless to wear. The brand stands out for its precise, sober approach to contemporary jewellery design.

BAUROCHER – Jewellery in Motion

Baurocher takes a distinctly contemporary and functional approach to French jewellery, inspired by the Alps and mineral landscapes. Each piece combines precious materials, technical design, and durability: the central stone, uniquely set, forms part of a creation conceived to move with daily life. The ethos is freedom, movement, and pushing boundaries. These sculptural, modern pieces are designed to endure and accompany an active lifestyle.

QITTERI – Architectural Jewellery

Qitteri treats jewellery as an exercise in architecture and light. Founded by an architect-turned-designer, the brand works with volume, transparency, and luminosity to give gemstones a sculptural presence. The designs are defined by clear geometry, pure lines, and a balance between what is visible – the stone – and what is suggested – the surrounding space and light. Qitteri’s creations are artful, expressive, and structured, playing with volume and light to enhance the gems, showcasing the architectural and graphic style of contemporary French jewellery.

A Richly Diverse Aesthetic

These four brands collectively span the spectrum of contemporary French jewellery. D1928 reinvents pearls with modernity, Morganne Bello highlights gemstones through minimalist design, Baurocher produces mineral and technical creations, and Qitteri explores light and architecture. Together, they demonstrate the diversity of possible approaches while maintaining coherence in quality, design, and creative identity.

Vicenzaoro 2026 offers buyers and distributors a prime opportunity to discover these maisons, shining examples of French craftsmanship on the international stage. From Paris to Nice, France continues to reinvent jewellery with passion and ingenuity.

Other French brands to explore at the show include: Akillis, Ana & Cha, Cédille Paris, Collection Constance, Ikoba, Isabelle Langlois, La Brune & La Blonde, Marcel Robbez Masson, Min&ral Joaillerie, My First Diamond, Signe Particulier, and Zag Bijoux. Each, in its own way, enriches the panorama with bold, accessible, or premium designs, whether classic or daring. Visit them for a complete view of French creativity.