CAMPANIA GOLDSMITHS' DISTRICT: NEW PLAN FOCUSES ON TRAINING AND START-UPS After the creation of the new body established by the Region, a three-year investment plan worth 60 million euros has been developed, which, as President Vincenzo Giannotti explains, covers all sectors of the supply chain. Starting with training, which involves Tarì Design School in Marcianise, Bulla of the Borgo Orefici Consortium in Naples, and the Coral Hub of Torre del Greco, all engaged for years in ensuring the preparation of new generations in the sector, increasingly investing in technology as well. Forging Unity in Italian Goldsmithing | Il Mattino

GOLDSMITHING CRAFTED AND ROOTED IN DOMESTIC MARKETS The numbers of the fair in Marcianise, in the province of Caserta, from the Goldsmiths' District of Campania have been consolidated: 500 exhibiting companies, including residents and guests. High jewellery, trendy collections, design and technologies to support production. The spring event OPEN at il Centro Orafo il Tarì is very popular with buyers from all over Italia and several Mediterranean countries. Vincenzo Giannotti: the Campania Goldsmith District, a model that withstands the crisis | Il Sole 24 Ore

THE ITALIAN HIGH JEWELLERY PRODUCTIONS WILL PARADE Jewellery from Campania, will be the protagonist this evening at the Republic Day reception organised in The Hague by the Italian Ambassador to the Netherlands, The reception for 2 June, after Augusto Massari's welcome address, will in fact feature Tarì, the gold jewellery district of Campania, as a special guest. Jewellery from Campania at the Italian Embassy in The Hague for 2 June | ANSA

A SYMBOL OF MATERNAL LOVE Italian jewellery is the great protagonist of Open, the exhibition that Tarì in Marcianise dedicates to new collections for the summer season. During the days of the fair, the exhibition ‘La Corona di Re Carlo di Borbone’, the reproduction of the famous crown with which Charles III, King of Naples and Spain, was crowned in 1734 will be on display. It disappeared mysteriously, but was reproduced thanks to a team of art history scholars, gemologists and jewellery craftsmen. Italian jewellery is the star of Open: Tarì hosts the historic fair from 3 to 6 May | Preziosa Magazine