Italy Strengthens Jewellery Exports to the UAE, Reaching €836.9 Million in 2025

Significant Growth in Italian Jewellery Exports to the UAE Market
Italy continues to affirm its position as one of the world’s leading producers and exporters of fine
jewellery.
The total value of Italian jewellery exports to the UAE reached €836.9 million during the
first seven months of 2025.
This figure represents 7.9% of the UAE’s total jewellery market, placing Italy in third
position among the top exporters to the country.

13.72% Year-on-Year Increase in Italian Jewellery Exports
Exports of Italian jewellery to the UAE rose by 13.72% compared to 2024, reflecting the growing
demand across the region for Italian-made gold and jewellery, renowned for precision craftsmanship,
design excellence, and artistic innovation.
Strong Italian Participation in Jewellery, Gem & Technology Dubai (JGTD) 2025
Italy is preparing to showcase this success through its participation in the
upcoming Jewellery, Gem & Technology Dubai (JGTD) exhibition, scheduled to
take place from 11 to 13 November 2025 at the Dubai Exhibition Centre – Expo City.
Italian Trade Agency Organises Pavilion Featuring Over 50 Companies
The Italian Pavilion will be organised in cooperation between the Italian Trade Agency (ITA) and
the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation of Italy, featuring more than
50 leading Italian companies representing the country’s most prominent jewellery designers and manufacturers.
Italian Jewellery Lounge: A Hub for Buyers and Investors
The Italian Jewellery Lounge will offer visitors an opportunity to explore sustainable
production techniques and contemporary design innovations, while serving as a networking
hub connecting investors, designers, and buyers from across regional markets.

Italian Ambassador: Economic Relations Between Italy and the UAE Deepen
Lorenzo Fanara, Ambassador of Italy to the UAE, emphasized that Italy’s participation in JGTD
reflects the strength of bilateral economic ties, noting that Italian innovation and
craftsmanship align perfectly with the UAE’s vision for luxury and design leadership.
Dubai: A Global Centre for Gold and Jewellery Trade
The United Arab Emirates has become a leading global hub for jewellery trade, supported by
its favorable business environment, tax-free shopping, and thriving tourism sector.
According to the World Gold Council, the UAE ranked fifth worldwide in gold jewellery
demand, reaching 40 tonnes in the second quarter of 2024.
UAE: A Strategic Gateway for Italian Brands in the Middle East
The UAE market serves as a strategic platform for Italian jewellery brands to expand
across the Middle East, Africa, and South Asia, reinforcing Dubai’s role as a commercial
bridge between East and West.
Valerio Soldani: Italian Jewellery Represents Global Quality and Creativity
Valerio Soldani, Italian Trade Commissioner to the UAE, stated that Italian jewellery
is recognized globally as a symbol of quality, creativity, and excellence.
He added that JGTD Dubai 2025 provides a crucial opportunity to strengthen
trade partnerships and attract new investors to the Italian jewellery sector.
Italy’s Jewellery Industry: A Historic Legacy with a Modern Vision
Italy’s jewellery sector remains a cornerstone of its national economy, employing
over 30,000 skilled artisans across cities such as Vicenza, Arezzo, and Valenza—all internationally
renowned for their excellence in goldsmithing and jewellery design.
Digital Transformation and Sustainable Production Driving the Future
Italian companies continue to modernize their production processes through digital transformation
and the adoption of sustainable sourcing and manufacturing practices,
reinforcing Italy’s position as a global centre for fine jewellery and gold craftsmanship.
Italy Reaffirms Its Leadership in the Global Luxury Scene
Through its participation in JGTD Dubai 2025, Italy seeks to solidify its role as one of the world’s leading
jewellery exporters while highlighting its leadership in design
innovation, gemstone processing, and advanced manufacturing technologies.








