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The 33rd edition of Portojóia, the country’s largest fair dedicated to the jewelry, goldsmithing, and watchmaking sectors, took place between September 26 and 29, with the aim of celebrating individuality, promoting networking, and sharing the main trends and news in the area.

For four days, Portojóia brought together around 3,000 Portuguese and international professionals from more than 17 countries, in a space that featured around 100 companies exhibiting their products. The space also included the presence of the Portojóia Workshop and the presentation of the creative proposals of the Arts & Jewels initiative, as well as the winning pieces of the Best of Aluno Revelação 2024 Award. The JoiaPro team was once again among the participants and in this edition, we’ll tell you all about the news from some of the main market players at the fair.

Alongside this event, we give “stage” to Alfândega Joias, a meeting that will take place on May 9, 10, and 11 next year at Alfândega do Porto, and to “O Nosso Evento”, a meeting organized by four companies that will hold its ninth edition in April 2025, in the city of Fátima.

This and much more are in your JoiaPro.

6 de November, 2024
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