Mesh wins Best Fashion Jewellery Award at VO Awards

Imagem da notícia: Mesh wins Best Fashion Jewellery Award at VO Awards

Mesh began 2026 on a high note by winning the Best Fashion Jewellery award at the VO Awards, the prestigious honors presented during the international trade fair VicenzaOro, organized by the Italian Exhibition Group. This recognition celebrates brands and designers who stand out in the contemporary jewellery landscape, valuing aesthetics, innovation, quality, and artisanal savoir-faire.

This year’s jury consisted of 12 leading figures from the jewellery, fashion, and luxury sectors, including Nicolò Rapone (COO of Bulgari), Stéphanie Hernandez Barragan (Marketing Director of Galeries Lafayette), Portuguese gemologist Rui Galopim de Carvalho, Kyle Roderick (Forbes journalist and jewellery expert), and Iris Maria Alexis Van der Veken, Executive Director of the WJI 2030 initiative.

The Best Fashion Jewellery category distinguishes fashion jewellery pieces with a retail value below €1,000, evaluating criteria such as sustainability, innovation, aesthetic excellence, and commercial relevance. According to the brand, this award “validates Mesh’s commitment to contemporary, responsible, wearable, and emotionally powerful jewellery.”

In an official statement, the company expressed its gratitude to the VO Awards jury, VicenzaOro, and everyone who supported its nomination, highlighting the crucial role of its team:

“The vision, passion, and artisanal talent of our team break boundaries every day. Being recognized among the talents shaping the future of jewellery is a true honor.”

The winning collection features the Lisa Ring, the centerpiece of the The Knot Edit line — a 100% handmade collection, available here.

22 de January, 2026
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