The first edition of Roma Jewelry Week is a week entirely dedicated to the promotion and enhancement of the city's contemporary, author, artist, and historical goldsmith world. Jewelry designers and outstanding Roman jewelers are invited to participate as RJW protagonists, as well as jewelry studios, galleries, academies, and associations.

The exhibition is also open to designers from other Italian cities and abroad, upon selection. The event will focus on their precious creations that tell stories of goldsmithing, contemporaneity, and technology in a single artifact.

The aim of the RJW is to offer the public a high cultural value that enhances the great historical and artistic heritage of Rome, combining the most interesting realities of the industry. It is precisely in this complex historical period that the city must reclaim spaces dedicated to art, design, and craftsmanship to gain attraction not only for its splendid historical remains but also for the immense heritage in the immense heritage in the field of jewelry making and especially artistic jewelry. The event is dedicated to culture and beauty; inclusion, conviviality, connectedness, and joy will be the key elements to carry out the event and guide the creativity of artists. A valuable project that thus takes on several meanings. We want to bring the capital to life and revive its historic center. There is an interest in rediscovering how the millennial history of Rome runs also and above all through the ancient walls of the center, the scenes of centuries-old activities, where the "Made in Italy" was born and continues to exist. A project that puts the host city at the center and respects its traditions, arts, and techniques of ancient crafts. We want to show with passion and reverence that contemporary art and creativity coexist with technology and innovation, but also with tradition and ancient goldsmithing techniques.

It is important to create a system that gives voice to excellence in the industry and makes it known worldwide. We want to create a reference event to enhance the city of Rome and its extensive cultural heritage and meet the needs of a new generation of tourists, far from the hustle and bustle and consumerism.

We want to bring the capital to life and renew its historic center. There is an interest in rediscovering how the millennial history of Rome runs also and above all through the ancient walls of the center, the scenes of centuries of activity where the "Made in Italy" was born and continues to exist.