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Brazilian jewelry and artisanal sector developments
Overview
The Brazilian jewelry and artisanal sectors are experiencing growth through professional development, brand expansion, and increased international visibility.
In Niterói, the industry is seeing advancements in professional education and design, highlighted by the release of a book by goldsmith Michel Eller focused on business-minded career management. Additionally, the brand LOOM Jewelry Bar has expanded its presence with a new service space featuring modular, handmade jewelry.
On a broader scale, Brazilian artisanal projects are reaching major markets. The ‘Joias da Amazônia’ project showcased biojewelry at the FENINJER+ fair in São Paulo, blending contemporary design with Amazonian materials. Meanwhile, traditional craftsmanship from the Vale do Jequitinhonha region in Minas Gerais is expanding into the international market, with sculptures scheduled for exhibition at Maison & Objet Paris 2026 and during Paris Design Week.
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Timeline
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22 days ago
[CULTURE] 2 sourcesBrazilian artisans expand reach through major jewelry and design exhibitionsBrazilian artisans are expanding their reach through major exhibitions, including Amazonian biojewelry at FENINJER+ in Brazil and Jequitinhonha Valley sculptures at Maison & Objet in Paris.
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23 days ago
[CULTURE] 2 sourcesNiterói jewelry sector sees new book launch and brand expansionNew developments emerge in Niterói's jewelry scene: Michel Eller releases a career guide for goldsmiths, while LOOM Jewelry Bar opens a new space featuring modular, handmade designs.
Sources
drd.com.br · reinoliterariobr.com.br · utilitaonline.com.br · zoldkultura.hu