Italy loses its gold jewellery export crown - The Globe and Mail Compiled By Exim Rite

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Italy loses its gold jewellery export crown - Compiled By Exim Rite

Italy has lost its position as the world’s premier gold jewellery exporter, overtaken by India and the United States, and risks slipping further due to its high cost base and tariff barriers.

For years Italy was the world’s biggest manufacturer and exporter of mass-produced and crafted gold jewellery. Bulgari, Damiani and Roberto Coin are Italian luxury brands celebrated worldwide for their opulent use of gold and precious gemstones and cutting-edge designs.

Source : The Globe and Mail

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