Verona Mineral Show Verona

The Verona Mineral Show is a distinguished mineral fair that takes place twice a year at Veronafiere, the largest exhibition center in Northern Italy, in Verona: as Geo Business in spring and as Geo Shop in winter. The fair is organized by Veronafiere S.p.A., one of the oldest and most prestigious trade fair organizers in Italy. Verona, a city with a rich history, impressive architecture, and vibrant culture, offers an attractive backdrop that draws an international audience, contributing to the global recognition and economic strength of the city. Verona has a long tradition of using minerals and gemstones for decorative and jewelry-making purposes.

In antiquity, Verona was an important trade hub where gemstones and minerals from around the world came together for use in jewelry, religious objects, and decorative items. The city's craftsmen demonstrated skill in handling a variety of materials, including gold, silver, diamonds, pearls, rubies, emeralds, sapphires, as well as lesser-known gemstones such as tourmaline, garnet, and topaz. Today, Verona is a central hub for the manufacture and sale of jewelry and other luxury goods. The Verona Mineral Show has established itself as an important platform for exhibitors and visitors from the mineral industry. The fair offers a wide range of products and services, focusing on minerals, gemstones, fossils, jewelry, and related products. It distinguishes itself by showcasing rare and exotic minerals and is known for its informative seminars and workshops. An annual competition for the best mineral find is another highlight of the fair. With exhibitors and visitors from all over the world, the Verona Mineral Show offers a unique window into the latest trends and innovations in the mineral industry. Overall, the Verona Mineral Show is a central event for anyone interested in mineralogy and earth sciences. It has a significant impact on the cultural, economic, and educational life of the city of Verona.

The Verona Mineral Show takes place half-yearly, and therefore for the 72nd time previsibly in May 2025 in Verona.