Special interview for Romanian Jewelry Week: A conversation with INHORGENTA’s Stefanie Maendlein and Irina Probst

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Published: 25.09.2024

Special interview for Romanian Jewelry Week: A conversation with INHORGENTA’s Stefanie Maendlein and Irina Probst.

In celebration of Romanian Jewelry Week 2024, we are delighted to present an exclusive interview with Stefanie Maendlein, Exhibition Director, and Irina Probst, Exhibition Manager at INHORGENTA — Europe’s leading platform for jewelry, watches and gemstones.

As INHORGENTA commemorates its 50th anniversary, Maendlein and Probst share their insights into the fair’s remarkable evolution, its impact on global jewelry trends, and its ongoing commitment to supporting emerging talent. They also reflect on the growing prominence of Romanian designers on the international stage, offering valuable advice for those seeking to showcase their work on renowned platforms like INHORGENTA.

This interview sheds light on the world of prestigious jewelry exhibitions and underscores the powerful synergy between INHORGENTA and Romanian Jewelry Week.

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Special interview for Romanian Jewelry Week: A conversation with INHORGENTA’s Stefanie Maendlein and Irina Probst

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