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Italian jewellery brand Vhernier enters Vietnam

By Wei Zhang
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Italian luxury jeweller Vhernier will make its physical debut in Vietnam in collaboration with local distributor Runway Vietnam.

The brand’s collection, which includes Abbraccio, Calla, and Eclisse, will be available at the Runway Rex Hotel in Ho Chi Minh City.

Vhernier, founded in Milan in 1984, specialises in hand-sculpted, design-driven jewellery. Richemont acquired the brand entirely in a private transaction in May.

Vhernier currently has physical operations in Dubai, New York, and Paris. The brand’s products are also available via authorised dealers worldwide.

Questions & Answers

Q.

Which company now owns the Vhernier brand?

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Richemont acquired Vhernier entirely in a private transaction in May. This purchase means the Italian luxury jeweller is now part of Richemont's portfolio of brands, following their entry into the Vietnamese market.

Q.

Where can customers find Vhernier's products in Vietnam?

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Vhernier's collection will be available at the Runway Rex Hotel in Ho Chi Minh City. This location marks their physical debut in Vietnam, in collaboration with local distributor Runway Vietnam.

Q.

What kind of jewellery does Vhernier specialise in?

A.

Vhernier specialises in hand-sculpted, design-driven jewellery. Their collection includes distinct lines such as Abbraccio, Calla, and Eclisse, reflecting their Milanese origins since 1984.

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