The Paris Edition 2024 of ReLuxury, held from November 15th to 17th, celebrated re-commerce and sustainability in the luxury industry. Featuring workshops, exhibitions, and engaging discussions, the event focused on repurposing, reselling, and reinventing luxury items such as watches, jewelry, and fashion. This edition highlighted innovative practices in the circular economy, redefining the future of high-end markets with creativity and purpose.

The Paris Edition 2024 of ReLuxury celebrated innovative approaches to sustainable luxury, focusing on circularity in sectors such as watches, jewelry, and fashion. Through interactive exhibitions, insightful panels, and practical workshops, the event explored ways to repair, resell, and reinvent luxury items, promoting waste reduction and extending product lifecycles. Bringing together professionals, innovators, and the public, it sparked meaningful conversations about how the luxury industry can address environmental challenges while maintaining its distinctive value and exclusivity.

Reluxury - Paris 

The 2022 ReLuxury event, held from November 4-6 at Hotel  President  Wilson  in  Geneva, focused on re-commerce and sustainability in the luxury sector. It showcased workshops, exhibitions, and discussions on repurposing, reselling, and reinventing luxury items like watches, jewelry, and fashion, promoting circular economy practices in the high-end market.

The 2022 ReLuxury event highlighted innovative approaches to sustainable luxury through re-commerce, emphasizing the importance of circularity in sectors like watches, jewelry, and fashion. Alongside exhibitions, it hosted expert panels and workshops aimed at exploring how luxury items can be repaired, resold, and reinvented to reduce waste and extend their lifecycle. The event attracted a diverse audience of professionals, innovators, and the public, fostering discussions on how luxury can adapt to environmental challenges while maintaining its exclusivity and value.

Past Editions

Reluxury - Paris

Reluxury — Geneva