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2025

2025

At a dinner organized by Maria Galvão de Sousa (public relations and creative) and Martha Pirrie Wright (public relations and social media manager for Cartier), Tavares presented itself in Paris on February 1 to a select group of guests and food prepared by Lena Ghaninejad. The main aim of the dinner was to pay tribute to craftsmanship, heritage and beauty, with the “Shell” table collection being the highlight.
In October, Tavares launched the “Back to Office” collection, designed to be worn in and out of the office. Inspired by quiet luxury, the collection is essentially made up of timeless and striking gold jewelry, with some more delicate pearl and diamond accents.

2024

In October, Tavares launched the “Back to Office” collection, designed to be worn in and out of the office. Inspired by quiet luxury, the collection is essentially made up of timeless and striking gold jewelry, with some more delicate pearl and diamond accents.

2024

2024

On November 7 and 8, Tavares was once again present at the Holiday Club at the Ritz event, at the “Ritz Four Seasons Hotel” in Lisbon, curated by Filipa de Abreu.
At the 28th edition of the Golden Globes Portugal, on September 29, actress Bárbara Branco shone in Tavares jewels.

2024

At the 28th edition of the Golden Globes Portugal, on September 29, actress Bárbara Branco shone in Tavares jewels.

2024

2024

In July, Leandra Medine Cohen, a well-known influencer in the fashion world, fell for Tavares jewelry, wearing the “Dunas” Ring on social media. On July 20, actress Isabela Valadeiro surprised us on her wedding day with a set of necklaces and Wedding Rings by Tavares, made to measure for her special day.
In May, maintaining and valuing its family aspect, Tavares created the jewelry for the wedding of Gabriela Tavares, the 5th generation of the company’s founders.

2024

In May, maintaining and valuing its family aspect, Tavares created the jewelry for the wedding of Gabriela Tavares, the 5th generation of the company’s founders.

2024

2024

In April, Tavares is launching a new Engagement Ring inspired by the marriage of Filipa de Lencastre to João I in 1387. The “Windsor” Ring is reminiscent of jewelry from the Middle Ages with a yellow stone and, on the other hand, it recalls architectural lines, geometrically intertwining two lines around the finger. It’s a tribute to our history but with contemporary lines.
In March, Tavares joined “The Oblist”, one of Europe’s largest websites selling decorative items, with some pieces from the “Casa” collection, taking another step forward in its internationalization.

2024

In March, Tavares joined “The Oblist”, one of Europe’s largest websites selling decorative items, with some pieces from the “Casa” collection, taking another step forward in its internationalization.

2024

2024

In January, Tavares announced that its “Romance” Ring , chosen as the Engagement Ring for Gabriela Tavares, the great-granddaughter of Virgílio Aristides Tavares, led the brand to rename the piece “Gabriela”, a symbolic gesture for the brand but also a representation of a beautiful love story.
November saw the launch of the iconic Tavares X Filipa de Abreu collection, made up of 13 pieces inspired by popular gold. The collection was presented at a private lunch at the “Verride Palácio de Santa Catarina” hotel in Lisbon on the 16th. In the same month, on the 22nd and 23rd, Tavares presented this collection in a pop-up store as part of the Holiday Club at the Ritz event at the Ritz Four Seasons hotel in Lisbon.

2023

November saw the launch of the iconic Tavares X Filipa de Abreu collection, made up of 13 pieces inspired by popular gold. The collection was presented at a private lunch at the “Verride Palácio de Santa Catarina” hotel in Lisbon on the 16th. In the same month, on the 22nd and 23rd, Tavares presented this collection in a pop-up store as part of the Holiday Club at the Ritz event at the Ritz Four Seasons hotel in Lisbon.

2023

2023

Also in October, Carlos Tavares presented the company’s history to students on the “Luxury Management” course at the Católica Lisbon School of Business and Economics. From October 28th to November 24th, a documentary exhibition of Tavares ‘ historical archive was on display at the Póvoa de Varzim Municipal Archive, which was inaugurated with a lecture entitled “The TavaresHistorical Archive” given by Joana Leandro and the participation of the managing partner, Carlos Tavares.
In October, actress Beatriz Godinho shone at the Golden Globes wearing Tavares jewelry

2023

In October, actress Beatriz Godinho shone at the Golden Globes wearing Tavares jewelry

2023

2023

In September, the Tavares family hosted a lunch at Village by BOA, where they presented the Shell sugar bowl collection and some of their gold pieces.
On July 22, the “Art in the Street” initiative was organized once again.

2023

On July 22, the “Art in the Street” initiative was organized once again.

2023

2023

In June, Tavares collaborated with Santander bank on a private event, exhibiting some pieces at the “Caves Ferreira” in Porto.
In February, actress Carolina Amaral wore Tavares jewelry at the Berlin International Film Festival; in March, the 100-year retrospective exhibition “Tavares: one family, several generations, one brand” opens.

2023

In February, actress Carolina Amaral wore Tavares jewelry at the Berlin International Film Festival; in March, the 100-year retrospective exhibition “Tavares: one family, several generations, one brand” opens.

2022

2022

Tavares celebrated 100 years of tradition and elegance with the presentation of its pieces at the Lapa Palace Hotel in Lisbon.
Creating memories and celebrating stories. Discover 100 years of the Tavares house in a commemorative book full of memories from the past. The Tavares 1922-2022 book is on sale in our store and all proceeds will go to the Madre Matilde Institution.

2022

Creating memories and celebrating stories. Discover 100 years of the Tavares house in a commemorative book full of memories from the past. The Tavares 1922-2022 book is on sale in our store and all proceeds will go to the Madre Matilde Institution.

2022

2022

Tavares ‘ new façade displays its new logo: 19Tavares22 and crowning the border is a decoration between two important values for the house – tradition and modernity – evidenced by a contemporary installation of the filigree heart, a piece of major importance within traditional Portuguese goldsmithery.
Participation in “Expo Dubai”, with the presentation of a conceptual piece for trumpeter Jéssica Pina, entirely designed and executed in the house workshop.

2022

Participation in “Expo Dubai”, with the presentation of a conceptual piece for trumpeter Jéssica Pina, entirely designed and executed in the house workshop.

2022

2022

Tavares Goldsmiths celebrates its 100th anniversary, a date that fills us with pride and makes us look to the past to think about the future. In these 100 years, Tavares has reinvented itself through a new image and a strong digital strategy, which reflect the new times. Without forgetting the past, and maintaining the tradition and knowledge of a century, we are ready for another 100 years of telling our customers’ stories with unique jewelry. In June, they took part in the “Local Goes Global” exhibition in Paris, a pop-up store concept and creative space integrated into Paris Fashion Week.
In June, they took part in the “Local Goes Global” exhibition in Paris, a pop-up store concept and creative space integrated into Paris Fashion Week.

2021

In June, they took part in the “Local Goes Global” exhibition in Paris, a pop-up store concept and creative space integrated into Paris Fashion Week.

2020

2020

In January, Tavares was awarded “PME Líder 2019” status. Between July and August, the “Silver of the House” exhibition was on show at the “Espaço d’Ouro” and, at the end of the year, it once again promoted the solidarity campaign for the “Ronald McDonald Children’s Foundation”.
This year has been rich in activities for Tavares, with the organization of various exhibitions, conferences and events, as well as its collaboration in events such as “Maison et Objet” (Paris) and the exhibition “Sarah Affonso and the Popular Art of Minho”, at the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation (Lisbon).

2019

This year has been rich in activities for Tavares, with the organization of various exhibitions, conferences and events, as well as its collaboration in events such as “Maison et Objet” (Paris) and the exhibition “Sarah Affonso and the Popular Art of Minho”, at the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation (Lisbon).

2018

2018

Organization and collaboration in several events: “Diamantes com Estórias”, “Arte na rua” and “A special evening, a luxury mood, a unique location”. Tavares was nominated for the “Mercúrio Prize” in the “Companies with a history” category
After some improvements, the store’s renovated facilities were inaugurated.

2017

After some improvements, the store’s renovated facilities were inaugurated.

2016

2016

Ourivesaria Tavares has been awarded the Poveiro Medal of Recognition, silver grade, by the Póvoa de Varzim City Council. A tribute to the history of this goldsmith’s shop.
Several appearances on RTP programs (S. Pedro, Praça da Alegria, Sociedade Civil.

2013

Several appearances on RTP programs (S. Pedro, Praça da Alegria, Sociedade Civil.

2010

2010

Carlos and Ana Tavares became the sole partners and owners of Tavares, a role they still play today.
Organization of some private showrooms for brides and grooms and, since 2004, regular participation in the “Exponoivos” and “Braganoivos” bridal fairs.

2004

Organization of some private showrooms for brides and grooms and, since 2004, regular participation in the “Exponoivos” and “Braganoivos” bridal fairs.

1990/99

1990/99

In the 1990s, the company welcomed the fourth generation of the Tavares family as partners.
That year, after setting up a limited company, Ana left the company, leaving the family business in the hands of her brothers Simão and Manuel Miguel.

1988

That year, after setting up a limited company, Ana left the company, leaving the family business in the hands of her brothers Simão and Manuel Miguel.

1959

1959

Isolina Andrade Tavares dies, leaving the company in the hands of her children for almost two decades.
The death of Virgílio Aristides Tavares led to the company changing hands. The founder’s wife, Isolina Andrade Tavares, and their three children: Simão, Manuel Miguel and Ana, are left in charge of Tavares .

1954

The death of Virgílio Aristides Tavares led to the company changing hands. The founder’s wife, Isolina Andrade Tavares, and their three children: Simão, Manuel Miguel and Ana, are left in charge of Tavares .

1948

1948

Admission of Virgílio Aristides Tavares to the AORP, with membership number 112.
On February 11, Virgílio Aristides Tavares was granted a license to operate a goldsmith’s workshop at 54 Rua 5 de Outubro.

1941

On February 11, Virgílio Aristides Tavares was granted a license to operate a goldsmith’s workshop at 54 Rua 5 de Outubro.

1938

1938

Registration of the goldsmith’s mark “Virgílio Aristides Tavares”.
Andrade & Tavares buys the building on Rua 5 de Outubro for 15,000 escudos. Shortly after the purchase, the company was dissolved. Virgílio Aristides Tavares took over the company as sole shareholder and ended up registering the Virgílio Aristides Tavares goldsmith brand the following year.

1937

Andrade & Tavares buys the building on Rua 5 de Outubro for 15,000 escudos. Shortly after the purchase, the company was dissolved. Virgílio Aristides Tavares took over the company as sole shareholder and ended up registering the Virgílio Aristides Tavares goldsmith brand the following year.

1932

1932

On October 24th, the official deed of the commercial company Andrade & Tavares was signed.
The Andrade & Tavares goldsmiths’ trademark is registered.

1926

The Andrade & Tavares goldsmiths’ trademark is registered.

1925

1925

The founders of Andrade & Tavares are admitted as members of the Póvoa de Varzim Business Association. The following year, the Andrade & Tavares goldsmiths’ brand is registered.
The newspaper O Liberal, published on August 2, 1923, announced the establishment of the Andrade & Tavares company with all the pomp and circumstance. “Incorporated as Andrade & Tavares, our friends Virgílio Tavares, Miguel Andrade and Manoel Andrade have just established themselves in Rua 5 d’Outubro, in this town, with a beautiful goldsmith’s shop (…)”

1923

The newspaper O Liberal, published on August 2, 1923, announced the establishment of the Andrade & Tavares company with all the pomp and circumstance. “Incorporated as Andrade & Tavares, our friends Virgílio Tavares, Miguel Andrade and Manoel Andrade have just established themselves in Rua 5 d’Outubro, in this town, with a beautiful goldsmith’s shop (…)”

1922

1922

On October 1st, the company Andrade & Tavares was founded by Virgílio Aristides Tavares, Gaspar José de Andrade, Miguel da Silva Andrade and Manuel da Silva Andrade.

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Size Guide

Bespoke Jewelry

Many of our jewels are custom-made in our atelier, according to the dreams of those who come to us.

Therefore, it is important to know the correct size and measurement of the jewel we are going to design.

If you still have doubts about the size and measurement of the ring you are going to buy:

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International Equivalence Chart
for Ring Measurements

Portugal

Circumference

Inner diameter

Uk, Europe and Australia

USA and Canada

China, Singapure, Taiwan and Japan

Switzerland

PT

Circ.

Diam.
interior

UK
EU
AU

US
CA

CH
SG
TW
JP

SW

8

48 mm

15,3 mm

I

4 ½

8

—

9

48,7 mm

15,5 mm

J

—

—

9

10

50 mm

15,9 mm

K

—

—

10

11

51,2 mm

16,3 mm

L

—

—

11 ¾

12

51,9 mm

16,5 mm

L ½

6

11

12 ¾

13

53,1 mm

16,9 mm

M ½

6 ½

13

14

14

54,4 mm

17,3 mm

N ½

7

14

15 ¼

15

55,1 mm

17,5 mm

—

—

—

—

16

56,3 mm

17,9 mm

P

—

—

—

17

57,2 mm

18,2 mm

—

—

—

—

18

58,3 mm

18,5 mm

Q ½

8 ½

17

—

19

58,9 mm

18,8 mm

R

—

—

19

20

60,2 mm

19,2 mm

S

—

—

20 ¼

When placed on your finger, the ring should be comfortable so that it does not fall off, but loose enough to slide off when you want to take it off.

The size of your finger varies depending on the time of day and the weather. To obtain the best results, measure your finger:

— At the end of the day or when your finger is warm (fingers are thinner early in the morning or when the weather is cold);

— Measure your finger size 3 to 4 times to avoid possible reading errors.

To obtain more accurate measurements, you should avoid using string or paper to measure your finger size, as these materials can stretch or twist, distorting the actual measurement. If you are ordering from abroad, you can determine your ring size according to your country, using the table above, matching the Portuguese size with the international size.

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