History

Committed to the heritage of Peru

The Gold Symposium was born in 1994 with the purpose of showcasing the opportunities that mining activity in Peru provided, especially with a vision of becoming an investment destination for the world.

Due to the success of its first edition, the Gold Committee of the SNMPE (National Society of Mining, Petroleum, and Energy) has decided to continue organizing it every two years, with the support of the Ministry of Energy and Mines of Peru, the World Gold Council, the Silver Institute, among other institutions, and with the sponsorship of prestigious companies.

History

Committed to the heritage of Peru

2020: PERÚ: 14° SIMPOSIO INTERNACIONAL DE ORO, PLATA Y COBRE

Sculptural gold and silver tumi. Lambayeque Culture, 700 A.D. - 1350. Originating from the northern coast of Peru. Peru Gold Museum.

2014: PERÚ: UNDÉCIMO SIMPOSIO INTERNACIONAL DE ORO Y PLATA

2008: PERÚ: OCTAVO SIMPOSIO INTERNACIONAL DE ORO

Gold and silver nose ring from the Moche Culture, dating back to the Peak Period around 500 A.D.

2002: PERÚ: QUINTO SIMPOSIO INTERNACIONAL DE ORO

Gold pectoral from the Chimú Culture, 500 A.D., fused with visual elements.

2018: PERÚ: 13° SIMPOSIO INTERNACIONAL DE ORO Y PLATA

Bimetallic gold and silver bowl. Chimú Culture, 1100 - 1450 A.D. Larco Museum.

2012: PERÚ: DÉCIMO SIMPOSIO INTERNACIONAL DE ORO - SEGUNDO FORO DE LA PLATA

Bimetallic nose ring from the Lambayeque Culture (8th - 19th century A.D.). Crafted in silver and gold with raised details, laminated and soldered, adorned with shrimp decoration on the edges. Gold and silver tumi.

2006: PERÚ: SÉPTIMO SIMPOSIO INTERNACIONAL DE ORO

Gold crown, Chavín Culture (900 - 200 B.C.), 44 x 18 cm, representing an anthropomorphic feline with a snake headdress. Larco Museum, Lima, Peru.

2016: PERÚ: 12º SIMPOSIO INTERNACIONAL DE ORO Y PLATA

Trapezoidal bimetallic nose ring made of gold and silver with rounded edges and a central upper circular cut. Nazca Culture. Early Intermediate Period, 200 B.C. - 600 A.D.

2010: PERÚ: NOVENO SIMPOSIO INTERNACIONAL DE ORO - PRIMER FORO DE LA PLATA

Gold and silver Tumi.

2004: PERÚ: SEXTO SIMPOSIO INTERNACIONAL DE ORO

Gold pectoral from the Moche Culture, Sipán Valley, 300 A.D., fused with visual elements projecting modernity.

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Committed to the heritage of Peru

2020: PERÚ: 14° SIMPOSIO INTERNACIONAL DE ORO, PLATA Y COBRE

Sculptural gold and silver tumi. Lambayeque Culture, 700 A.D. - 1350. Originating from the northern coast of Peru. Peru Gold Museum.

2014: PERÚ: UNDÉCIMO SIMPOSIO INTERNACIONAL DE ORO Y PLATA

2008: PERÚ: OCTAVO SIMPOSIO INTERNACIONAL DE ORO

Gold and silver nose ring from the Moche Culture, dating back to the Peak Period around 500 A.D.

2002: PERÚ: QUINTO SIMPOSIO INTERNACIONAL DE ORO

Gold pectoral from the Chimú Culture, 500 A.D., fused with visual elements.

2018: PERÚ: 13° SIMPOSIO INTERNACIONAL DE ORO Y PLATA

Bimetallic gold and silver bowl. Chimú Culture, 1100 - 1450 A.D. Larco Museum.

2012: PERÚ: DÉCIMO SIMPOSIO INTERNACIONAL DE ORO - SEGUNDO FORO DE LA PLATA

Bimetallic nose ring from the Lambayeque Culture (8th - 19th century A.D.). Crafted in silver and gold with raised details, laminated and soldered, adorned with shrimp decoration on the edges. Gold and silver tumi.

2006: PERÚ: SÉPTIMO SIMPOSIO INTERNACIONAL DE ORO

Gold crown, Chavín Culture (900 - 200 B.C.), 44 x 18 cm, representing an anthropomorphic feline with a snake headdress. Larco Museum, Lima, Peru.

2016: PERÚ: 12º SIMPOSIO INTERNACIONAL DE ORO Y PLATA

Trapezoidal bimetallic nose ring made of gold and silver with rounded edges and a central upper circular cut. Nazca Culture. Early Intermediate Period, 200 B.C. - 600 A.D.

2010: PERÚ: NOVENO SIMPOSIO INTERNACIONAL DE ORO - PRIMER FORO DE LA PLATA

Gold and silver Tumi.

2004: PERÚ: SEXTO SIMPOSIO INTERNACIONAL DE ORO

Gold pectoral from the Moche Culture, Sipán Valley, 300 A.D., fused with visual elements projecting modernity.