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Vivara sells jewelry, watches, accessories, and fragrances to Brazilian consumers through stores, kiosks, and online.
Vivara is a Brazilian jewelry company. It sells gold and silver jewelry, watches, accessories, and fragrances to everyday shoppers, mostly through its own stores and mall kiosks, plus a growing online store. Walk through a Brazilian shopping mall and you have probably passed a Vivara window without noticing it.

The company runs two main brands. Vivara is the older, broader brand aimed at a wide range of customers, selling necklaces, rings, and other jewelry at accessible-to-mid prices. Life is the newer, cheaper, more playful brand, built around fashion jewelry and aimed at younger buyers and impulse purchases. That second brand is the growth engine: the mall kiosks and compact Life stores let Vivara reach lots of people fast, with less money tied up per location, which matters in a country where mall rent is not cheap. The business model is classic specialty retail. Vivara designs and buys its jewelry, sells it through stores and online, and earns money on the gap between what it pays for products and what shoppers pay. Customers choose it because buying jewelry is often tied to a gift or a milestone, and a trusted brand with a physical store feels safer than an anonymous online seller. The catch is that this is a discretionary purchase — when money is tight, people skip the necklace, and high interest rates in Brazil make credit-financed purchases expensive too, which squeezes the whole category.
Vivara is listed on B3, so it has to keep opening new stores to keep growing, and it has expanded Life aggressively. It competes with other Brazilian jewelry chains and with independent local jewelers. The direction to watch now is the mix between the two brands and how well the cheaper, faster-growing Life concept holds up as it scales.
Saved answer · last researched 12 Nov 2026