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FABULOUS FEASTS: JUN/JUL 2020
Once lockdown measures are eased and lifted, these are the top tables and new menus worth the indulgence Enlightened at LUMO Touting itself as a “beacon of light and respite”, LUMO is a new bar and restaurant that looks to positivity and creativity as its raison d’etre. The 70-seater watering hole in Singapore’s Boat Quay…
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DILYS’ REIMAGINED
Dilys’ forges ahead with a redefined showroom space, as well as an expanded online presence through a partnership with 1stDibs Change waits for no one, especially if the time is right and the stars align. And even as the world today faces adversity, the House of Dilys’ – which is led by mother-daughter duo, Dilys…
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THE ACCIDENTAL AUCTIONEER
How did Connie Huang, a former advertising and marketing professional, become Tiancheng International Auctioneer Limited’s Head of Jewellery Department? For Connie Huang, Tiancheng International Auctioneer Limited’s Head of Jewellery Department, looking back at her career as a jewellery specialist is especially interesting. Not only does it make her more aware of her deep fascination with…
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STYLISH FINE JEWELLERY FOR PRIDE MONTH 2020
We’ve rounded up a lovely collection of rainbow jewellery bright enough to cheer you up as you strike a pose! Anna Sheffield Flat Band Jewellery designers are also donating to charities in honour of Pride month. New Yorker Anna Sheffield, noted for her unconventional ceremonial rings, has been busy designing rainbow jewellery, including wedding bands…
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BRINGING ARTEMIS TO LIFE
Brent Neale Winston liked to play with her mom’s jewellery box that sat on top of the dressing table. “I knew I wasn’t supposed to go in there without asking, but I couldn’t help myself,” she recalls. Winston never set out to be a jewellery designer. “I didn’t really consider it a career choice when…
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US-BASED JEWELLERS SUPPORT THE LOVELAND FOUNDATION
As the world comes together to support the black community, several US-based jewellery brands have joined the cause by supporting The Loveland Foundation. Established in 2018, the organisation provides financial assistance for black women and girls seeking mental health support. Through fellowships, residency programmes, listening hours, and more, it is the hope of The Loveland…
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THE UNSHAKEABLE ITALIAN SPIRIT
Made in Italy rings by Leonori At one point, things were not looking very well for Italy. During the early days of the coronavirus pandemic, Italy was the worst hit European nation and its death rate even surpassed China’s. What followed was a nationwide lockdown, transforming the vibrant country into a literal ghost town. With…
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RIDING OUT THE STORM
The world has been turned on its head, no doubt, so we seek to find out how these fine jewellers across Asia are going to adapt to a new way of doing business once a semblance of normalcy returns CALLA LILY FINE JEWELLERS “We have been fortunate to still be able to continue working through…
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RETROUVAÍ’S NEW ALCHEMY COLLECTION IS TIMELESS AND MEANINGFUL
by Smitha Sadanandan Retrouvaí, a jewellery brand founded by Toronto-born Kirsty Stone, recently unveiled its newest collection called Alchemy, which is inspired by the birth of Stone’s daughter and represents the following virtues: Love, Vitality, Bravery, and Honor. Pendants, signet rings, triple wrap bracelets, hoop earrings, and studs set with hand-cut carnelian, green turquoise,…
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ANDREA FOHRMAN LAUNCHES RINGS FOR MEN
Andrea Fohrman’s eponymous brand, launched in 2004, has any number of jewels that evoke the spirit of California, nature, and its colour palette. “Putting together a design with the help from our natural resources from my surroundings is truly inspiring to me.” Growing up in Marin County, Fohrman remembers a clear night sky on most…
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