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JEWELS THAT ARE GOOD ENOUGH TO EAT
Nadine Ghosn Nadine Ghosn’s new croissant charms look good enough to eat. After dabbling with burgers and sushi, the Lebanese designer has turned her attention to mouth-watering flaky croissants. And the ones that caught her attention were those baked by pastry chef Cédric Grolet — the outcome was a delicious partnership and a limited-edition wearable…
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LUXURY JEWELLERY BRAND ALIGNS KEY BUSINESS ACTIVITIES TO SUSTAINABILITY GOALS
by Li Haohan, photos courtesy of Boucheron ‘Precious For The Future’, an impact report published in 2022, outlines Boucheron’s sustainability framework and initiatives, covering areas that range from sourcing to operations, and supply chain A key focus for the Maison’s sustainability commitment is raw materials – mostly comprising precious metals and stones – which…
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HKTDC JEWELLERY SHOWS SET TO RUN IN HK IN FEBRUARY 2024
Businesses dealing in jewellery trade, parts, and services will find tremendous business opportunities at the twin jewellery fairs that will take place in Hong Kong from late February this year. Organiser HKTDC promises a full array of exhibitors representing important brands across the world.
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CHARITY ORGANISATION CO-FOUNDER CHRISTINE AMOUR-LEVAR IS TRADING BALLGOWNS FOR ADVENTURES TO RAISE FUNDS AND AWARENESS FOR WOMEN IN DANGER
by Li Haohan, Photos courtesy of Women On A Mission Women On A Mission (WOAM) organises charity events in remote areas where they can dramatise their plea in behalf of marginalised women WOAM has successfully organised 12 challenging expeditions and multiple events in Singapore and abroad that have raised substantial funds (US$1.4 million to…
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SHARING HER EXPERTISE AND EXPERIENCE ALLOWS ARTIST AND CURATOR LIDIA RIVEROS TO KNOW MORE ABOUT HERSELF
by Victor Chen, Photos courtesy of Asian Civilisations Museum, Portraits by Alvinn Lim Sixteen years ago, artist and curator Lidia Riveros started organising community installations dedicated to the Day of the Dead The independent curator brings her native Mexican culture to Singapore and other distant shores with the help of a community of volunteers…
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THE NAMES TO KNOW IN FASHION JEWELLERY NOW!
by Smitha Sadanandan Discover the perfect wardrobe additions to elevate your style—cool and contemporary designs from fashion jewellery designers that serve up free-spirited fashion vibes. JUDE BENHALIM Designer: Jude Benhalim Architectural shapes and fashionable aesthetics are Jude Benhalim’s specialty. The Cairo-based designer’s exaggerated forms include multi-wear pieces made in sterling silver or brass…
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PERX TECHNOLOGIES SURPASSES 5 BILLION API CALLS UNDER ANNA GONG’S LEADERSHIP
by Marc Almagro, Photos by Zulfadli Rahman, assisted by Tracey Nguyen
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MAKE EVERY DAY THAT SPECIAL DAY
Making Jewellery A Part of One’s Daily Life Understanding the real value of a precious piece of jewellery begins with wearing it every day
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Micro Marvels: Unveiling the Intrigue of Micromosaic Artistry
Specialists in mosaic art done on a micro scale, Bodi Collections shares how this decorative treatment can add a unique, artistic touch to interiors. The centuries-old art of micromosaics is widely seen on jewellery and objets d’art, but did you know that it has now found a modern application in contemporary buildings – used in creating…
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FABULOUSLY FESTIVE
Discover festive favourites as chosen by guest jewellery editor Isabella Yan The festive season is upon us and the excitement is mounting, and with it comes a little gift inspiration. In the last year, I’ve scoured globally for resplendent jewels – rings, necklaces, earrings, bracelets, and pendants and made a selection of those that I…
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GOING TO NEW LENGTHS
Emperor Jewellery celebrates movement, femininity, and style with the Sautoir Collection. One of the most iconic jewellery styles from the 1920s is the sautoir, a statement-making long necklace that accentuated the self-confident and independent image of contemporary women of the era. The sautoir was typically characterised by long-twisted pearl chains with the addition of tassels…
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EDMOND CHIN’S MARVELLOUS UNIVERSE
The Creative Director is shaping up the world of Boghossian with his mettle. We caught up with the Hong Kong-based Singaporean designer to discuss travel, jewellery, and his passion – research. If you weren’t a jewellery designer, what would you be? I have a couple of very, very strong interests. One of my biggest interests…