Tatler Singapore

Age of Ambition

From fantastical inspirations to the world’s most precious gemstones, there’s a palpable intensity to the growing pool of high jewellers that have emerged from Asia over the past few years. Wallace Chan’s glittering sculptures, Michelle Ong’s art deco-inspired designs and Singapore-born Edmond Chin’s one-of-a-kind creations—all designers are based in Hong Kong—indicate that Asia has no shortage of world-class talent, and pieces by the region’s most outstanding jewellers are proving to be record breakers at auction. “Buoyed by Asia’s cultural and spending influence on the global luxury market, the region’s top and emerging jewellery designers are having their moment,” says Vickie Sek, chairman of the jewellery department at Christie’s Asia. “Cultural affinity has inspired contemporary jewellers to explore unique East-meets-West aesthetics, which appeal to a

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