Tatler Hong Kong

Shining Bright

Anna Hu’s jewellery journey might, at first glance, seem like a straightforward one. “Born and raised in a gemstone family,” as she puts it, the Asian-American jewellery artist has jewellery in her blood. But on close inspection, a story unfolds that takes many unexpected turns—from aspirations as a solo cellist to life-altering advice from her mentors to record-breaking achievements.

“I used to help my father sort all different types of gemstones by colour, shape, size and cut; it was like playing with

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