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WHAT'S ON LACE by Jenny Wu For a limited time only, Lace by Jenny Wu from Los Angeles is available in Hong Kong at Ame Gallery. LACE is the leading 3-D printing... LACE by Jenny Wu Post not marked as liked ONLINE CHARITY SALE Post not marked as liked NEW RING FOR THE NEW YEAR Post not marked as liked #FacetoFaceContest Post not marked as liked ‪#‎FaceToFaceMoment‬ photo contest Post not marked as liked Tricksters 2.0 exhibition Post not marked as liked A Couple of Things Post not marked as liked Serendipity - jewellery by Chiaki Miyauchi Post not marked as liked Un Automne a Pekin by Lydia Courteille @ Ame Gallery 18 Oct - 20 Dec 2017 Post not marked as liked Scents of Life exhibition opens 18 March 2017 Post not marked as liked Voice of Stones by MEGLIO, 13-14 May 2016 Post not marked as liked

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face to face2.png face to face2.png 1/1 Face to Face Design Collection, designed by a Dutch couple goldsmiths, Cardillac , is complemented by a new innovative ring. You and your loving one’s face profiles are included in this special jewel. With the help of 3D technology, a personal ornament is becoming more personal than ever. Think of a wedding ring with you and your loved one, a family ring with the family or a ring for mom which children with their facial profiles.It is a way for your loved ones to hold you in hand. Get a Free Ring Sample Face to Face ring with diamonds Available 14K or 18K yellow, rose and white gold. Face to Face Rings Available 14K or 18K yellow, rose and white gold. Face to Face Rings Available 14K or 18K yellow, rose and white gold. Face to Face Rings Available 14K or 18K yellow, rose and white gold. Face to Face ring version 2 Available 14K or 18K yellow, rose and white gold. Face to Face Bracelet Available 14K or 18K yellow, rose and white gold. Face to Face Cufflinks Available in Silver or gold. Face to Face Cufflinks Available in Stainless Steel Face to Face Pendant (Big) Available in silver and gold. Price starts from HKD 5,500 Special feature of Face to Face - Include up to faces of 8 people in one ring. - Simply take pictures of the person’s face profile and send to us to make the ring. - Available in width from 3.5 mm to 12mm, in 14K and 18K yellow, rose of white gold. - Other special service using the ring design, such as napkin holder, jewellery box. ​ Share More about Cardillac See our other wedding rings

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Joo Hyung Park Confluence 5 - Brooch Chinaberry wood, ottchil (lacquer),sterling silver Click below link to contact us for further details Joo Hyung Park Confluence Earrings - Blue Chinaberry wood, ottchil (lacquer),sterling silver Click below link to contact us for details Joo Hyung Park Confluence 4 Brooch Persimmon wood, ottchil (lacquer),sterling silver Click below link to contact us for details Joo Hyung Park Confluence earrings - Red Chinaberry wood, ottchil (lacquer),sterling silver Click below link to contact us for details Joo Hyung Park Confluence Earrings - yellow Chinaberry wood, ottchil (lacquer),sterling silver Click below link to contact us for details Joo Hyung Park Confluence bracelet Chinaberry wood, ottchil (lacquer) Click below link to contact us for details Joo Hung Park Confluence Collection Click below link to contact us for further information Joo Hyung Park Chinaberry wood, ottchil (lacquer) Click below link to contact us for details ARTIST & DESIGNER > JOO HYUNG PARK SOUTH KOREA Joo Hyung Park was born and raised in Seoul, South Korea. Still in South Korea, she completed a course in hotel management, only to discover her true passion for the material metal when encountering a friends’ metal work a few years later. Thereupon Joo Hyung made a life changing decision, to study abroad to the United States and accomplish an undergraduate degree in jewellery and metalsmithing at the Rhode Island School of Design. Upon her graduation she decided to move to London and pursue a higher education in goldsmithing, silversmithing, metalwork and jewellery at the Royal College of Art. After experiencing two painful but equally fulfilling years, she hopes to become an artist who does not forget her joy of making, holding, and feeling with her hands. ​ About her Confluence collection - "Carving wood takes a long time, and I cannot foresee how the wood will react to my carving. The natural pattern it already owned starts to dance slowly as I start to carve. The pattern flows on the wood, and the form I carve gets curvier wishing the pattern to be more alive. Perfectly carved wood gets two types of patterns. One is the pattern the wood and I created together, and the other is the color pattern created from the last process, applying lacquer, being imperfect. The two patterns meet on my work, and they interflow, coexist, and merge." Shop Joo Hyung Park

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ARTIST & DESIGNER > NOY ALON ISREAL Noy Alon Noy Alon Magma Ring in silver, diamond and polymer. Pattern can be customised. 14K / 18K gold are available. Click below link to contact us for a quote. Noy Alon Noy Alon Spark ring in 14K gold ,diamonds and polymer (also available in 18K gold) Click below link to contact us for a quote. Noy Alon Noy Alon Comet Ring in white / yellow gold , polymer (available in 14K or 18K) Click below link to contact us for a quote. Noy Alon Noy Alon Meteor Rings Customised pattern in silver, 14K or 18K gold and polymer. Click below link to contact us for a quote Noy Alon Noy Alon Spark Rings in yellow / white gold with white/black diamonds and polymer. Click below link to contact us for a quote Noy Alon Noy Alon Meteor ring in 14K gold in customised pattern, polymer. Click below link to contact us for a quote. Noy Alon is a jewelry designer, goldsmith & artist with a Bachelor of Design and a Masters degree student at Shenkar college of design, engineering and art. A love and curiosity for color, shape & details have brought her to the world of jewelry. At the base of the design is the idea that a piece of jewelry is a functional work of art, which contains emotions, thoughts, inspiration & memories. Noy loves to create conceptual, contemporary & unique jewelry that are hand made one of a kind work. Her jewelry collections are sold in exclusive boutiques & are exhibited at galleries around the world.

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View photos of the exhibition opening VIA HONG KONG International Contemporary Jewellery Fair at JOYA Barcelona To celebrate its third anniversary, Ame Gallery takes Hong Kong contemporary jewellery to another level. “Via Hong Kong” will be the Gallery’s debut exhibition at JOYA – the international contemporary jewellery fair in Barcelona, Spain. It will feature works of Hong Kong jewellery artists and designers who are based here and aboard. The exhibition is curated by Anna Cheng, founder of Ame Gallery and Dr. Cicy Ching, lecturer of Faculty of Visual Art, Hong Kong Baptist University. It is a collective effort to bring Hong Kong contemporary jewellery to the world’s stage. Hong Kong, being a gateway to China and the world, is a melting pot of cultures and the city forms a unique character that affects the people who are connected with it. The artists featured in “Via Hong Kong” come from different backgrounds. Some of them are currently living and working in Hong Kong, while others lived here at some point in their lives. Through this exhibition, Ame Gallery aims to demonstrate how Hong Kong has nurtured some contemporary jewellery talents. The concepts of some of the works presented at the exhibition have touched on various issues that are close to the heart of Hong Kong people. Cicy Ching’s “Fragility of City” explores the relationships and pace of living in this metropolis. Chan Po Fung’s “The Chinese dream of train” illustrates how people are forced to behave under the current political environment. The concept of beauty being perceived by women in the city is explored in Cherry Chan’s “Peculiar Extension”. These ideas make their works unique to Hong Kong, yet they also resonate universally. As one of the few galleries in Hong Kong that specializes in contemporary jewellery, Ame Gallery aims to raise awareness of contemporary jewellery, widen the audience base and facilitate a healthy eco-system of this specialized art form in Hong Kong. Anna Cheng said, “We curate ‘Via Hong Kong’ to showcase the great works of Hong Kong’s local artists. Since it is Ame Gallery’s third anniversary, we also want to take this opportunity to unite the contemporary jewellery community in Hong Kong, which includes some dedicated artists, educators and supporters. We believe through working together, we can create a healthy environment for this art form to blossom in this city. By bringing the exhibition to JOYA, we hope to encourage more artistic and cultural exchanges between Hong Kong and the world.” Brooch #27, 2009 Mary Lee Hu Mary Lee Hu, the renowned American jewellery artist, is known for using textile techniques to create intricate woven wire jewellery. Her unique signature of weaving metals has been widely recognized by the superior use of technique and its beauty. Because of her connection with some family members in Hong Kong, Mary has been a constant visitor to this city since 1972. She has witnessed the development of contemporary jewellery in around China,Taiwan and Hong Kong. Time Out, 2013 Kee Ho Yuen In this piece “Time Out”, he just wants to comment on the fact that making tough decisions is part of life. Like it or not, we have to take our time to work on it. Tricia Tang It is the Buddhism I Respect and the Catholicism I Embrace, 2012 Tricia Tang’s jewellery practice reflects the intimate relationship, individual indentities and cultural permutations that have resulted from her experiences. Her work blends past (occurrence) with present (contemporary materials) to produce distinctive narrations. Experiment : Optical Fibre, 2012 Pilz AY Thanks to optical fibres, our world is no longer the same. Time, place and distance are never any boundaries anymore. Our thoughts and ideas travel along these illuminating fibres and reach out. However, instead, shall we take these strands of light as a starting point, and reconnect ourselves with each other again? The Fragility of City Living, 2014 Ching Sze Yin, Cicy These pieces are an exploration of city living, with a focus on the fragility of the relationships and the pace of city living. City ever changing, flooded with information, and full of anxiety. People living in a city often have very indifferent and detached relationship with each other, and with the city. Geomatric series – Circle, 2010 Hugo Yeung His work crosses between contemporary studio jewellery and large scale domestic and sculptural like objects. He produces structures defined by a clear aesthetic. His personal interpretation of these objects is to emphase the beauty of form which is developed with mathematic process with the balance of visual value. The beauty of the objects is created by the simplicity of the lines, geomatric form and strucure. The overall intention is to create a sense of relaxation of harmony. Intimate Stitches, 2014 Pinky Wong I am always fascinated by the intimacy embedded in hand knitted items in terms of body interaction and human relationship to both the creator and the receiver. Through interpreting this stitches by stitches intimacy in my jewellery, I am trying to deliver the close relationship between craft and human body so as to create a different experience to the wearer on their bodies and to give new perspective on the traditional handcraft. Transiency, 2014 Cissy Chan I think that the interaction between people is more precious than the intrinsic value in jewellery. So, I used toothpicks, a daily object, to create a series of playful jewellery. Its form can be changed by the wearer. Since jewellery is a portable object, it is easy for the wearer to share with others too. These series of jewellery then become an object to connect me with the wearer and the audiences. I believe that jewellery can be a means to bring people together. Peculiar Extension, 2012 Cherry Chan Nowadays, women like to do nail “enhancement” by adding peculiar extensions or putting on fashionable accessories. Do these “enhancement works” beautify the body or hinder daily work? Will women look pretty after complying with this rule of beauty or look clumsy? The Chinese Dream of Train, 2014 Chan Po Fung Just after becoming party chief in late 2012, Xi Jinping announced what would become the hallmark of his administration. ”The Chinese Dream,” he said, is “the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.” As to make sure people move on swiftly and efficiently, we are installed with machines guiding our movements and limiting our actions. "Imagine, this is a game" Victor Wong It is about imagination. It is about games. It is about rules. The Value, The Life, 2012 Rosette, Chan Wing Lam Re-examining how material and its appearance interact, I realise how lives inter-relate to each other. My work is inspired by the foundational law of nature. Overcoming one's weaknesses by acquiring others' strengths, and aims to give the unwanted objects their new values and lives. Degree Show Collection, 2014 Cathy Wang Cathy Wang’s design process takes inspiration from her home city Hong Kong, Which captures the vast intensity of population. Since moving to Scotland, lifestyle in the city seems foreign to her. The intensity and contradiction of people in the city is the reason why Cathy strives to find the balance between simplicity and intensive elements within her designs. Fly Away Necklace, 2013 Bella Mung Most of my works are rooted in my personal history which are questioning 'what jewellery is', 'why is jewellery' and 'what it could be'. I am particular interested in using different kinds of materials combination to explore the full potential of jewellery. Wear it __________, 2008 Gloria Ng It inspires its wearers to look at the forgotten parts and the neglected spaces around our bodies by giving instructions to how to wear it. Being a bespoke piece as well as fashionable accessories, Wear it __________ seeks to become the medium to investigate the human bodies, adding a touch of glamour along the way and fitting seamlessly with any latest trendy outfits.