There is a date on which Cindy Chao has become a myth: 2004 year. In that year the designer of Taiwan has established her brand. She has set up her jewelry, 36 pieces a year, not one more, not one less. Her capability also comes from her family experience: his father was a sculptor who passed on the passion and the feeling for composition. The mother, a businesswoman, has instead donated to be capability of stay on market. After attending the Gemological Institute of America in New York, Cindy is back on the island and founded Asian Cindy Chao, The Art of jewel. He has forged ahead: in 2007, became the first Taiwanese jewelry designers to participate in a Christie’s auction in New York. Her jewels are mostly unique pieces. There are jewels that required two years of work, with a slow and meticulous process that starts from the design, the mold with wax, to end with the finishing touches. One of his works, a butterfly made up of 2,328 precious stones, is exhibited at the Smithsonian Museum (https://gioiellis.com/la-farfalla-di-2-328-gemme/). Her jewels are also sculptures, often made with the demanding use of titanium. Needless to add that jewels cost a lot. But she has also designed a series, White Label, which she defines as jewelry for every day, with limited edition pieces that start at 15 thousand dollars. Matilde de Bounvilles
