The charm of ancient China by the jewelry designer Dickson Yewn. From Hong Kong the young jeweler Chinese, married with model Coco Chiang, is reviving styles and sumptuous forms of the ancient tradition of the Asian country, rich with 5000 years of history. To celebrate 15 years in business, he asked his wife to wear some of her creations, designed for the occasion. The tradition, but renewed through its ability goldsmith, is revived by Yewn through the gold (“I love the nature of gold,” he says), as well as stones, including not miss the jade. Often her jewelry are made up of a kind of metal lattice, reminiscent of the traditional architecture of the ancient buildings in China. A style that also really like outside of China: for example, among its clients include Michelle Obama, but also wealthy admirers in Russia, Great Britain and Japan. “I hope to pay tribute to ancient China and revive the traditional craftsmanship of Chinese jewelry, especially the skills of the Qing Dynasty imperial goldsmith,” explains the designer. That on his side has also the name: Yewn, in Mandarin, means “affinity” and “luck.” One aspect that is appreciated those who buy jewelry jeweler in Hong Kong. Federico Graglia
