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Our Chief Designer recently has been awarded as Associate by World Design Consortium who grants lifetime honorific designer titles algorithmically for the multi-award-winning designers solely based on their creative design talents and merits. The selection is based on international juried awards, blind peer-review processes and criteria-based evaluation mechanisms. Thank you, World Design Rating, for the website feature and WDC for the recognition. Visit http://www.worlddesignratings.com/?D173844 or http://www.worlddesignconsortium.com/about.php for more info. 
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Love Knot Design Exhibited In UniversityThe third selected designer collection, Love Knot is in West University of Timisoara, Romania physical exhibition. For more info, check out https://www.uvt.ro/.../interdesign-2020-design-the-future/. Here is what our designer says about the collection. "In Chinese tradition, Chinese knot is a symbol of love of eternity or commonly people just say tying a knot. Traditionally, it acts as a good luck charm for newly wedding couples. The word “knot” in Chinese is 结 (jie) and carry few auspicious meanings. For example, “to marry” 结婚 (jiehun), “to unite” 团结 (tuanjie) and “to bear fruits” 结果 (jieguo). Family that gives a knot to a couple is for all the blessings and having children as well. Imagine the happiness of the family finally seeing her starting her own family. Therefore, the gift is very sentimental symbolizing family blessings to both bride and groom. It is an heirloom piece. There is Ruby in it carry auspiciousness and also meant for nobility, purity, and passion.The bangle can be worn both ways for different occasions, one side with the knot and the otherside without the knot." Purple Orchid Design Exhibited The second selected designer collection, Purple Orchid is in West University of Timisoara, Romania physical exhibition. For more info, check out https://www.uvt.ro/.../interdesign-2020-design-the-future/. Here is what our designer says about the collection. "Purple orchid is easily grown in tropical forest and we are proud as Malaysia has the world’s oldest tropical rainforest. This simple yet elegant flower has its attractiveness that is the reason why I like it in my house for more than 10 years. It has also continuous blooming all year round making my day more beautiful. And I like orchid because it can last longer than many types of flower. Purple orchids also symbolize royalty and admiration and are traditionally given as a sign of respect. One day while I was admiring my garden and I felt blissful as this pot of purple orchid has stayed with me for such a long time. I took a closer look on the vibrant color from the petals and realized the shape are unique and inspired to design a jewelry collection with purple and white flora theme. Thus, I have chosen Amethyst with different shapes and Pearl as the core of the flower for this collection. University Design Exhibition The first selected designer collection, Hotspring is in West University of Timisoara, Romania physical exhibition. For more info, check out https://www.uvt.ro/.../interdesign-2020-design-the-future/. Here is what our designer says about the collection. "We are blessed that in Malaysia we have never experience volcano eruption, but we have hot spring. Many people believed that bathing hotspring can provide healing for rheumatism, skin problems, blood circulation and other health benefits. To me it is simply therapeutic. The inspiration was drawn from the hot water bubbles that occurs in hot spring giving the wearer the feel of being in a hot spring. And the outer shape is like a pond that naturally build up when water came from the underground. Choices of gemstones are Aquamarine, Blue Topaz and Kunzite factoring the color of natural hot spring."  Gem Identification
As most gemstones are small in size, we use microscope and magnifying glasses to better observe the imperfections such as inclusions and fractures. A microscope from 10X up to 70X can be used for more detailed observation. This instrument can be used to observe the cleavage planes, growth lines, color bandings, surface graining, and the degree of external polishing. Sometimes they can also identify layers of assembled stones. For more information about gemstones and what we design for you, feel free to visit www.juwelendesign.com or contact us for free online consultation. Check out the gift section too!  International Design Exhibition
Three of our Chief Designer works were successfully selected by International Design Symposium Event – 3rd International Timisoara Interdesign 2020 – Design The Future. The event is in collaboration of Western University of Timisoara, Romania and IAJMPP, Hong Kong to facilitate the link of West and East in a design cultural exchange event. The projects were submitted by 143 designers from Canada, China, Greece, Hungary, India, MALAYSIA, Poland, Romania, Serbia and Turkey. The selection has gone through rigorous evaluation process factoring indisputable value such as utility, applicability and aesthetics. Here presenting Love Knot, Purple Orchid and Hotspring featured in the catalogue which representing the country, culture and traditionalism for modern society to admire. Thank you Artefact, WUT and IAJMPP. For more info on the event and catalogue, please visit https://arte-fact.uvt.ro/project/interdesign2020/.  Black Tahiti Pearl
Tahitian pearls from the Pinctada Margaritifera or Black-lip pearl oyster species farmed in French Polynesian islands surrounding Tahiti, are popular for exotic black colors. It ranges from silver to grey, pistachio, iridescent peacock, chocolate and black. It has become some of the most sought-after, expensive pearls in the world. Because of their vast color range, matching these pearls into a finished strand is an enormous task requiring thousands of loose pearls to create a single strand. Feel free to contact us for enquiries and consultation.  Black Opal Gemstone
Black opal is appeared to be translucent to opaque, with play-of-color against a black or dark background. It’s considered to be the rarest, whereas white, gray, and green are the most common. It has been reported that Northern African opal was used to make tools as early as 4000 BC. The first discovery of opal was from Ethiopia in 1994, precious opal appeared in the Menz Gishe District, North Shewa Province. Just like the white opal, the black opal is found at the contact zone between the volcanic rock series and the underlying clay-rich layer. They often in demand because the color contrast is much greater against the dark background.  Watermelon Tourmaline Gemstone
Tourmaline can have coloured zones across the length of the crystal, or they can have a core of one colour and an outer edge of another colour. A single tourmaline can contain up to 15 different colours or shades being nicknamed as the “Rainbow Gem”, gem of October babies. The most popular is bicolor tourmaline is the "watermelon tourmaline." Pink and green colors are found in the same stone, and these colour zones provide a visual record of its formation process. It happens when the trace elements change in concentration or composition during a crystal’s growth.  Garnet Gemstone
Garnet is the birthstone for January. The name Garnet comes from the Latin Granatum for pomegranate because the color of this crystal resembles the seeds of the pomegranate fruit. The colors variates from greens, oranges, pinkish oranges, deeply saturated purplish reds, and even some blues. However, the most widely-known color is dark red. |
Author"Sharing is caring", by Ivy Teong, Chief Designer, Juwelen Design. She is also the author for juwelendesign.blogspot.my or ivyteong.blogspot.com 
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