CDSS Pop-up Jewellery Bazaar and Exhibition
Mother’s Day Edition
CDSS Pop-up Jewellery Bazaar and Exhibition is the first interdisciplinary event organized by CDSS on jewellery design. Students and alumni from the Higher Diploma in Jewellery Design and Technology, the Department of Architecture, Interior and Product Design, HKDI; Professional Diploma in Jewellery Design, Professional Education and Engagement Centre (PEEC); Diploma of Vocational Education in Jewellery Arts and Design, Pro-Act Training and Development Centre (Jewellery),HKDI; and BA(Honours) Jewellery, Materials and Design, Sheffield Hallam University, UK/SHAPE(VTC) will be showcasing their creative jewellery designs.
The event includes the exhibition, meet-with-public live streaming, and product retailing.
The exhibition had be held in CDSS between May 6 and May 20, 2022. On May 6, an exciting live-streaming event had be organized by the students from the Higher Diploma in Fashion Branding and Buying.
The public could be able to meet our jewellery design new force live to learn more about their design concepts. The live streaming was an interesting thematic event for the audiences to select a unique gift from the designersʼ collection for their dearest mother.
These collections had to be physically showcased in CDSS, virtually exhibited through the CDSS website, and sold online. Audiences from the public may also follow CDSS's Facebook and IG to view the collections and the latest promotions.
More information:
CDSS FACEBOOK
“There might be millions of roses in the whole world, but you’re my only one, unique rose.”
Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, The Little Prince
We are a group of PAJL students who love hand-crafted jewellery. We believe your love can be delivered through our handmade jewellery. Each of our “Rose” jewellery is unique, same as the one whom you love.
Diploma of Vocational Education in Jewellery Arts and Design, Pro-Act Training and Development Centre (Jewellery)
Designers: Lal Chi Kin/ Cheung Sum Yu/ Au Hiu Yan / Cai Jinsong /Zhan Yuhao/ Yuen Alyssa Yee Mung
Collection: Rose collection
Endløs originated from the meaning of eternity and endlessness. We are from jewellery design and we have collaborated with @thepearlfarm to use Hong Kong Pearls to design. Through our collection we would like to introduce you to the beauty of pearls.
The Pearl Farm is a local pearl accessory brand established in 1995. They are on a mission to promote Hong Kong pearls in collaboration with local designers. The Pearl Farm transforms the natural gemstone into an experience, where people of all ages would unveil the secrets of pearls and learn about how pearls are related to environmental conservation and sustainable development.
Collection: Source of Water Collection
Water is the origin of all things. Life is as vast and profound as the sea. As Water is the theme of this series, the collection features a smooth waterline in its design concept. Expression is endless, bringing out love that never fails.
Higher Diploma in Jewellery Design and Technology, the Department of Architecture, Interior and Product Design, HKDI
Designers: Chung Kam Cho & Tsoi Ching Nga
Brand: Endløs
Higher Diploma in Jewellery Design and Technology, the Department of Architecture, Interior and Product Design, HKDI
Brand Name: jenurery
Designer: Jennifer Yip (Alumni)
Started in 2020, “Gaze Jewellery” brand idea comes from "Love at First Gaze" .We are fascinated by rough and organic materials. Simple but elegant style is the design language of
"Gaze Jewellery".
We are always looking for different collaboration opportunities. We also hold workshops for beginners who would like to make their own jewellery. Our work was exhibited at The Jewellery Fair for promoting our brand concept to visitors.
We are currently working with two consignment retail stores in Hong Kong for providing offline retail service. You are welcome to know more about “Gaze Jewellery“ on our Instagram.
“Jenurery” is a portmanteau from “Jennifer”, “your” and “jewellery”, and is pronounced as “January”.
“Jen” is an abbreviated form of “Jennifer”.
”ur” is a moronic abbreviation of “your” and
“ery” is the last 3 letters in “jewellery”.
Jenurery is inspired by January, the first month of the year. In ancient Rome, January was named after Jānus, who was the god of doorways, beginnings, and the rising and setting of the sun. His name comes from the Latin word jānus, meaning “doorway, archway, arcade.”
Jenurery means a beginning that is looking forward to the future. We hope you can celebrate your days with love and positivity. We hope our jewellery can brighten up your day. Wear our jewellery to enjoy smiles and praises.
Sheffield Hallam University, UK in collaboration with SHAPE, BA (Honours) Jewellery, Materials and Design
Brand Name: Gaze Jewellery
Designer: Apple Yu
The Aliali jewellery brand provides unique and easy-to-style products as a unique statement to the public. The brand basically uses 925 silver in the jewellery collections that are originally designed and hand-made by the designer.
IG: aliali_jewellery
Sheffield Hallam University, UK in collaboration with SHAPE, BA (Honours) Jewellery, Materials and Design
Brand Name: Aliali
Designer: Alison Yip
Bianca Chong is a Hong Kong jewellery and accessories designer. Coming from a fashion design background, her distinctive aesthetics live at the intersection of fashion, art and jewellery. She sees her designs as mini sculptures which connect with the movement of the body, complimenting the wearers’ unique features and body silhouettes.
ANSWER B follows a conceptual approach in designing, adding a sense of delicacy in her creations. Inspired by the fluidity of natural beings and the structural mechanics of architecture, ANSWER B seeks to balance between the two ends of organic and synthetic matters to build poetic jewellery that flows with the body.
了解更多 :
Brand: ANSWER B
Designer : Bianca Chong (Alumni)
Professional Diploma in Jewellery Design, HKDI-PEEC
Designer: Lam Yuk Ting Ariel, Yuen Yeung
Collection: 鴛鴦
Items: Masterpieces, with Hairpin & Necklace, Bracelet
The design “YUEN YUENG” expresses the concept of integrated wedding culture in Hong Kong with the meaning of “Not Mixed But Integrated”.
The main body uses the method of Lost-Wax Casting to create a wax mould, in the pattern of lace and embroidery, by casting with silver and copper. The embedded blue and red colour gemstones embraces the Chinese and Western wedding elements into the design.
Designer: Lee Man Hung, Iris
Collection: Translucent澄
Items: Hairpin, Necklace, Bracelet, Ring
The digital is not to be stopped in its splendid scenery, but to access implicitly and connotation. In this digital era although, masses of information from different places and cultures might have stunned people, it has also enriched their lives. It seems that we have entered an enchanting and peaceful state of mind which is the gateway to our souls. Engaging in Japanese tea ceremony enhances one’s wisdom and self-confidence, bringing self-cultivation and its aesthetics.
了解更多 :
Collections:
KWAN Man Yee Lorraine, Pearl in the Sands
Professional Diploma in Jewellery Design, HKDI-PEEC
Items: Ring, Earrings
1. This jewellery collection appointed “Nature” as the theme. It comprises a ring and a pair of earrings, using Lost Wax technique in production.
2. After soldering the main body borax powder and silver powder were applied to the surface to give an oxidized finish to simulate the look of sand.
了解更多 :