JMGDesigner

French-Chilean designer José María Goñi is not afraid of taking risks, and his strong vision shines through in his bold pieces. Case in point: this lion brooch in white gold, lavishly set with diamonds and various gemstones, which reflects its wearer’s strength of character.

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BaerJewels

Not many jewellers can claim that they cut their own stones, but Hong Kong‑based Baerjewels vaunts unique jewels cut in novel ways to bring out their lustre. Swiss jewellers Doris and Peter Baer helm the house.

Simone Jewels 

Helmed by Simone Ng, Simone Jewels consistently finds itself on the annual Tatler 10 Singapore’s Top Jewellers list for beautifully creative bijoux that straddles the line between realism and abstractionism. Its latest collection, Birds in Poetry, combines the worlds of literature and nature to a gloriously dazzling effect.

Federico Buccellati

One of the world’s foremost Italian jewellers, the Buccellati family started making jewellery as far back as the 18th century and, to date, this legacy of craftsmanship continues with the current generation. Combining the bold, eye‑catching Italian style with stunning stones and a tradition of handcraftsmanship, Buccellati makes outstanding and audacious designs.

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Vihari

Singapore-based Vihari Sheth-Poddar is known for acquiring incredibly rare diamonds that span the colours of the rainbow—blues, pinks, greens, reds and yellows have all been given the Vihari treatment with stunning frames to match. 

Heinz Mayer

Exceptional stones and refined craftsmanship are Heinz Mayer’s calling cards, and the German marque has also produced pieces for royal members from various countries. It is also the only brand invited to create a special centenary bracelet for Rolls-Royce, which will be exhibited at this year’s JeweLuxe festival. 

Gyan Jaipur

The charms of Jaipur are encapsulated in Gyan’s masterpieces that hearken back to the bygone era of maharajahs but packaged in a contemporary form. Sapphires, rubies, diamonds, and more convey the city’s vibrancy and dynamic artistry hidden in all its nooks and corners.

Magerit

Like the statues David by Michelangelo or Venus the Milo, the jewels by Magerit are artistic sculptures that deserve to be in a museum. But lucky for us, they are up for sale at JeweLuxe Singapore. Magerit, under designer Daniel Calvo’s vision, derives its inspiration from ancient civilisations and mythologies, and features sculptured gilded figurines set with precious stones. 

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Caratell

The award-winning Caratell is helmed by two gem lovers, who have a soft spot for coloured stones. But Michael Koh and Achillea Teng don’t simply rely on the sparkle of the stones to make a piece stand out. They unleash their creativity to present them in whimsical and poetic ways. 

Yuli Inc – Fine Jewellery

Helmed by local jeweller Jessie Foo, Yuli Inc – Fine Jewellery focuses on unusual and rare gemstones. At Yuli, each piece is personalised according to the client’s needs.

JeweLuxe Singapore 2018 takes place from October 12 to 21, at the Tent@Ngee Ann City Civic Plaza. jeweluxesingapore.com