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South China Morning Post·3 min read·medium

How Hong Kong jewellery maker The Polska Traveller transforms memories into wearable art

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Ashlyn Chak
How Hong Kong jewellery maker The Polska Traveller transforms memories into wearable art
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Hong Kong-based jewellery maker The Polska Traveller creates custom pieces by repurposing vintage objects and found materials. Founder Yeung Sau-lun emphasizes the intimate, artistic nature of his work, which draws on his background in visual arts and international internships.

In ancient times, treasured jewellery pieces were often a marker of status, wealth or spiritual devotion. In more recent centuries, customised jewellery took on personal meaning, referencing relationships, cultural heritage or self-expression. Importantly – before the advent of fast fashion – the making of jewellery took time and care.

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