In Malaysia, it is the artisanal appeal of jewellery that matters


Accessible jewellery empowers customers to invest in pieces that align with their values, aesthetics and lifestyle. Photo: Inari Jewellery

To many of today’s consumers, jewellery is no longer about rarity or opulence, but more about craftsmanship, storytelling and personal expression.

Demi-fine and handmade jewellery, which uses high-quality materials like sterling silver, gold-plated metals or semi-precious stones, is accessible yet carries a sense of luxury and intricate craftsmanship.

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