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Diamonds are recognised and well-regarded for their clarity, but Evelyn Chung founded her custom jewellery brand, Twomorrow, to spotlight Salt-and-pepper diamonds, ones that sport black and white inclusions, instead. Launched just last November, Twomorrow represents the latest move for the former banker and financial consultant, who believes that “leading by example is the best way to inspire and motivate others.”
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Evelyn Chung, founder of Twomorrow, a jewellery brand born late last year to showcase the beauty of Salt-and-pepper diamonds, the appeal and potential of earthy coloured diamonds is so strong that the brand is launching its Champagne Diamond Collection this November. “The ability of these colours to stand out yet blend in makes them an exquisite choice that never gets old,” Chung says. “Although some may say that white diamonds are classic, coloured diamonds have a flair of their own. We see many clients coming in asking for unique pieces that capture their personality and style, and they love unconventional diamonds for [their distinctive qualities].”
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It takes someone with a truly unconventional taste to appreciate this new trend in diamonds. Salt-and-pepper diamonds are in the spotlight now, even if they appeal to a niche market.
These diamonds are speckled with large inclusions, but are appreciated for their unusual, galaxy-like appearance. Each stone is special because of its unique pattern of inclusions – in other words, every one of them is one-of-a-kind.
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Think of a traditional engagement ring and you might envision a perfect, round-shaped, brilliant-cut diamond. But if you’re the sort of person who prefers your jewellery a little less cookie-cutter, homegrown jewellery Twomorrow is an option you can consider. Founder Evelyn Chung created the brand to make unconventional diamonds and shapes more accessible, and to show just how beautiful they are.
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Chung has observed that many consumers are looking for custom shapes beyond the normal oval or round cuts. She has even received several requests for coffin-shaped cuts from customers who appreciate more gothic and unique aesthetics.
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The founder likens people to raw diamonds and sees the beauty in the raw diamonds that are waiting to be turned into beautiful pieces of jewellery that shines. So she created Twomorrow to challenge conventional beauty norms with a curated selection of unconventional diamonds, especially Salt-and-pepper diamonds, known for their unique inclusions and character.
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Situated within the conservation shophouses of Duxton Hill, Twomorrow is a newly launched fine jewellery brand that rewrites the definition of beauty through their creations to feature the unconventional.
Founded by Evelyn Chung, the boutique provides both ready-to-wear pieces and customisation services. Planned as a series of pockets that span across the main floor and the mezzanine, the spaces in Twomorrow include the main lounge, where clients can preview the collection and speak with the concierge, the workspace for staff, and the pantry for food and beverages.
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Nestled in the timeless conservation shophouses of Duxton Hill, Twomorrow emerges as a beacon of unconventional beauty. This fine jewellery brand challenges the status quo with their unique creations, housed within walls that pay tribute to the precinct’s rich heritage.
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Best in Retail Design – Retail Shops (Silver)
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The homegrown jeweller offers jewellery with unconventional diamonds as well as a range of customisation options from resizing and engravings to adding accent diamonds and material selection. Their diamonds also have a unique imperfect charm, with blemishes adding character and unusual shapes like shields and kites.