Wallace Chan (China, 1956), My Dreams (Ring). Tourmaline 1pc 11.56ct, Aquamarine 1pc 9.93ct, Tourmaline 1pc 1.97ct, Lapis Lazuli, Diamond, Tsavorite Garnet, Pink Sapphire; 3.5CM(W) x 3.5CM(H). Signed by Wallace Chan, Hong Kong, China, 2015. © TEFAF Maastricht, 2015

Wallace Chan has arrived at the fundamental quality of gemstones, its light, colors and forms with this ring titled My Dreams. The regularities and the irregularities, together with the diamond gleams inspire a sense of harmony and modernity. It represents beauty, simplicity and elegance, as well as an architectural style that resembles a castle in one’s dreams. 

Wallace Chan (China, 1956), Moonlit Waltz. Ring set with yellow diamond, blue topaz, fancy colored diamond, sapphire; 3.5 x 4 cm. Signed 'Wallace Chan', Hong Kong, 2015. © TEFAF Maastricht, 2015

Wallace Chan plays with the contrasts of textures and colors, conducting a waltz of forms and light with precious materials. Layers of gemstones are flawlessly sealed with meticulous craftsmanship, creating a ring that denotes organic beauty and rounds of wonders. 

Wallace Chan (China, 1956), Let Life Be Beautiful (Brooch). Emerald 1pc 10.40ct, Fancy Colored Sapphire, Fancy Colored Diamond, Ruby; 12.5CM(W) x 12.5CM(H). Signed by Wallace Chan, Hong Kong, China, 2014. © TEFAF Maastricht, 2015

Let life be beautiful like summer flowers, let it bloom in light and colors. Let your heart feel for the lively, let it embrace the beauty of the sun. 

Wallace Chan (China, 1956), Fish’s Whisper. Bangle bracelet set with yellow yiamond, blue topaz, fancy colored diamond, sapphire; 6.2 x 8cm. Signed 'Wallace Chan', Hong Kong, 2015. © TEFAF Maastricht, 2015

Two fish fell in love one day-their love is delicately carved on water-clear crystal. In between the waves and the corals they whisper their loving bubbles. Reds, greens and blues are juxtaposed. The meandering lines reach upwards and outwards, expressing elegance in the movements of love. 

Wallace Chan (stand 139)

Wallace Chan founded his own gemstone carving workshop in 1974, when he was 17.

In 1987, he invented the “Wallace Cut”, an illusionary carving technique that transcends dimensions. 

He continues to create and innovate. In 2002, he obtained a jadeite thinning and luminosity enhancing technology. He spent 8 years to experiment with titanium, the most bio-friendly metal known to date. In 2007, He surprised the industry with a series of jewelry creations featuring ethereal titanium structures, the technical secrets of which he later unveiled to the world. He is also known for his revolutionary gemstone-setting-gemstone technique.

Today, Wallace Chan is internationally recognized as the jewelry creator, artist and philosopher. 

Contact: Wallace Chan
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