Wallace Chan’s creative forces go beyond jewelry; he realizes iconic works of art that defy categorization.


Since the birth of the Wallace Cut (1987), to the unveiling of his revolutionary “Titanium Jewelry” technique, the name Wallace Chan has been synonymous with carving genius, undaunted innovator, inspiring sculptor and master jeweler. Today, Wallace Chan is one of the finest jewelry brands sought after by the most cultivated ladies and discerning art collectors around the world. Leading auction houses Christie’s and Sotheby’s, as well as world-class museums and galleries, all offer and exhibit Wallace Chan jewelry and artwork. Members of royal families, as well as stars of stage and screen, are all devotees of Wallace Chan iconic jewelry.


In 2009 Wallace Chan’s dedicated counters opened in New York City’s prestigious Bergdorf Goodman and Neiman Marcus stores nation-wide. By 2010, Wallace Chan, Founder and Artistic Director of the brand, was the first contemporary jewelry artist ever to be invited by the Capital Museum in Beijing to hold a solo exhibition at the distinguished and stately museum.


And yet another milestone will be reached in the autumn of 2012, when the pioneering Wallace Chan will become the first and only fine jewelry brand from Asia and China ever invited to exhibit at the world-renowned, 50-year old Biennale des Antiquaires in Paris. Wallace Chan’s jewelry art will shine alongside those of the most esteemed Haute Joaillerie houses from the Place Vendome.


Wallace Chan takes jewelry design beyond the normal realm of jewelry into a new dimension of artistic masterpieces that one can wear. With each piece crafted to narrate a unique story or illustrate a philosophical thought, Wallace Chan brings together innovative design, sublime craftsmanship, revolutionary technique, the essence of oriental philosophy and literature, the language of nature, and a story teller's passion to create iconic pieces of fine art that defy categorization.


“Each piece of our jewelry art has its own nature, its own innate character and quality. ‘To delineate the spiritual through forms’ has all along nourished my world of jewelry making. Precious stones fascinate me with their brilliant colors, guide me with their textual lines, inspire me with their various shapes and sizes, and touch me with the language of their soul. I don't want to just create jewelry that features a lot of expensive stones set in an appealing way. I want dramatic pieces, jewelry that never ceases to amaze the beholder with newly discovered elements, different sensations and delightful montage effects that add to the special story of each of our pieces,” says Wallace Chan, Founder and Artistic Director.