I promise...
Not to grow old or dull,
To compliment each and every outfit,
And never leave your hand
I promise...
Not to grow old or dull,
To compliment each and every outfit,
And never leave your hand
Jewellery store design has for many years been predictable. Few new designs in Australia capture the excitement of the jewellery product adequately and only in Europe and Asia are some new ideas evolving.
An engagement commemorates a very special time in your life. You’re in love, your partner proposes with a diamond ring, you see it sparkle and slide it on your finger. It looks breathtaking and you close your eyes to soak in the moment forever but then you remember that horrible movie about diamond smuggling in Africa and despite doing your best to put it out of your head you still have a niggling suspicion that this diamond may have funded some kind of terrible conflict. You never really wanted to see that movie anyway but Leonardo’s in it and you thought, “Well, I’d watch him read the paper so…?” How can you be sure your gorgeous new diamond is as innocent as it looks?
Like the quest for the perfect partner, don't settle for second best. A little research is all it takes to answer your questions. How much should I pay? Who should I buy diamonds from? What style should I go for? And what's the commotion about conflict diamonds?
As part of it's My Career section and the mycareer.com.au website, The Age newspaper profiled the award winning jewellery designer Travis Trewarne.
The Bulletin magazine has highlighted the award winning Cote de Nuits pink diamond ring and the inspiration behind it.
Melbourne jeweller Travis Trewarne has won this year's prestigious Diamond Guild of Australia's jewellery awards run in conjunction with Harper's Bazaar magazine.
We are pleased to announce to our customers that we have been made members of the Diamond Guild of Australia. This organisation of Australia's finest diamond merchants is working to promote the ethical and responsible trade of diamonds in Australia. Together we can work to try and remove so many of the dishonest and misleading practices that exist in our industry.
In a world where luxury is no guarantee of exclusivity and haute couture is in decline, one Melbourne jewellery designer goes against the trend, launching an exciting new range of couture jewellery.