Born in Kuala Lumpur, Vicky Lew began her journey in jewellery at Central Saint Martins in London, graduating with First Class Honours in Jewellery Design. She went on to the Gemological Institute of America, where she specialised in diamond and coloured gemstone grading. After more than a decade in London, she relocated to Edinburgh, where her design house is now based.

Vicky’s work is guided by the Japanese philosophy of wabi-sabi—the idea that beauty can be found in imperfection and impermanence. A rose in bloom and a fallen petal are equally meaningful in her eyes. This perspective shapes jewellery that balances organic forms with clean geometric lines, blending Eastern sensibilities with Western design language.

Her early experience with global names such as Cartier and Swarovski gave her insight into the full spectrum of the jewellery world, refining both her technical skills and creative approach.

Curious by nature, Vicky often experiments with unconventional materials such as aluminium, palladium, tin-plate, and resin, pushing the boundaries of what jewellery can be. Her innovative collections have earned recognition, including the Silver Award for Fine Jewellery at the Goldsmiths’ Craft & Design Council Awards and the Best Design Award from the Theo Fennell Awards.

Today, Vicky continues to craft jewels that are more than adornment—they are reflections of life’s fleeting beauty, captured in metal and stone, forever balancing strength with delicacy, permanence with impermanence.