Jewelry centres on wearable metalwork, materials, and design. Formoria groups earrings, necklaces, rings, bracelets, and hair accessories by a brand's main product types. This category includes everyday accessories and jewellery design without assuming that every piece uses precious metal, natural stones, or Taiwan-sourced material. Where available, brand pages separate material, making, and origin details so visitors can understand each label's work.
KUO JEWELLERY crafts handmade metalwork and antique jewelry using sterling silver, natural lacquer, and palm root fossil, showcased at Taiwan's flea markets.
VIVIDIA turns stainless steel into openwork jewelry through 3D metal printing, electrochemical polishing, and hand finishing, from lucky cats and unicorns to prehistoric-inspired forms.
Founded by Central Saint Martins graduate Candice Hui, Paper Diamond turns paper-inspired forms into refined silver and gold jewellery with clean lines and textured details.
Zhioo Studio shapes sterling silver, brass and 18K gold into nature-inspired jewellery, custom wedding rings and hands-on metalworking pieces in a Keelung old-house studio.
Founded in 2020, 5AM Jewelry turns dawn light, nature, and lived experience into hand-shaped 925 silver jewelry, including its textured Wave Ring series.
Molasses creates 18K gold jewelry in its signature honey-gold tone, pairing neoclassical lines with sun, moon, and star motifs across everyday and commemorative pieces.
