Meet Yizon Jewellery.

Yizon Chen, the founder of Yizon Jewellery, embarked on his journey in the world of metalsmithing and product design, culminating in a Bachelor's degree. His expertise and passion for jewellery design led him to work in the industry for three years, gaining invaluable experience and recognition. In 2019, Yizon made a significant leap by establishing his own design label, a testament to his creativity and entrepreneurial spirit. However, the advent of Covid posed challenges, prompting him to diversify and start offering workshops in 2021.

Yizon's career boasts notable highlights, including his jewellery designs being featured in Vogue NL and Linda NL, showcasing his talent and the acclaim his work has received. His journey in the jewellery industry is marked not only by these achievements but also by his dedication to his craft.

The motivation behind Yizon's workshops stems from a desire to reignite a passion for working with hands in an increasingly digital world. He has found working with precious metals to be therapeutic for managing anxiety and a source of creative expression. Yizon believes in the sentimental value that jewellery holds and advocates that crafting a piece of jewellery oneself is an enriching experience, creating unforgettable memories.

Yizon Jewellery, founded in 2018, stands out as a unique brand, offering beautiful demi-fine jewellery crafted from high-quality silver and gold-plated materials. The brand's collections are a reflection of Yizon's creative vision, inspired by the dynamic shapes and interaction of jewellery with the human body.

In 2021, Yizon expanded his brand with the inception of Yizon Studio in Amsterdam. This venture into offering hands-on workshops allows individuals to create their own exquisite jewellery pieces using fine materials. Yizon Jewellery and Yizon Studio together symbolise the fusion of art and craftsmanship. They offer a platform for individuals to express themselves through the creation of elegant jewellery and forge lasting memories by participating in jewellery-making workshops with loved ones.