Our story
Unique jewellery for the nonconformist
We craft unique jewellery and derive inspiration across art, fashion, and symbolism. While modernising conventions, we prioritise unique styles.
Our clients trust their personal style. In the world of TVRRINI, your search for exclusive, soulful pieces turns that hunt into an adventure, where every piece is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered.
From bold, molten earrings to chains delicately adorned with pearls, we provide you with curated selections.
Contemporary jeweller since 1989
Our family-run studio, operating across London, Bangkok, and Hong Kong, embraces a fascination for jewellery that spans two generations.
The journey begins with Bibi at the helm of design and production. Born and raised in Hong Kong, she developed a keen interest for creative arts and design from an early age, and, in 1989, took her first classes for jewellery making at the legendary Sir John Cass Centre. Her professors became her mentors. Upon graduating, she paved her entrepreneurial path and pursued the multi-faceted roles of designer, goldsmith, and educator, often producing work for other jewellery businesses.
The move from her trade work to TVRRINI launching is founded on preserving expertise as we focus on advancing our work procedures to align with your sophisticated preferences.
Balancing tradition with progress
Katerina brings her roots in visual arts and literature to the creative team. The quiet strength behind TVRRINI, her meticulous attention to detail and structured approach ensure that every project runs smoothly from idea to completion. Katerina’s expertise in photography, content writing, and visual art enriches our brand, making her an indispensable part of our family business. Her deep appreciation for art and symbolism infuses our work with a unique and thoughtful dimension, ensuring that every piece tells a story.
Haris brings an idiosyncratic approach to design and production while keeping our brand cutting-edge. With his repertoire of computer-aided design supported by artistry, he enables us the freedom to advance our creative processes.
What we stand for
At TVRRINI, our creative vision is built on craftsmanship, connection, and originality.
- Attention to detail is the essence of our craftsmanship. From selection of coloured gemstones to the use of traditional goldsmithing methods, each piece is considered a work of art to ensure beautiful creations meant for longevity.
- We have a quintessential ability for connection with people. Using intuition and experience, we craft one-of-a-kind designs to combine your personal style and our vision that adapt to your lifestyle, transcending occasions.
- Inspired by different themes, each TVRRINI collection pursues originality with high standards of craftsmanship. From organically formed jewellery to symbolic sculptures, our creativity is driven by different colour combinations and reforming aesthetics to make clients' dreams a reality.
Curated Accolades
Jeweller and designer Bibi Cheung has won over 20 awards from prestigious organisations in recognition of heritage craft.
Honours and Awards
Certificate of Merit in Jewellery
1996 – British Jewellers’ Association (BJA)
First Prize – Fine Jewellery Design and Craftsmanship
1996 – The Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths
First Prize – Andrew Diamonds Design Award
1995 – Judged by De Beers
First Prize – CORUM Watch Bracelet Design
1995 – Saunders and Shepherd’s
Second Prize – Fine Jewellery Design Competition
1995 – David Morris
Design selected for 1994 De Beers Diamond Engagement Ring Collection,
De Beers Diamonds International, sponsored production by Boodle and Dunthorne – The winning piece toured in a national exhibition in the UK, and was finally exhibited at Liberty’s of Regent Street, London.
First Prize – Fine Jewellery Design
1994 – David Morris
First Prize – Fine Jewellery Design and Craftsmanship
1994 – The Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths
First Prize – Pearl Jewellery Design
1994 – The Jerwood Foundation
Second Prize – CORUM Watch Bracelet Design
1994 – Saunders & Shepherd’s, judged with The Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths
Second Prize – Craftsmanship in Diamond Mounting
1994 – David Morris
Second Prize – Allied Craft in Hand Engraving
1994 – The Jerwood Foundation
Two designs selected for Swarovski Designers Scribble Book
1994 – Daniel Swarovski
Certificate of Merit in Jewellery
1993 – British Jewellers' Association