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<p>Hong Kong jewellery aficionados were in for a treat as the third edition of L’ÉCOLE, School of Jewelry Arts returned to The Qube in PMQ last week.</p>
<p>The School, which is supported by luxury jewellery brand Van Cleef &amp; Arpels, held a series of workshops, talks and demonstrations that explored different facets of jewellery craftsmanship.</p>
<p>Guests were invited to try their hand at Savoir-Faire techniques and attempt Japanese urushi lacquer classes, or attend talks on ‘The Universe of Gemstones’ and ‘Art History of Jewelry.’</p>
<p>A selection of photography by up-and-coming local talents was also on display. The artists were selected by a panel of industry experts as part of L’ÉCOLE’s Legacy Program.</p>
<p>L’ÉCOLE President Maria Vallanet-Delholm succinctly summarised the pop-up school’s objectives, saying, “The inspiration behind the founding of L’ÉCOLE was to open up the inner world of jewellery to the public, provide a form of initiation for those really interested, and to share the passion of our professors and experts.”</p>

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L’ÉCOLE: Educating Hong Kong on the precepts of jewellery arts