Founded in 2017, Sarah Zhuang Jewellery celebrates womanhood as each collection personifies a unique trait of contemporary women. Building on a vocabulary of bold statements, their precious gemstones are handpicked to tell stories of strength, aspiration and confidence.
While every design is sealed in 18 carat gold, the versatile collections are designed to be worn in multiple styles, accommodating modern women's busy lifestyles, while empowering them to express their unique personalities and to shine in every occasion.
Daring yet sophisticated, Sarah Zhuang Jewellery combines functionality and aesthetics.
About Sarah Zhuang
Born in a family that has been in the jewellery business for over two decades, Sarah has lived and breathed design since a young age.
Fuelled by her passion for jewellery craftsmanship, Sarah received her design certificate from Gemmological Institute of America and a professional diploma from Hong Kong Design Institute. She then studied in Accademia Riaci in Florence to further enhance her skills in jewellery design and making.
Since 2013, Sarah has been adding her sparkle to the business by creating a new generation of fine jewellery. Her works have dazzled local celebrities and received numerous design competition awards.
In a way, it's kind of turning you into a hacker yourself, with your own data. Spy on yourself, if you will, because that’s what’s happening. All these governments and corporations are spying on you and yet you don’t know what that means. So when you’re allowed to see what your data does and where it goes, you’re in a position to
When we started the Seguru project and were looking at what our phones were communicating with, we were surprised. I’m an expert and I didn’t know my phone was doing this. I didn’t know my phone is communicating with Russia. Or what the hell is in Thailand? Why is my
And oftentimes it’s because these companies have partners and a lot of it is advertising. A lot of it is tracking you in one way or another, primarily for the purpose of feeding you ads for consumption of whatever products are out there.
I think that we are surprised only because we don’t really know what they’re doing with our data, and once you actually start to understand that, then you can either accept it or you can choose not to accept it. I want to be able to give people the ability to say yes or no
Final question Ralph, what’s your passion in this cyber world?
My passion is to focus on what we can do for each other because ultimately the biggest problem in tech security isn’t the technology; it’s the people... By making cyber safety entertaining instead of intimidating, we will be more likely to complete the simple actions that can ward off outside attackers and protect our emails, photos, and other information from becoming public knowledge
Thank you Ralph for this great catch up and I look forward to talking with you again soon
