Harle Paris Founder Invited to Exhibit at Hong Kong Art Centre
02 Jun 2026
Harle Paris founder and NAJ Rising Star finalist Anson Law will present her latest collection, Stargazing at Midnight, at the Hong Kong Art Centre as part of an upcoming alumni artist exhibition.
Law, who studied at HKBUAS Wong Kam Fai Secondary School in Hong Kong before embarking on her educational and professional journey in the United Kingdom, has been invited to return as an exhibiting alumna. The exhibition will feature an alumni introduction panel highlighting her journey from student in Hong Kong to studying gemmology in the United Kingdom and ultimately becoming founder and creative director of Harle Paris, an independent fine jewellery house based in Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter.
Inspired by travels through Cairo, Egypt, Stargazing at Midnight explores architecture, geometry and reflection through contemporary fine jewellery design. Alongside the finished jewellery pieces, visitors will also be able to view the collection’s inspiration boards, design development sketches and 3D-printed wax models, providing insight into the creative process behind the collection.
The project has been developed in collaboration with Platinum Guild Circle and Originalluxury, incorporating Digital Product Passport technology to support provenance, certification and storytelling throughout the collection.
The exhibition represents a significant milestone in Law’s professional journey, marking her return to Hong Kong as an exhibiting alumna of HKBUAS Wong Kam Fai Secondary School after pursuing her studies and establishing a career in the United Kingdom.
Commenting on the exhibition, Law said,
“Returning to Hong Kong as an exhibiting alumna is a meaningful moment for me. The exhibition provides an opportunity not only to present the finished jewellery, but also to share the creative journey behind the collection, from initial inspiration and design development through to craftsmanship and innovation. It is particularly special to be able to share this journey with the school community that formed part of my early education before I began my studies and career in the United Kingdom.”
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