Jacqueline Loo pursued a course in Object and Jewellery Design at Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA), Singapore.

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As a student, she is always eager to learn and expand her horizons. Nothing gives her more satisfaction than being able to connect dots that were once thought to be worlds apart.

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In 2017, she had the great opportunity to collaborate with Admira, a laminate company, and her project was exhibited at Singaplural that same year.

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Her jewellery collection titled 'Nature, Nook and Cranny' has also been exhibited at NAFA's 'After 2', an exhibition featuring various 3D prototypes.

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Just like a Matryoshka doll that opens up to reveal another one within, she believes that design should be a sort of legacy. Whether the object itself is passed down through generations like an heirloom or the ideas surrounding the concept could influence another to create something even better.

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At present, Jacqueline is working as a jewellery designer at a small local jewellery design studio in Singapore.