Once Viral for Giving Lesti a Diamond Ring, Airyn Tanu Launches a Collection of Wayang-shaped Jewelry

Kapanlagi.com - Airyn Tanu is holding an exhibition of her jewelry again. The woman who once went viral because of Lesti Kejora and Rizky Billar has the full support of Sandiaga Uno's wife for the event she is organizing.

This time, Airyn Tanu is holding an exhibition of her jewelry brand, Passion Prive, entitled The Colours of Indonesia. She represents the archipelago's gems in a show held at La Moda Plaza Indonesia.

1. Archipelago's Gems

Not only that, the diamond exhibition The Colours of Indonesia also features a collection inspired by the beauty of Indonesia's natural and cultural tourism, named Archipelago's Gems, which depicts the beauty of Indonesia's five favorite tourist destinations, namely Borobudur Temple, Likupang, Labuan Bajo, Mandalika, and Lake Toba. Even the latest collection is also called The Wayang.

"Finally, after a long pandemic, we can hold an event again. The Colours of Indonesia is a friend of ours, besides the fact that the moment is right on Kartini Day and welcoming Eid, we also want to give a typical work of the nation," said Airyn Tanu when met at Plaza Indonesia, South Jakarta, not long ago.

2. Seeing Directly

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In addition, in this exhibition Nur Asia also came and saw directly. Sandiaga Uno's wife was said to be very happy with the event.

"This is what we present that is directly supported by Mrs. Nur Asia Uno. The design remains from us, but with Bu Nur herself we support five Indonesian tourism destinations in our Permata Nusantara collection consisting of the beauty of Borobudur, Labuan Bajo, Kupang, Lake Toba, and others," said Airyn.

3. Developing Indonesian-Origin Stones

For the next step related to Airyn's jewelry business, she admitted that she is currently developing designs for Indonesian-origin stones that are considered to have potential.

"We also want to develop by designing Indonesian-origin stones into fine jewelry. I want to promote Indonesian culture that is very rich with works of the nation's children whose quality is not inferior on an international scale," she concluded.

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