With the 2026 Formula 1 Chinese Grand Prix having just concluded, the energy of the track is shifting from the circuit to the showroom. Trice, a standout custom jewelry boutique in Hong Kong Plaza, has recently launched its Mickey F1 racing collection, once again highlighting the distinctive appeal of personalized craftsmanship.

At Trice, jewelry serves as a personal vessel for stories and emotions. Walking into the store feels like entering a creative playground, with counters displaying nearly a hundred delicate components. From racing cars and jerseys to fries and donuts, customers can pair these playful elements with colorful letters and numbers, linked with diamonds or pearls. The philosophy is simple: you are the designer of your own accessories.

The brand's reputation for storytelling has attracted a high-profile following. Earlier this year, four-time NBA champion Draymond Green visited the store with his wife to create custom pieces. Trice translated Green's professional identity into jewelry using basketball and court motifs that convey strength and structure, while designing a softer, complementary piece for his wife to symbolize their emotional connection.

Beyond celebrities, Trice acts as a "container of memories" for everyone. Pet owners can select bone or paw charms for their furry friends, while parents can find delicate, lucky-character pieces for their children. Founder Fang Fang explains that many customers use "secret codes" to celebrate friendships, such as choosing guitar or headphone charms to commemorate time spent in a band. The goal is to turn small, everyday moments into something enduring that can be worn.

Practicality is also a major draw, as many pieces offer multiple ways to wear them. A bracelet can be shared with a partner by adding an extension chain, and three individual bracelets can be linked together to create a sophisticated necklace. Pendants are equally versatile, easily detaching to become brooches or rings for a seamless transition from the office to a dinner date.

If you go

Address: 1F, South Building, Hong Kong Plaza, No 283 Middle Huaihai Road

Business hours: 10 am to 10 pm

Source: WeChat account of Huangpu district