Our Story

Evermore was born from a belief shaped long before the brand itself: that the jewelry we treasure most is rarely precious for its materials alone. It becomes precious because of the life attached to it.

For founder and jewelry designer Justine Teng, that belief began with her mother. Growing up in a family that has worked in jewelry for nearly 35 years, she learned to associate certain pieces with particular chapters of her life—birthdays, prom night, family milestones, and even jewelry brought home or created during her mother’s travels for work.

Her mother was never particularly expressive with words. Instead, affection often revealed itself through gestures, including the pieces she quietly collected for her daughters over the years. Today, they remain among the jewelry Justine values most—not simply for what they are, but for everything they remember.

After years of building jewelry businesses of her own, Justine created Evermore together with her mother as a way of carrying that legacy forward.

Even Evermore’s signature green is personal. A color her mother had long considered lucky, green appeared throughout the businesses she built. For Evermore, Justine chose it once more—this time as a lasting tribute to the woman who first introduced her to jewelry.

The name Evermore takes inspiration from the enduring idea that a diamond is forever. Working exclusively with solid gold and natural diamonds, the house creates jewelry intended to gather a history of its own—through engagements and weddings, debuts and achievements, cultural traditions, personal milestones, and the quieter moments worth remembering.

Because jewelry can evolve, be redesigned, passed down and worn differently by each generation, while still carrying the story of where it began.

Made for the life you live now, and the stories that remain evermore.