History

Raised in the Opal mining regions of Australia. His childhood, spent amidst the vast nature of Australia and the spiritual culture of the Indigenous Aborigines, formed the philosophical foundation of Dreamtime.

Traveled to the UK at age 13 to study mineralogy. Subsequently, driven by the goal of establishing his own jewellery brand, he embarked on a global journey to study international art, crafts, culture, and design.

Arrived in Japan. He was profoundly moved by traditional Japanese culture, martial arts, and aesthetics. Later, establishing his base in Kyoto, he drew immense inspiration from Zen philosophy and the aesthetics of Japanese gardens.

Established Bruce Co., Ltd. Co-founded the brand Bruce Bruno alongside his mentor, the late Bruno Moser, a master Opal & gemstone carving jeweller, and held an exclusive brand exhibition at the Australian Embassy.

During this period, he solidified his unique design philosophy: maximising the individuality of gemstones, harmonising with nature, emphasising balance, and pursuing a beauty that over the years has become recognisable as a DREAMTIME creation.

Launched the original brand DREAMTIME. Introduced a brand concept that masterfully harmonises the philosophy of the Indigenous Aborigines with the worldview of Kyoto Zen.

Strengthened networks with Australian Opal mines. Established a comprehensive approach to handling every step - from the selection of rough stones to design and production - with a focus on rare stones like Black and Boulder Opals.

Began exhibiting at the Fine Design Pavilion, Asia's premier jewellery show in Hong Kong. His Opal masterpieces garnered high praise from international buyers, significantly boosting global recognition for his Opal creations.

In 2011, he accelerated his global expansion by exhibiting at the Shanghai Jewellery Show and securing an exclusive contract for dedicated Bruce & Co and DREAMTIME Collection boutiques in a luxury shopping district in Moscow.

Published the brand's first history book, Dreamtime, in 2012. It stands as a comprehensive tribute to Australian nature, Kyoto's four seasons, his creative philosophy, and his signature works. The following year, in 2013, he held a highly successful solo exhibition in Malaysia.

While actively showcasing his works at exhibitions across Japan, he continuously participates in international jewellery shows in Hong Kong, Taiwan, and other countries. He remains dedicated to sharing his one-of-a-kind jewellery with the world.

Additionally, many private clients work with him to create their own unique pieces of jewellery that become family heirlooms.