The Collections
Four small stories, one set of hands.
We don't make a piece and then decide which box it belongs in. Each collection starts with a point of view — and every piece below answers to one of them.
Collection 01 · The Pearl Edit
Soft light, honest shine
Pearls get a reputation for being fussy. Ours are the opposite. We use ivory faux pearls — eight to ten millimetres, warm rather than chalk-white — strung on gold-tone brass and worn low, the way you'd wear a good linen shirt.
This is the collection for the festival circuit and the working dinner in the same week: pieces that move from a sangeet to a lunch meeting without changing their story.
Collection 02 · Kundan Rituals
Heritage, hand-set
Kundan is patience you can wear. Each stone is placed by hand into lac, then burnished until the setting disappears into the design. The tradition rewards a slow hand, and ours is unhurried.
We finish the back of every piece as carefully as the front — not because anyone's grading it, but because a piece that's seen from behind at the mandap deserves better than a shrug.
Collection 03 · Everyday Luminance
The pieces you stop replacing
The test for this collection is brutally simple: does it still look right at hour eight? Hoops light enough to forget, chains that survive a tangle, rings with no sharp corners to catch on scarves.
Nothing here is waiting for a special occasion. It's the occasion that arrives wearing these.
Collection 04 · The Bridal Trousseau
For the days that ask for everything
Bridal jewellery should be built around the dress, not sold as a stack. The Trousseau is our most personal work — designed from photos of your lehenga, finished to order, and priced as a set so the wedding budget is one worry fewer.
Choker, chandbalis, maang tikka, bangles and a chain for the reception — six pieces that behave like one. Message us your outfit and we'll come back with options within a day.
Not sure which story is yours?