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What if jewellery didn’t have to look like jewellery? 

The category is breaking out of its familiar mould—moving beyond precious metals, conventional silhouettes and expected forms. Across embroidery, miniature art, regional motifs and unexpected materials, designers are rethinking what adornment can be. 

These four brands are exploring that space with an originality we can’t stop looking at.

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Mana Studio takes the idea of a pendant and turns it into a tiny canvas. Founder Mana Patel hand-paints miniature motifs onto natural seashells, combining the organic textures of the shell with the precision of traditional miniature painting. Each piece feels less like conventional jewellery and more like carrying a tiny artwork around your neck

Eenkai turns memories of Tamil landscapes into wearable forms. Drawing from motifs like betel leaves, banana flowers, jasmine, Tamil letters  and native flora and fauna, the brand combines Indian handcrafted jewellery techniques with vivid stones and sculptural forms. The result feels deeply rooted, yet far removed from conventional interpretations of South Indian jewellery.

Moirra takes embroidery out of its expected context and places it squarely in the realm of adornment. Zari, zardozi, mirrors and intricate handwork become the material language of its jewellery—pieces that sit somewhere between ornament and textile art, and make a compelling case for looking beyond metal when we think about what jewellery can be.

Tora & Tory brings a distinctly sculptural sensibility to jewellery, where bold silhouettes and unexpected proportions take centre stage. It’s jewellery that doesn’t simply accessorise a look, but has the presence to become the look itself.
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Wishlist edition part 5… comment for the link 🧚🏼
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Good jewellery has a way of finding you✨

We did the scrolling, so you don’t have to🤍

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From sculptural statements to modern heirlooms, these are the Indian jewellery brands that have been catching our eye lately. Some you’ll recognise, others you’ll be glad you discovered.

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Styling and direction have never been about putting a look together for me. They’re about bringing together different creative worlds—photography, hair, makeup, set design, and the passion every individual brings—to create one visual story.

With every shoot, I try to push that creative envelope a little further. This cover began with my eternal muse, Lady Diana, and a simple question: what if we took a leap? That led to a pixie cut, @dianapenty had never attempted before, and I’m so grateful we trusted the process.

Every frame is a reminder that the strongest visions are never created alone. Thank you to this incredible team for bringing this one to life. 🤍 

Editorial Director: Ainee Nizami Ahmedi (@aineenizamiahmedi)
Photographer: Vansh Virmani (@vanshvirmani)
Fashion Editor: Shaeroy Chinoy (@shaeroy)
Asst Art Director: Shrushti Sudhakar (@shrushti_sudhakar)
Makeup: Nikita Thadani (@nikitathadani9)
Hair: Sanjana Ghedia (@hairbysanjanag) at Eficiente Artist Management (@eficientemanagement)
Words by: Riddhi Mishra (@riddhimishra15)
Editorial Coordinator: Nirja Shah (@nirjashahh)
Set Design: Sneh Lad (@sneh_lad)
Assisted by: Hardika Singh (@hardika.singhh), Muskan Mehta (@muskansedit) (Styling), Kripa Elsa Varghese (@kripaelsa7), Disha Talwar (@dishatalwar_) (Bookings)
Artist Reputation Management: Communiqué Film PR (@communiquefilmpr)
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