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Two goddess faces, eyes closed, a single bell hanging from each chin. The detail is the point — the crown, the tilt of the head, the...

Petals layered over petals, each one edged in tiny beads, a raised centre holding it together. Big for a stud — it covers the lobe properly...

An open lotus, petals fanned wide, ghungroo strung underneath. Kamal is the most-used motif in Indian jewellery, which means most versions of it are boring. This...

Shiva's damru, shrunk down and parked on your finger. The drum sits high off the band and the ghungroo hang off both ends — they actually...

A crescent, a peacock's head at one end, a fan of petals at the other. Bells at the bottom, because of course. Chandrika means moonlit. It's...

मुसाफ़िर. Traveller. Wear the word, skip the sermon. A spoked wheel up top, the word hanging off a bar below, cut clean in oxidised brass so...

A long pointed oval that runs along the length of your finger instead of across it, filled end to end with concentric rows of tiny raised...

Petals drawn as overlapping arcs, each one dished into a shallow pan, all of them layered around a densely beaded dome at the centre. The arcs...

Ring after ring of tiny raised beads, spiralling out from a single point until it covers most of your finger. No motif, no stone, no story....

Two rings joined by a chain that drapes across the back of your hand — a beaded flower on one finger, a notched crescent on the...

A peacock built almost entirely out of open wirework — a crested head, a beaded outline, and a body and tail worked as a diamond lattice...

महाकाल, cut as openwork script, with a trishul standing up behind the word. No stones, no bells, no softening. Just the word and the weight of...