Embrace Tradition with Virasat
Anaar Studs
When tradition fuses with modernity, a statement is made. The rounded rubies create a softness while the striking red of the rubies with carefully placed uncut and faceted diamonds to offset the richness of the rubies are a true example of a subtle statement.
Jewel of Jaipur Earrings
Rich pink hues of tourmaline pair beautifully with a delicately carved and engraved gold body in an antique finish. Embedded with polki, rubies, pearls, and a single pearl drop, the piece stands as a true testament to centuries-old traditions and craftsmanship, creating jewellery meant to be cherished and passed down through generations.
Emerald Maala with Peacock Motif
Crafted exclusively for an M&Z groom, this bespoke Emerald Maala is a refined celebration of heritage artistry and regal elegance. The design features a striking peacock motif pendant, intricately detailed with rich blue meenakari work and luminous polki diamonds, creating a harmonious balance of colour, tradition, and craftsmanship.
Strung in multiple rows of gorgeous green emeralds, the maala enhances the groom’s ensemble with a sense of grandeur and distinction. In Indian wedding traditions, a groom’s maala is more than an adornment it is a symbol of royalty, status, and auspicious blessings, setting him apart on his most important day.
As modern grooms become increasingly conscious of personal style, traditional jewellery like the maala has evolved into a powerful statement piece. From layered pearls and emerald strands to bold polki-set pendants, today’s groom embraces jewellery that reflects both individuality and legacy.
An heirloom-worthy creation designed to honour tradition, crafted to command presence.
Royal Bageecha Necklace
Delicately carved gold in a filigree design with carefully placed polki to create a soft sparkle and the deepest red rubies to make a bold statement. This craft has been passed down generations by artisans just like this exquisite piece of jewellery.
Navarasa Navratna Necklace
Navratna jewellery has been a part of the Hindustani heritage since the time of the Mughals. It is a Sanskrit word that translates to 9 gems that are directly related to the 9 planets in our solar system. The rajas and maharajas wore Navratna jewellery as an amulet to protect them from any danger. Today, Navratna jewellery is widely worn by brides and others alike and it is considered a symbol of wealth and prosperity.
Over centuries, what began as royal armour has transformed into an icon of timeless elegance. Celebrated for both its spiritual significance and its striking aesthetic, Navratna continues to be a cherished part of every discerning jewellery collection.
Kalangi (Kalgi / Sarpech)
A timeless emblem of royalty and reverence, this custom-made Kalangi is exquisitely handcrafted using pristine pearls, traditional polki craftsmanship, and finished with striking ruby and emerald drops. Also known as a Kalgi or Sarpech, it is traditionally worn by the groom on his sehra or turban, symbolising nobility, power, and regal lineage.
Rooted deeply in cultural heritage, the Kalangi has long been associated with divine blessings and protection, believed to invoke the grace of the Almighty on auspicious occasions. Each element from the luminous pearls to the hand-set polki stones reflects meticulous artistry and age-old traditions passed down through generations.
In today’s era, while the Kalangi retains its ceremonial and spiritual significance, it has evolved into a statement of personal style. Crafted exclusively for the modern groom, this bespoke piece blends tradition with individuality, making it not just an ornament, but a legacy heirloom created for life’s most special day.
A symbol of heritage. A mark of distinction. Made exclusively for you.
The Victorian Dreams Necklace
Straight out of Victorian dreams, a striking fusion of uncut diamonds and stunning ink-blue tanzanite in a double line, exuding royalty. A combination that is sure to make heads turn with its unusual blue and small polki florets.