Raisina began as a study in structure and proportion, inspired by the symmetry of the Amrit Udyan gardens in New Delhi. We were interested in how balance could be expressed through a minimal set of forms. The pendant is defined by two elements. A circular motif that grounds the composition, and a diamond set bar that introduces direction and movement. Their intersection creates a quiet tension between curve and line. In this version, white and yellow gold are fused together, forming a true two-tone structure rather than a surface treatment. This contrast clarifies the composition, allowing each element to read with greater definition. Worn slightly lower on the body, the piece allows the form to sit with clarity and intention. A restrained expression of geometry, where proportion, material, and placement define its presence.

Gardens

The Gardens collection is inspired by the blueprints of historic gardens, with pieces referencing the intricate geometries seen from the architects’ perspectives. Layers of diamonds, emeralds, and pearls adorn each piece, giving them a controlled opulence and boldness.

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