Hazoorilal Legacy has unveiled Facets, a new high jewellery collection centred on the concept of gemstone faceting and its role in enhancing a stone’s brilliance, reflection and visual character.

According to the company, the collection draws inspiration from the interaction of light and shadow, translating the principles of gemstone cutting into jewellery designs that incorporate precision-cut gemstones, diamonds and sculptural forms.

The collection features a range of gemstones, including rubellites, blue sapphires, emeralds and kunzites, alongside heritage polki and natural diamonds. Hazoorilal Legacy stated that the pieces are designed to combine contemporary design approaches with traditional jewellery-making techniques.

Among the featured creations are emerald jewellery pieces accented with rose-cut diamonds, as well as designs pairing pink sapphires with natural diamonds. The collection explores different gemstone cuts, settings and compositions intended to highlight the visual impact of faceting.

Commenting on the launch, Rohan Narang of Hazoorilal Legacy said, “Facets is a celebration of transformation - where raw beauty is shaped into enduring brilliance through precision, patience, and exceptional craftsmanship. Inspired by the art of gemstone faceting, each creation is designed to honour light in all its forms-soft, bold, fleeting, and eternal-revealing its fullest beauty through every angle. This philosophy also encapsulated our visual world of the campaign photoshoot, where raw limestone and brick walls were introduced to capture light through nature - observing how it filters, shifts, and evolves over time - mirroring the journey of every gemstone from its natural form into a timeless heirloom.”

The launch reflects the continued focus of jewellery brands on high-value gemstone jewellery and differentiated design narratives within the luxury jewellery segment. By placing gemstone cutting and craftsmanship at the centre of the collection, Hazoorilal Legacy has introduced a range that highlights the technical and artistic aspects of high jewellery production.