Harit Zaveri Jewellers has launched Gul, a bridal jewellery collection inspired by the mogra flower and its transition from bud to bloom. The collection is centred on the theme of becoming, using the flower as a symbol of self-discovery and personal radiance.

The collection interprets the mogra through a range of jewellery forms, with designs incorporating floral and botanical elements, paisley and leaf motifs, circular rosettes and traditional Indian ornamentation.

Pearls and beads have been used to reflect the softness associated with the flower, while ruby, emerald and other coloured gemstones add colour to the designs.

The collection positions bridal jewellery as an expression of an individual’s journey, with the pieces intended to reflect and celebrate the wearer rather than define her identity.

Harit Zaveri, Joint Managing Director, Harit Zaveri Jewellers, said, “At Harit Zaveri Jewellers, we believe luxury must be responsible in both its craft and its business.”

He added that the company’s approach combines skilled craftsmanship, considered design, transparent pricing and modern manufacturing practices, while maintaining focus on artisans and traditional jewellery-making practices.

According to the company, Gul reflects its approach to combining contemporary jewellery design with Indian craftsmanship and bridal ornamentation. The collection uses the mogra’s lifecycle as its central design narrative, translating the transition from bud to bloom into jewellery forms.

The launch adds a floral-inspired bridal collection to Harit Zaveri Jewellers’ portfolio, with coloured gemstones, pearls and traditional motifs forming key elements of the range.