Tanishq intends to tap into the sizable Indian diaspora through its flagship store in New Jersey

The collection cherishes the elegance and grace of the traditional art of polki

The Year That Was

All these  pieces are expertly crafted and designed by Sangeeta Boochra in 18 to 22 kt silver

Each one is uniquely and differently handcrafted in 18 to 22 kt silver

These earrings are handmade combining rich and vibrant colors, bright flower using the ancient art of Meenakari to create a striking effect

The designer offers an exclusive collection of hand painted 18 to 22kt silver jewellery with Radha and Krishna printed on it

Each piece of jewellery is embedded with a variety of colourful glass pieces and made from 18 to 22 kt silver

A mark of an everlasting bond, tying the Mangalsutra has been an auspicious tradition followed in most marriages for centuries in India. Originally a Hindu tradition, the mangalsutra has become such a universal symbol in Indian weddings that over time, other religions have also adopted the tradition of tying the mangalsutra. Mostly made in gold, the meaning and history behind the mangalsutra is profound, and has different cultural implications in different parts of India. While in some parts of India, people still uphold the traditional way of adorning the propitious piece of jewellery, in some parts, people have acclimatized to new and modern designs of wearing the mangalsutra. By Vijetha Rangabashyam.

Each Jewellery piece is being crafted in 22 kt gold and embellished with the diamond and white gold.

Usher in happiness and prosperity this Akshaya Tritiya with Sangeeta Boochra's range of auspicious jewellery. 

'Dhamani 1969' will cater to contemporary and luxury loving fashionistas from across the globe through beautifully crafted pieces.

Sneha Rateria's latest jewellery collection is inspired by the 'pandals' of Kolkota during the Durga Puja.