Styled Opulence

The old rules of luxury are fading because people no longer buy precious stones just to lock them inside dark bank vaults. Investing in fine jewellery is a much more personal and highly wearable pursuit right now. Current trends lean heavily toward mixing different eras, and we often see women pairing heavy traditional polki earrings or chunky geometric emerald pendants with completely understated clothes.

Celebrating 20 years of fierce sustainable craft, Designer Samant Chauhan opens a shared Khan Market boutique alongside Symetree fine jewels. The joint room erases old boundaries dividing clothing and fine jewellery. His textured Bhagalpuri silks sit right beside bespoke designs, like massive cut emeralds anchoring diamond chains that reflect proper royal architecture. By placing modern shapes next to traditional Jadau and Navratna, both speak the same language of Indian craft.

Lineage

Vibrant crimson rubies and raw uncut diamonds meld beautifully across this tiered masterpiece, elegantly finished with soft, hanging pearl drops.

Architecture

A massive, sharply cut emerald pendant boldly anchors a brilliant diamond chain to deliver visual weight.

The renaissance of Indian adornment

The collection pulls together heavily ornate Indian aesthetics through beautifully layered necklaces and tight chokers alongside classic drop earrings and delicate maang-tikkas. Rich emerald greens and deep rubies sit next to soft pink stones and lustrous pearls against heavy gold detailing to create pieces that feel completely traditional yet effortlessly wearable for the modern buyer. The designers draw inspiration from classic Jadau, uncut Polki, and old temple designs rooted in royal history.