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De Beers Group Honours Suryakumar Yadav With A 9-Carat Cricket-Inspired Natural Diamond Creation
Introducing An Extraordinary Bespoke Powerplay Pendant and A Constellation Diamond Chain, Each A Masterpiece In Natural Diamond Artistry
Something has quietly changed in the way Indian men relate to jewellery, and De Beers Group is paying attention. To mark this shift, they have gifted the cricketing icon, Suryakumar Yadav, a customised natural diamond cricket-inspired powerplay pendant strung onto a unique natural diamond chain. The collaboration aims towards a cultural shift, one where men are choosing diamonds not as occasion wear, but as personal expression—as an extension of identity. And in what may be the most fitting symbol of that shift, natural diamonds have found their way to the cricket pitch.
The powerplay pendant is a refined tribute to leadership, precision and the commanding spirit of the game. Conceived as a symbol of vision and direction, the design is anchored by a sculptural cricket bat that cuts through the form with purpose, shaping its structure while embodying the clarity and confidence of a true captain. Crafted in 18kt white gold, the piece comes alive through the interplay of natural diamonds, where contrast meets harmony. One half of the form is illuminated in pavé, evoking the collective energy of a team in motion, while the brushed gold surface reveals a singular solitaire, an abstract cricket ball, capturing that defining moment where opportunity meets precision.
A dynamic line of princess and baguette-cut natural diamonds traces the length of the bat, punctuated by custom triangular cuts that enhance volume and create a sense of forward movement, mirroring the momentum of the game itself. Across the pendant and chain, the creation features a remarkable total of 1,848 natural diamonds, a testament to both scale and meticulous craftsmanship. The powerplay pendant forms the sculptural centrepiece, while the constellation chain extends this narrative through an intricate composition of over 400 handcrafted links, each seamlessly set with natural diamonds, together embodying precision, rhythm and modern masculinity.
The powerplay pendant is set with natural diamonds totalling approximately 9 carats, while the complete creation amounts to an impressive 21 carats of natural diamonds. The result is a piece that balances strength with fluidity, mirroring Suryakumar Yadav’s own style of play—sharp, controlled, and effortlessly refined.
Speaking on the customised pendant, Suryakumar Yadav said:

“The powerplay pendant is special to me. It reflects my journey and identity in the field in a deeply personal way. What the De Beers team has created is more than just jewellery. It is a piece of my story, crafted with precision and intention that I deeply connect with. It is something I will always carry as a reminder of where I come from and what I stand for.”
In India, natural diamonds have always symbolised moments that matter. With these creations, De Beers Group elevates that meaning into something deeply personal—a celebration of journeys shaped by time and an unshakeable belief in one’s own path.
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Rihanna Rewrites the Jewellery Rulebook at Fenty Beauty’s India Debut
In Mumbai, the global icon ditches matchy sets for a bold, curated mix of Indian heritage and high-fashion statements.
When Rihanna arrived in Mumbai for the India launch of Fenty Beauty, she didn’t just make an appearance—she staged a masterclass in modern styling.


The 38-year-old global icon moved seamlessly between two distinct looks across the day, each carrying its own mood and message. For the official launch, she leaned into a soft, feminine aesthetic with a monochrome olive-green ensemble. By night, she pivoted sharply, stepping out in a sleek black dress that dialled up the glamour and edge.
But it wasn’t just the wardrobe changes that caught attention—it was the jewellery. Rihanna skipped the traditional route of wearing a coordinated set and instead curated a layered narrative using pieces from some of India’s most storied and contemporary design houses.
Earrings by Birdhichand Ghanshyamdas:

Her earrings, by Birdhichand Ghanshyamdas, brought a sense of classic regality—rooted, timeless, and quietly commanding. Acting as the anchor, they carried the weight of heritage without overwhelming the look.
Bangles & Rings by Sabyasachi:
On her hands, the interplay continued. Bangles and rings from Sabyasachi Jewellery added a textured, expressive dimension. Studded with tourmalines and layered with intent, these pieces leaned into expressive luxury—bold, unapologetic, and full of personality.

Haath Phool by Manish Malhotra High Jewellery:

Then came the twist: a haath phool by Manish Malhotra High Jewellery. Fluid and slightly theatrical, the piece blended Polki diamonds and rose cuts, introducing a couture sensibility that softened the traditional undertones while adding editorial drama.
Three distinct design languages. One cohesive story.
What Rihanna demonstrated in Mumbai goes beyond styling—it signals a shift. Jewellery is no longer about perfectly matched suites; that idea feels increasingly dated. Instead, the focus is on curation—on creating tension and harmony at the same time. Heritage meets couture. Structure meets fluidity. Maximalism finds balance.



Each piece she wore stood confidently on its own. Yet together, they spoke a single, unified language.
In breaking the “set rule,” Rihanna didn’t just experiment—she redefined. The message is clear: modern jewellery styling isn’t about coordination anymore. It’s about identity.
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