Gargi by P. N. Gadgil & Sons, India’s fastest-growing fashion jewelry business, has released its annual Rakhi Collection. It includes over 1,000 carefully made patterns in pure 92.5 silver. This line, which started shipping throughout India in early June, is still very popular with clients looking for something more significant.

This year’s collection has a wide range of spiritual symbols and themes, like Shivmudra, Ashtavinayak, Chakra, OM, Swastik, Trishul, Shree, and floral engravings. Each one has cultural significance and aesthetic appeal. The Rakhis are a good choice for siblings who want to celebrate the event meaningfully without spending much money (beginning at ₹180 after the discount). The collection is as much a celebration of craftsmanship as being a brother or sister, since every piece is marked for silver purity.

These designs are not like regular thread Rakhis; they are meant to be keepsakes that last long beyond the festival. The Divine Ganesh Rakhi, the OM Engraved Heart, and the Multilayered Chakra all have simple but meaningful designs. They are all made to show protection, positivity, and personal style.

Aditya Modak, co-founder and CEO of Gargi by P N Gadgil and Sons, remarked, “Rakhi is one of those festivals where tradition and memory meet design. At Gargi, we notice a definite change: customers desire designs that last more than one day, authenticity, and value. This collection is about the feelings people want to keep. Our creations are meant to be worn, remembered, and handed on, whether a sister ties it to her brother or vice versa.”

Gargi’s Rakhi Collection is in line with the brand’s goal of providing emotional and everyday jewelry that is beautiful, affordable, and pure. Customers can purchase online and have their orders shipped anywhere in the country or go to one of the brand’s unique stores in India.