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Heeramandi jewellery by Shri Paramani Jewels

Going back to its roots, heritage and legacy to craft opulence that celebrate the brand’s legacy

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Going back to its roots, heritage and legacy to craft opulence that celebrate the brand’s legacy

Shri Paramani Jewels, designed the opulent jewellery for Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s magnum opus web series, Heeramandi. Sanjay Leela Bhansali, intrigued by their craftsmanship, collaborated and created stunning jewellery pieces adorned with precious Basra pearls.

Vinay Gupta, founder, Shri Paramani Jewels, speaks of going back to his roots to craft pieces that celebrate the brand’s legacy.

The expansive HEERAMANDI collection: three years of designing– an entire studio was dedicated to this labour of love, bringing back the artwork from over 200 years and presenting to the world 10,000 pieces of jewels.

Handcrafting jewellery for an epic wasn’t challenging, but the joy of going back to my roots, heritage and legacy of being from a family of treasurers for the Mughals over 200 years back, was the highlight.

Sanjay Leela Bhansali explored the collection, particularly captivated by the exquisite Basra pearls adorning pieces like the pasa, tika, nath and necklaces. Honouring the legacy of handcrafted Mughal jewellery with unparalleled passion, we beautifully captured the mysteries of history engulfed in an era of timeless heritage

Mughal  jewellery history is rich and fascinating, showcasing exquisite craftsmanship and intricate designs. Mughal emperors were patrons of the arts and supported skilled artisans in creating elaborate jewellery pieces for themselves and their court.

Mughal jewellery featured a wide array of precious gemstones like diamonds, emeralds, rubies, and pearls, adding a luxurious touch to the pieces. Artisans employed innovative techniques like Kundan setting, filigree work, and enamel to create stunning patterns and textures on jewellery.

Mughal jewellery was considered a symbol of wealth and power by the royal family owning magnificent pieces passed down through generations. I discovered and celebrated the global influence the Mughal  jewellery has left behind.

To be authentic to design, to the era and to the narrative. Each piece actually is made, designed and worn in the most authentic way, hence transporting you to the era.

Each delicately crafted necklace, meticulously layered alongside earrings and tikas, embodies a harmonious balance of elegance. Over a painstaking three-year period, we employed ancient handcraft techniques to meticulously create kilos of jewellery, reflecting our commitment to quality and precision reminiscent of centuries past.

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Jewelbox Expects Festive Momentum as Consumers Embrace Versatile Lab-Grown Diamond Jewellery

In an exclusive JewelBuzz interview, Vidita Kochar Jain, Co-founder, Jewelbox, shares insights on festive jewellery demand, evolving consumer preferences, the growing acceptance of lab-grown diamonds and the brand’s latest personalised diamond offering, Signed Diamonds

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Jewelbox, a contemporary lab-grown diamond jewellery brand, is witnessing an evolving jewellery consumption landscape, with consumers increasingly prioritising versatile designs, personal expression and value. As festive and wedding purchases gain momentum, the brand sees growing opportunities in everyday fine jewellery, gifting and personalised diamond offerings.

In an exclusive interview with JewelBuzz, Vidita Kochar Jain, Co-Founder, Jewelbox, discusses expectations for the current festive season, changing consumer sentiment, the growing appeal of lab-grown diamonds and the brand’s latest festive offering, Signed Diamonds, which brings a personal touch to diamond jewellery.

Jb: What are your expectations with regard to jewellery sales during the current festive season?

Vidita Kochar : Every year, the festive season is a strong period for jewellery consumption, with both gifting and self-purchases contributing to demand. Jewellery continues to hold a unique position in Indian celebrations, but the nature of consumption is evolving. Customers are increasingly looking beyond traditional occasion-led purchases towards versatile pieces that can be worn regularly. At Jewelbox, we expect lab-grown diamond jewellery to benefit from this shift, particularly in categories such as everyday fine jewellery, statement pieces and gifting. We remain optimistic about festive demand and expect to see sustained momentum across our retail and digital channels.

Jb: What is the current consumer sentiment regarding jewellery purchases?

Vidita Kochar: Consumer sentiment towards jewellery remains encouraging, although purchasing behaviour is becoming increasingly discerning. Customers are placing greater emphasis on design differentiation, product quality, versatility and the overall value proposition. There is also a discernible shift towards self-purchasing, with consumers increasingly viewing jewellery as a personal expression rather than an occasion-led purchase. Within this evolving landscape, lab-grown diamonds are finding greater acceptance, particularly among younger consumers who appreciate the ability to access fine jewellery across a wider range of designs and price points.

Jb: Are you launching any festive or wedding collections this season? If yes, please share the details?

Vidita Kochar: At Jewelbox, our focus this season is on offering jewellery that brings together contemporary design, versatility and craftsmanship. Our collections cater to festive celebrations as well as weddings, with designs that transition effortlessly from special occasions to everyday wear.

With changing consumer preferences reshaping the jewellery landscape, versatility, personalisation and design-led offerings are emerging as important purchase drivers.

Jewelbox’s focus on contemporary lab-grown diamond jewellery and innovative concepts such as Signed Diamonds reflects its approach to connecting with the evolving expectations of modern consumers. As the festive and wedding seasons bring renewed opportunities for the industry, the brand remains focused on making diamond jewellery more accessible, expressive and meaningful.

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