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Jewels of Legacy: People, Emotions, Histories behind four iconic Indian jewellery houses
In India, jewellery has never been just an accessory. A necklace can hold the echo of a wedding song, a grandmother’s whispered blessing or the quiet dignity of a family tradition. These are the sentiments at the core of Jewels of Legacy, Edstead’s latest docu-series now streaming on JioHotstar. The show offers a cinematic exploration of the stories, memories and human connections that make jewellery an intimate part of our identity.

Edstead has built a reputation for emotionally resonant, documentary-led storytelling. With Jewels of Legacy, the studio brings the same depth, authenticity and visual intimacy to the world of Indian jewellery. This jewellery project was done in collaboration with Preeta Agarwal, a renowned jewellery specialist who worked with Edstead as a Brand Partnership Consultant.
A Series That Goes Beyond Glitter
Rather than focusing solely on design and technique, Jewels of Legacy delves into the lives and philosophies of four legendary jewellery brands. It highlights the generational knowledge they carry, the traditions they uphold and the values that shape their artistry. History and personal storytelling flow effortlessly together, offering viewers an experience that is both heartfelt and deeply immersive.
Four Legendary Brands. Four Distinct Journeys. One Shared Heritage.
• Kishandas & Co.
The keepers of Hyderabad’s heritage jewellery, known for reviving royal craftsmanship and heirloom artistry.
• Mahesh Notandass Jewellers
A label revered for its couture fine jewellery—defined by symmetry, subtlety and timeless sophistication.


• VBJ Since 1900
A heritage house built on temple-inspired design, authenticity and over a century of unwavering trust.
• Abaran Timeless Jewellery
A family legacy grounded in purity, precision and a thoughtful blend of tradition with modern style.
Through archival footage, family recollections and the meticulous work of master artisans, the series shows why these brands continue to shape India’s enduring romance with jewellery.

Speaking about the vision behind the series, Shekhar Bhattacharjee, Founder of Edstead, shares: “Heritage and trust matter more today than ever before. Jewels of Legacy celebrates not just the beauty of jewellery, but the emotions, stories and cultural roots that give it meaning. In India, jewellery has always been about belonging—about wearing a memory. Jewellery Is an Emotional Inheritance”
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De Beers India Introduces ‘Love, From Hubby’, A New Ritual For A Second Season Of Love
Introducing One-Carat Natural Diamond Solitaires Celebrating Love’s Next Chapter
There are moments in a marriage that are celebrated with great fanfare: the wedding, anniversaries and the arrival of children. But there is one deeply personal chapter that often passes quietly. The time when children leave home and couples find themselves with more time, space and freedom to rediscover life together.

De Beers India is giving this moment a new name and a new ritual with ‘Love, From Hubby’, an invitation to celebrate the next phase of a couple’s journey, when life begins to make room for them once again. At the heart of the campaign is an exclusive collection of one-carat natural diamond solitaire rings, created as a meaningful gift from husbands to their wives to mark this transition.
The idea reflects a quiet evolution taking place in affluent Indian households. As children move away for education and careers, couples enter a phase of life with greater time, space and financial confidence to invest in each other. ‘Love, From Hubby’ reframes the so-called empty nest as an opportunity to put the couple back at the centre of their lives, to make plans together, rediscover shared interests, travel, create new memories and celebrate the relationship beyond their roles as parents.
Toranj Mehta, Country Head, Category Marketing, De Beers India Stated–

“This idea came from what we see in real Indian homes. Couples spend years putting everyone else first and rarely are they reminded that there is a beautiful next chapter that belongs to them. With ‘Love, From Hubby’, we want to celebrate the joy of choosing each other all over again, reminding couples that it is perfectly natural and wonderfully romantic, to fall in love with your partner anew. When love is real, it deserves something equally real to mark it. A natural diamond, formed by nature and made to endure, is an honest and meaningful expression of a love that continues to evolve.”
The timing of the campaign reflects a broader shift in the aspirations and priorities of affluent Indian households. The De Beers India Diamond Acquisition Study 2025 found that celebrating a relationship milestone and expressing love or commitment are among the leading reasons Indians purchase natural diamonds. This appetite for meaningful celebration is set to grow, with the number of Indian households earning above US$20,000 annually forecast to more than double, from 32 million in 2025 to 67 million by 2030.

The ritual comes to life through the ‘Love, From Hubby Real Love Solitaire Collection’, featuring one-carat natural diamond solitaires set in yellow, white and rose gold. Designed as a considered gift from husband to wife, the collection offers a contemporary take on the classic solitaire, giving couples a tangible way to mark this new phase and celebrate the life they have built together.
Love so real, only a real diamond will do. Available at natural diamond retail partner stores across the country, the collection brings this thought to life through diamonds created by nature and treasured for generations.
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