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Jewels of Legacy: The Docu-Series on JioHotstar Spotlights Mahesh Notandass Jewellers Among India’s Iconic Jewellery Houses
Streamed on JioHotstar, the series highlighted heritage, craftsmanship and generational continuity, with a special focus on the timeless elegance of Jewellers
Jewels of Legacy, a docu-series streamed on JioHotstar, offered an intimate look into the people, philosophies and traditions behind some of India’s most iconic jewellery brands. Moving beyond design and craftsmanship, the series explores jewellery as a carrier of memory, culture and family legacy.
The series brought together four iconic jewellery houses, four distinct journeys and one shared heritage:
- Kishandas & Co. – Guardians of Hyderabad’s Nizami legacy, celebrated for reviving royal artistry and heirloom craftsmanship.
- Mahesh Notandass Jewellers – Renowned for couture fine jewellery that reflects elegance, restraint and timeless design.
- VBJ Since 1900 – A century-old institution shaped by temple-inspired aesthetics, authenticity and enduring consumer trust.
- Abaran Timeless Jewellery – A heritage brand built on purity and precision, seamlessly blending tradition with contemporary expression across generations.
Through rare archival footage, personal family narratives and the skilled hands of master artisans, the series revealed how these brands continue to define and inspire India’s enduring love for jewellery.
Among the featured houses, Mahesh Notandass Jewellers too, took a centre stage as a symbol of refined couture jewellery rooted in elegance, restraint and timeless design. The episode traced the brand’s journey through generations, highlighting its distinctive aesthetic, commitment to fine craftsmanship and the values that have sustained its reputation among discerning patrons.
Jewels of Legacy also featured Kishandas & Co., VBJ Since 1900 and Abaran Timeless Jewellery, each representing a unique regional and cultural expression of India’s jewellery heritage. Through archival visuals, family narratives and artisan-led storytelling, the series captured how these houses have preserved inherited knowledge while adapting to changing times.
A key narrative thread across the series is also about the role of the next generation in the family legacy business. The show initiated the thought of sharing the changing perspective on succession, responsibility and evolution—balancing legacy with modern approaches to design, sourcing, technology and customer engagement.
By offering parallel insights into family-run jewellery businesses across India, the series underscores shared values such as trust, continuity and the emotional significance of jewellery within family histories.
With its thoughtful focus on Mahesh Notandass Jewellers, Jewels of Legacy reinforces the brand’s standing as a torchbearer of timeless elegance in Indian fine jewellery. The series not only honours heritage but also captures how legacy brands are preparing for the future—making it a compelling watch for jewellery enthusiasts and industry observers alike.
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Palmonas Raises $40 Million in Series B, Accelerates Omni-Channel Expansion
Shraddha Kapoor-Backed Demi-Fine Jewellery Brand to Scale Offline Retail and Strengthen Market Presence
Palmonas, the Shraddha Kapoor-backed demi-fine jewellery startup, has raised $40 million (approx. Rs. 373 crore) in a Series B funding round, led by Xponentia Capital and Vertex Growth Fund, with participation from existing investor Vertex Venture

The fresh capital will be utilised to expand its offline retail footprint, building on its growing omnichannel presence across online platforms and physical stores.
Founded in 2022 by Pallavi Mohadikar and Amol Patwari, with Shraddha Kapoor joining as co-founder, Palmonas operates in the demi-fine jewellery segment, offering affordable yet premium designs crafted from sterling silver and stainless steel with gold plating. The brand targets the space between fashion and fine jewellery, catering to a young, aspirational audience.


The company has seen rapid growth, with its operating revenue surging over 40X to Rs. 39 crore in FY25, up from Rs. 97 lakh in FY24. Notably, Palmonas also turned profitable, reporting a profit of Rs. 4.3 crore during the same period.
The brand had earlier raised Rs. 55 crore from Vertex Ventures and gained visibility through Shark Tank India Season 4, securing Rs. 1.26 crore funding from Namita Thapar and Ritesh Agarwal, at a Rs. 126 crore valuation.
Operating in a competitive space, Palmonas goes head-to-head with players such as GIVA, BlueStone, and Limelight Lab Grown Diamonds, as it continues to strengthen its position in India’s fast-growing demi-fine jewellery market.
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