Nishani Studio, the trailblazing customizable jewellery brand co-founded by Suhani Garg and Debi Nishimura, is thrilled to announce the launch of its newest capsule: Inishi. Inspired by the Japanese ethos of thoughtful minimalism and joyful expression, Inishi is a vibrant, playful collection that celebrates bonds of love, friendship, and shared memories just in time for Raksha Bandhan and Friendship Day.

“This is one of our most experimental collections so far,” says Suhani Garg, Co-founder and Creative Head of Nishani.

A Celebration of Colour, Connection, and Customisation

Unlike Nishani’s earlier collections that lean into modular metal design, Inishi embraces colour and whimsy. The collection features:

• Beaded Bracelet Sets – Designed in twos, each pair includes complementary charms like interlocking puzzle pieces or yin-yang symbols. Ideal for siblings, best friends, or anyone you share a bond with, each set is available in two distinct colourways.

• Matching Necklaces – Coordinated with the bracelet sets, these necklaces continue the multicolour bead and charm theme, offering a cohesive, casual chic look.

• Stackable Ring Bands – Available in nine bright shades, these rings can be mixed and matched for endless combinations.

• Split Yin-Yang Rings – Designed as a two-part stackable ring that can be shared between friends or siblings, echoing the duality and balance of strong relationships.

• Playful Charms – Featuring the Yin-Yang symbol, a heart lock (a nod to Nishani’s best-selling original), and an airplane motif symbolising travel and memory-making.

• Lightweight Earrings – Two minimal designs created to effortlessly complement the rest of the capsule.

A New Direction, Rooted in Nishani’s Signature Values

Though Inishi is a departure in terms of materiality with pearls, multicolour beads, and bold charm play it stays true to Nishani’s brand DNA: personalised, versatile, expressive design. Every piece is easy to wear, stack, or share, and is crafted with the highest standards of finish and comfort.

“Inishi is all about creating joyful jewellery that speaks to modern relationships—fluid, meaningful, and not defined by tradition alone,” adds Suhani.