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Where Sound Meets Form: A Bespoke Collab Rishab Sharma x Tamannaah Fine Jewelry

A Bespoke Collaboration With Rishab Sharma Reimagines Jewellery As A Living Expression Of Art, Culture, and Self.

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Some collaborations aren’t sparked by briefs or mood boards—they emerge from instinct. A shared belief that what you wear should carry the same intent and depth as what you create. That’s the space where Tamannaah Fine Jewelry begins.

With its bespoke philosophy, Tamannaah Fine Jewelry turns moments into design language. Each piece is not just crafted, but interpreted—drawn from the wearer’s world, their rhythm, their story.

The latest collaboration finds its origin on stage, alongside Rishab Sharma—a musician who doesn’t merely play the sitar but reshapes how it’s experienced. Bridging classical roots with a contemporary pulse, he has drawn a new generation into a sound they hadn’t paused for before.

For his Delhi tour, that same spirit was translated into form by Tamannaah Fine Jewelry. The result: the brand’s first major custom creations under its Originali-T offering. Signature plump hoops reimagined with the Trishul. A sculpted torque necklace, finished with a striking Trishul drop—clean, deliberate, and charged with meaning.

Here, the Trishul moves beyond ornamentation. It becomes a philosophy—embodying creation, preservation, and transformation. The same forces that allow art to feel both timeless and immediate.

This collaboration isn’t about styling for a moment. It’s about shaping identity. What Rishab does through music, Tamannaah Fine Jewellery seeks to echo through jewellery—grounded in tradition, alive in the present, and built to endure.

Not costume. Not occasion. Identity.

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Palmonas Unveils Palmonas in Style With Tanya Ghavri, Bringing Celebrity Styling To Everyday Jewellery

Palmonas Joins Hands With Celebrity Stylist Tanya Ghavri To Launch “Palmonas In Style”, A Demi-Fine Jewellery Collection Inspired By Jewellery Maxxing, Empowering Consumers To Layer, Stack, Mix Metals, and Express Their Personal Style With Confidence.

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Palmonas has partnered with Bollywood celebrity stylist Tanya Ghavri to launch Palmonas In Style with Tanya Ghavri, a demi-fine jewellery collection inspired by the styling philosophy behind some of India’s most iconic fashion moments.

With over 20 years of experience, Tanya Ghavri has styled some of Bollywood’s biggest celebrities for prestigious global events, including Cannes and Vanity Fair. Renowned for making jewellery an integral part of every look, Ghavri brings her styling expertise to a versatile collection designed for everyday wear.

More than just a jewellery collaboration, the Palmonas In Style collection reflects the brand’s vision of making jewellery styling accessible to everyone. As consumers increasingly turn to fashion for inspiration, Palmonas is evolving beyond contemporary jewellery to become a lifestyle-led brand, encouraging consumers to wear jewellery with confidence. The collaboration also aims to educate customers on layering, stacking, mixing metals, and embracing personal style without being limited by conventional fashion rules.

The collection embraces the growing Jewellery Maxxing trend, which celebrates self-expression through layered necklaces, stacked bracelets, statement rings, and mixed metals. Rather than relying on a single statement piece, the trend encourages wearing multiple jewellery pieces together to create looks that are personal, effortless, and unique. The collection brings this concept to life with versatile designs that make fashion-forward styling accessible to everyone.

Featuring bracelets, earrings, necklaces, rings, anklets, and handchains, every piece is designed to transition effortlessly from everyday wear to occasion dressing, allowing consumers to experiment and develop their own styling language.

Commenting on the collaboration, Pallavi Mohadikar, Founder & CEO, Palmonas, said:

“Jewellery today is no longer just an accessory; it has become an extension of personal style. We’ve always believed that creating beautiful jewellery is not the only part of the journey; helping people feel confident wearing it is just as important. With Palmonas In Style with Tanya Ghavri, we’re making jewellery styling as accessible as the jewellery itself. Tanya has spent over two decades defining some of Bollywood’s most iconic looks, and through this collaboration, we’re bringing that styling mindset to everyone.

We want people to feel confident experimenting with layering, mixing metals, and discovering their own style because there are no rules when it comes to self-expression.”

Sharing her thoughts, Tanya Ghavri said:

“I’ve always believed that jewellery has the power to transform a look. It adds personality to an outfit and makes it feel complete. My association with Palmonas began while styling Shraddha Kapoor for the brand’s campaigns, making this collaboration a natural progression. What excites me most is bringing the same styling approach to everyone, not just celebrities. We wanted to create versatile pieces that people can layer, stack, mix metals, or wear simply. Ultimately, it’s all about wearing what feels like you.”

With Palmonas In Style with Tanya Ghavri, the brand continues to redefine demi-fine jewellery by combining trend-led design with styling education, making contemporary jewellery not just something to wear, but something consumers can confidently style as part of their everyday lives.

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