This is one of my most special pieces. I chose the elephant as it’s deeply loved in India and symbolises strength and wisdom.
Set with over 300 diamonds around a 15 carat aquamarine and sea pearls, the design took multiple refinements to get the balance right. It was a custom client piece, involving a lot of back and forth ,but the final result made it worth it.
These earrings were all about precision. Sourcing perfectly matched heart and pear shaped diamonds in flawless D colour was the biggest challenge. A lot of focus went into proportions and finishing to ensure the piece felt balanced and elegant.
One of my earlier designs, where I explored contrast using pigeon red rubies and diamonds. The placement of each stone was carefully considered to create flow and rhythm without overwhelming the design. It’s still one of my most visually striking pieces.
One of my earlier designs, where I explored contrast using pigeon red rubies and diamonds. The placement of each stone was carefully considered to create flow and rhythm without overwhelming the design. It’s still one of my most visually striking pieces.
This is one of my current CAD designed pieces that I created for a client. It features heart-shaped diamonds set within a hoop, totalling around 10 carats. Most of the process went into getting the proportions right and refining the small details digitally before moving into production.
Design Process & Gemstone Studies These sketches are from my IGI training, where I learned gemstone illustration and jewellery design basics. They show how ideas begin understanding stone cuts, proportions, and translating concepts into visual form.
One of my most recent pieces, these earrings feature 4 carat yellow and white diamonds. The design is simple, but the process wasn’t, sourcing stones in this size, colour, and matching quality was the biggest challenge. It’s a piece that looks effortless, but required a lot of precision behind the scenes.