The Gold Standard
India Today|March 01, 2021
Nothing signs off on emotion more evocatively than a bauble; here are some trends that will summon that eternal allure to a gift box.
ROMA NARSINGHANI
The Gold Standard

Personal, functional, bespoke, individualistic and authentic, a piece of jewellery is different things to different people, but a pandemic can be a leveller in ways that few can comprehend or counter. The past year has weighed on the collective psyche in a way that has inspired people to search for and forge meaningful connections, and jewellery is a beautiful and intimate way to send a heartfelt message.

When lounging indoors becomes a way of life, it’s only natural that style follow suit. So whether it’s apparel or jewellery, making a statement in a subtle casual way that makes you stand apart without sticking out is truly authentic. Here versatility is key as conscious consumption lays bare the wastefulness of excess. It’s about appreciating a piece of jewellery in various ways, and experimenting with different materials—even avant-garde styles in concrete and brass—is where handmade draws the winning lot.

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