As a graduate of Fine Arts from the Indian Institute of Gems & Jewellery (IIGJ), Ankita Mathur, Creative Head at Kohgem House of Kohinoor Jewellers Agra, describes herself as both an artist and a designer. Her range of styles is as eclectic as it is fascinating and she is known for both elaborate romantic jewellery pieces that look like they belong on the red carpet and fine jewellery that can be worn every day. She constantly looks beyond jewellery-making traditions and styles to experiment with silhouettes and colours.
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