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Wednesday, 13th May 2009 (7391 views)

Zoya by Tanishq has unveiled a new collection from designer Raghavendra Rathore that combines design elements from eastern and western culture.

The Indian fine jewellery firm claimed that the Miasma range merges contemporary designs with traditional craftsmanship to provide customers with luxury, glamour and style.

Raised in the tradition of Jodhpur royalty, Mr Rathore has designed pendants, necklaces, earrings and finger rings inspired by architecture, the desert and the "legendary graceful beauty of the Rajput princesses".

Commenting on his latest collection, he stated: "During my observations of [the] Indian branded jewelry market, I found a gap in the uber-luxury space."

Zoya has described its new Miasma range as a combination of regal charm and modern aesthetics.

Meanwhile, an archaeological dig in the Indian state of Chhattisgarh recently unearthed casts used for the construction of gold jewellery at a site that was once the ancient city of Sirpur, LittleAbout reports.

 

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