Firdaus Ring

Named after Jannat-ul-Firdaus — the highest heaven in Persian and Islamic tradition — the Firdaus Ring is a homage to feminine divinity in full bloom. This statement piece evokes the image of a royal garden blooming at twilight: tranquil yet wild, delicate yet deeply powerful.

Crafted in 22K hallmarked gold, the ring’s crown features a lush, round floral motif at its heart — each petal painstakingly shaped to mirror the symmetry of Mughal jaali patterns. At its center lies a brilliant, uncut Polki diamond, nestled like a secret wish. The goldwork around it is finished with fine engraved detailing, echoing the ornamental vines of ancient palace courtyards.

Let it sit solo on your index or middle finger for regal authority, or pair with coordinating meenakari bangles for a grand celebration look. It complements both Indian and Indo-western wear — from silk saris to raw linen co-ords.