Royal Mughal appearance in Tanishq jewelry

28 Jan '08

3 min read

Diamond to enhance beauty, charm, poise and the expression of love. Pearl to encourage friendship and intimacy. Coral to represent ambition and achievement. Ruby for confidence and assertiveness. Hessonite to remove obstacles and ensure success. Blue Sapphire for stability and a good reputation.
Cat's eye to enhance wisdom and spirituality. Yellow Sapphire to bring wealth and positivity. Emerald for protection, learning and clarity in communication

Tourmaline:
Tourmaline, for the princess of many moods – Jodhaa. It showcased her demanding character and volatile personality; she had the power to be whoever she wanted to be. This piece has beautiful teardrop shaped tourmaline stones embedded in it giving it a royal Mughal appearance.

This piece is also a remarkable example of the finesse of making of kundan jewelry. The linking of each tukdi is so flexible and flawless that it wraps Jodhaa's beautiful neck perfectly, almost like fabric.

Bikaneri Meenakari:
Rare pink bikaneri enamel work enriches this hath mukh bangle. Delicately sculpted elephant trunks entwine, drawing inspiration from Jodhaa's finely detailed wedding jewelry.

Emperor Akbar's Sword:
Akbar the Great – mighty emperor, conqueror of nations, vanquisher of foes – wielded the sword with great élan. This magnificent weapon, with meticulously sculpted elephants, was symbolic of Emperor Akbar's power, masculinity and leadership. 8 specialists took 11 months to breathe life into the magnificent gem-encrusted, 3.5 feet long ceremonial sword.

Lotus:
Lotus is the symbol of truth, auspiciousness and beauty (Satyam, Shivam, Sundaram). The lotus grows even in slushy areas. It remains beautiful and untainted, despite its surroundings. This piece is an effort to capture this evergreen and everlasting symbol of pious beauty.

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