The term tubogas, meaning "gas pipe" in Italian, speaks to its industrial origins. This seamless coiled technique, popularised in the 1940s, is transformed here into an elegant, modern bracelet. It winds around the wrist with quiet strength, its flexible form offering both structure and grace. The ornamental detail takes inspiration from the garden maps and domes of Delhi’s Raisina Hills, reflecting the order and stillness of Mughal landscape design. With each curve, the piece becomes a study in contrast: softness and strength, geometry and flow. A subtle yet striking expression of resilience.

This piece draws inspiration from the Amrit Udyan set upon Raisina Hill in New Delhi, India. It is a stunning garden known for its symmetrical layouts, intricate floral patterns, and vibrant harmony of Mughal and British landscaping traditions. The design reflects the garden’s structured elegance and timeless beauty, translating its rich heritage into wearable art.

Gardens

The Gardens collection is inspired by the blueprints of historic gardens, with pieces referencing the intricate geometries seen from the architects’ perspectives. Layers of diamonds, emeralds, and pearls adorn each piece, giving them a controlled opulence and boldness.

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