The fabulous Sanjana Batra, stylist, creator and fashion influencer extraordinaire, talking about the evolution of her own relationship with jewellery and hitting that point of congruity where jewellery meets her personal style:
"People's jewellery choices are formed by what they see worn on others or what they see in their mother’s collection, or their family, or simply, whatever is being given to them. I think it’s important that you find your own style in terms of what you truly like, what you love wearing, what you gravitate towards."
"As much come as I love the simplicity of life with Yoga, I also admire and love craft. The pieces that I bought years ago, I still love them for their traditional work. So, I feel like my style is timeless. I always bought slowly, never in a rush. But what I did buy, I still like. Every year it comes out. I don’t have a piece of jewellery, or clothes that are out of fashion and I'm so proud of that because nothing is wasted." - Wellness Expert, Mini Shastri on style and jewellery that stands the test of time, much like the ancient wisdom of Yoga.
"I think this idea of heirlooms is something that we pass on – not just the actual piece, but also just the idea of appreciating these things and holding on to these memories. That it’s not just about the piece, it's really about that memory of a different time and of a person that you hold dearly to you" - Radhika Chopra opens up a trove of family treasures that are a chronicle of shared memories, as well as jewellery-making traditions. View Post