Our Inspiration

With possessions that date back to a different century, Aishwaryaa Diamonds draws its from the rich legacy of India.

Our designs are not just traditional, they are a homage to a culture of colours & designs that make for what we can truly call a timeless classic.

Our Story

Jewellery, for Meena, was never just ornamentation—it was inheritance. A legacy passed down over three generations, where every design was more than just a sketch.

For years, she designed quietly—creating bespoke pieces for those closest to her. Her artistry remained intimate, her diamonds reserved for those within her world. But as time passed, so did the desire to share her family’s unparalleled craft with a wider audience. Aishwaryaa Diamonds was born from this very urge: to bring forward a heritage of fine Indian jewellery into the light of the global stage.

Founded by Meena, a third-generation jeweller with a modern eye and an old soul, Aishwaryaa Diamonds stands at the crossroads of legacy and reinvention. Each piece pays homage to the past while embracing the present—a confluence of age-old techniques and contemporary design.

Aishwaryaa Diamonds are not just jewels, they were symbols of celebration, blessings, and belonging.

The Design; What Makes Us Different

At Aishwaryaa, design is not just about what meets the eye—it's about what lingers in the heart. Our design philosophy is rooted in legacy, yet always evolving.

Every collection begins with a story—sometimes drawn from temple architecture, sometimes from a forgotten family heirloom, or even a fleeting emotion. Our founder, Meena, leads the creative vision, blending it seamlessly with global aesthetics.

We don’t follow trends. We preserve traditions and let them evolve naturally—into designs that are at once rooted, rare, and refined.

The Craft

From the curve of a petal to the symmetry of Mughal motifs, our detailing is deliberate. All our pieces are handcrafted in-house by artisans whose craft has been perfected over decades. Their hands are guided by heritage, their finish defined by finesse.