Jewelry collection

Running alongside the exhibition is the highly awaited Solitaire Festival of India (TSFI) 2025, India’s largest solitaire-focused festival.

The collection takes its name from the Sanskrit word for "forest" and draws heavily on motifs from India's natural landscapes, such as peacocks, elephants, and forest flora, interpreted through traditional jewellery-making techniques.

In this new campaign, Kalki Koechlin appears with a bare face, donning a boxing robe paired with Tyaani earrings and layered polki and diamond necklaces.

Inspired by the layered architecture of Lhasa, the collection draws on a landscape known for its form, texture, and colour.

Founded by Valerie Messika in 2005, the brand has become globally known for its bold reinterpretation of diamond jewelry, blending elegance, strength, and contemporary design.

Inspired by the laid-back charm of the season, the new range embraces minimalism, comfort, and everyday elegance, making it the perfect companion for warm-weather style.

A key highlight is the Sculpted Knot Ring, part of DiAi’s signature Knot series.

Shefali Shah leads the campaign in its debut visual, where the narrative is centered around self-expression and resilience.

Comprising 236 meticulously designed pieces, the collection includes 107 necklace and earring sets, pendant and earring sets, and intricately crafted bangles.

This year’s Tirupati edition draws from the city’s temple architecture, the Tirumala Hills, and the imagery associated with Lord Balaji.