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Arcs of the Maharani’s Moonlight

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Arcs of the Maharani’s Moonlight

An Heirloom of Curved Radiance in White Gold & Diamond


Brief Summary

A rare confluence of modern sculptural form and Indian regal symbolism, the “Arcs of the Maharani’s Moonlight” earrings are a celebration of celestial grace. Crafted in luminous white gold and encrusted with precision-set diamonds, their layered arcs echo the crescent motifs of Mughal jewellery, reimagined for the contemporary connoisseur. This is not mere adornment — it is wearable architecture for the elite, designed to catch light and history in equal measure.


Detailed Research & Specification


Design Lineage & Cultural Resonance

Inspiration: The overlapping arcs draw from the _ardha-chandra_ (half-moon) motif found in royal Indian jewellery, historically symbolising feminine power, cyclica renewal, and divine protection.

Era Influence : Mughal crescent diadems and South Indian temple jewellery’s fanlike ear ornaments, distilled into a minimalist, architectural form.

Rarity Factor: While crescent motifs are common in heritage pieces, this multilayered, diamond-pavé interpretation in white gold is exceptionally rare in Indian high jewellery, which traditionally favours yellow gold.

Material & Craftsmanship

Finish: High-polish rhodium plating to enhance brilliance and protect against tarnish.

Setting Style: Precision micro-pavé with hand-burnished edges for seamless sparkle.

Craft Origin: Handcrafted in Jaipur by master artisans trained in both kundan and modern diamond-setting techniques.


Unique Selling Points for Elite Clientele:


1. Cultural Fusion: Marries Indian royal symbolism with a modern, sculptural silhouette.

2. Material Rarity: White gold and diamond pavé in an Indian motif — a niche combination appealing to global collectors.

3. Light Performance: Layered arcs catch light from multiple angles, creating a dynamic sparkle in both daylight and candlelight.

4. Limited Edition: Proposed production of only 5 pairs worldwide, each numbered and accompanied by a provenance certificate.

5. Investment Value: Diamonds of this grade and artisanal Indian craftsmanship hold strong resale and auction potential, especially in heritage-themed collections.

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