A unique piece of jewelry can make a statement everyone will remember. Adding South Asian flair to your wardrobe by using a unique piece has become easier, as new designers emerge and ethnic styles grow in popularity.

CitySaheli has featured some of our favorite South Asian designers to help our Sahelis effortlessly inspire their wardrobes. Many of these designers have been featured in Vogue, Allure and InStyle. Remember, you can often use such jewelry for a South Asian event, but also a night out on the town.

Artkarat

Art Karat offers artistic jewelry that makes a statement. It’s jewelry that makes a statement and can depict your personality. Don’t miss the Art Karat jewelry exhibition, this weekend, highlighting Rajasthani inspire pieces.

Tejani, meaning “brightness” and “sparkle” is a contemporary jewelry branch with a touch of ethnic heritage. All of this jewelry is handcrafted by artisans in Mumbai. Tejani primarily offers costume bridal jewelry for the chic trend-setting woman. Tejani jewelry has been featured in both Western and South Asian magazines, including O magazine, InStyle, and Modern Bride. What’s great about these pieces is they can be used with Western wear and South Asian wear.Amrapali Jewels

Amrapali Jewels

This handcrafted silver and gold jewelry brand has been around for more than 30 years. A brand that values the integral part arts and crafts play in India’s heritage, the founders traveled to the remotest interiors of India in search of unique and fine pieces of jewelry. They used elements of ethnic Indian jewelry in their designs and revived traditional jewelry making to create distinct and unique designs. These are the only Indian jewelry designers to present their collection in the New York and Milan fashion weeks.

 Alka Vora

Alka Vora has been all over the press as well as all over star-studded celebrities that love her jewelry. She has recently branched into apparel and is making an impact all over the world. Citysaheli loves her rings and loves her attention to detail.

Ranjana Khan

Ranjana Khan has applied her mastery of embroidery to create iconic pieces of jewelry and accessories. She has worked with fashion designers and renowned couturiers like Jean-Paul Gaultier, Alber Elbaz, and Alexander McQueen. Now, with the launch of her own collection, she speaks to an audience entirely her own. Her necklaces make a bold statement and her jewelry is in hot demand.

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