u/resfeber15

Hi! I have started creating jewellery such as necklaces and earrings using pearls, hand set kundan that are created by local craftsmen and meenakari enamel components.

Once I started noticing the effort it takes to hand set these kundans and meenakari art, I wanted to support these local businesses who create such unique products and wanted to show it off to everyone by creating many light weight but bespoke jewellery that showcases Indian jewellery and handicrafts.

Thank you for reading! Let me know what you think about these designs!

I used to create resin and paper quill jewellery in college, then wanted to create something more elegant as my choices changed. I created the pink one for someone who wanted to attend a wedding and then created lots more.

What do you think about these?

Hi everyone!

I wanted to share a small passion project I've been working on - Anaira. These are just some pieces from 20+ designs created, each piece is just created once so it's unique to the wearer.

I started Anaira because i felt that so much jewellery online looks mass-produced, while truly handcrafted pieces are becoming harder to find. I wanted to create a collection that celebrates traditional Indian craftsmanship with designs that feel elegant, timeless, and wearable for weddings, festive occasions, and everyday ethnic styling.

Some things I'm trying to focus on:

✨ Handcrafted Indian jewellery

💛 Traditional kundan, pearl and beadwork

🌸 Festive, bridal and occasion wear

🇮🇳 Bringing back traditional handcrafted techniques and supporting craftsmanship

It's still growing, so every visit, piece of feedback, or suggestion genuinely helps me improve.

I'd also love to hear:

Which designs do you usually look for?

What do you find missing in the Indian jewellery market?

What would make you trust a new jewellery brand?

Thanks for reading!

Hi everyone, added a product i handcrafted recently as a statement piece for an event. How do you guys like it?