The Tuhina Ring draws inspiration from the first light of winter dawn — “Tuhina” meaning mist or frost in Sanskrit. Its central teardrop-shaped polki, wrapped in a halo of uncut diamonds, mimics a dewdrop resting on a petal — delicate, weightless, and ethereal. The graceful curves on either side resemble vines unfurling in cold air, while the ruby cabochons at the base bring warmth and contrast — like the blush of a rose blooming against a foggy morning. It feels like a jewel that might have adorned a temple dancer at sunrise — poised, luminous, and storytelling in silence. A perfect harmony between nature’s chill and jewelry’s fire.