The Neelambara Ring draws its soul from the celestial grandeur of royal courtship and divine opulence. At its center lies a mesmerizing blue sapphire, evoking the drape of twilight skies — neela (blue) and ambara (sky or garment). It's the kind of blue that once adorned the robes of kings and gods. Surrounding the core, a mandala-like bloom of uncut polkis and pink tourmaline forms the symbol of blossoming regality, like the inner sanctum of a royal temple garden. The two peacock motifs flanking the ring — adorned with curves of white and blush stones — reference the guardians of beauty and messengers of love in Indian mythology. Altogether, the piece becomes a tribute to the mystique of dusk, courtly elegance, and divine storytelling, where each gem is a stanza and every swirl, a whisper of romance.