The Rani Phoolrika Ring is an ode to royal garden blooms and Mughal artistry. The central uncut diamond evokes the purity of dew-kissed petals at dawn, while the surrounding circular ruby cabochons mirror tiny rosebuds encircling a blooming flower. The alternating double halo of diamonds recalls the symmetry of phoolrikas — traditional floral embellishments used in regal Indian embroidery and palace fresco borders. This ring celebrates the feminine force of nature — soft, striking, and steeped in sovereign elegance.