The Meher Ring is inspired by the regal opulence of Rajput miniature paintings and the sacred geometry found in Persian-inspired Mughal jaalis. Its square-cut central polki is framed by architectural symmetry, evoking the sanctum of a palace courtyard. Emerald green meenakari arcs mirror lotus petals mid-bloom, while accents of rani pink and gold recall temple frescoes and painted archways of Shekhawati havelis. Each element—pear-drop polkis, colored enamel, and the balance of corners and curves—brings together both protection and grace, just like the name Meher, meaning divine benevolence. A jewel rooted in heritage, yet endlessly radiant in its modern storytelling.