The Vanarambha Ring is a celebration of the first bloom of the forest — ‘vana’ meaning forest and ‘arambha’ meaning beginning. It’s inspired by the moment spring kisses the wilderness, when the first petals unfold under a golden sun. At its heart lies a radiant uncut diamond surrounded by a double halo — emerald petals echoing lush canopies, followed by polki droplets like dew-kissed morning blooms. Flanking this centerpiece, the two pink floral buds symbolize early forest blossoms, delicate yet vibrant. The symmetrical structure and layered hues capture the feeling of nature awakening, rooted in regal heritage yet bursting with organic grace. A piece that evokes the start of something sacred — be it a season, a promise, or a journey.