The Pushnita Ring draws from the floral motifs of temple frescoes and the intricate geometry of Mughal garden layouts—specifically evoking the form of a blooming lotus, revered in Indian art as a symbol of purity, divine beauty, and rebirth. The concentric layers of ruby cabochons mimic tightly curled petals, unfolding from a kundan-polki core like the rising sun at dawn. The outer polki arrangement fans out in stylized leaves and buds, resembling sacred flora depicted in Rajputana textile borders and Pichwai paintings. Delicate, symmetrical, and ornamental, Pushnita is a tribute to the goddess of nourishment and nature’s quiet abundance—a jewel that blossoms on your fingers.