The Pushpa Jaal Ring draws inspiration from the intricate latticework of Mughal jaalis—those floral trellises carved into stone that blur the line between architecture and poetry. At the center, a majestic oval emerald echoes the lush heart of a blooming garden, encircled by uncut diamonds set like dew-kissed petals. The outer frame mimics a blooming pushpamala (garland of flowers), rendered in fine filigree, reminiscent of garden vines woven in rhythmic geometry. It’s a ring that wears like a miniature jharokha—framing regal beauty in timeless bloom.