The Noorjah Ring takes its name and soul from Empress Noor Jahan, the legendary Mughal queen known not only for her political influence but also for her refined aesthetic in art, architecture, and jewelry. This ring is a tribute to her — a filigree marvel echoing the jali windows of Mughal palaces, where sunlight would stream through delicate patterns, casting lace-like shadows on sandstone walls. The fluid symmetry of the design feels like a whisper from the zenana — graceful, secretive, and powerful. The central uncut diamond, set in a heart-like pear shape, symbolizes eternal light (noor), framed by tendrils of gold and rose-cut diamonds that resemble the ceiling frescos of Itmad-ud-Daulah’s tomb, where she laid her parents to rest — a structure she commissioned herself. Noorjah isn’t just a ring. It’s an echo of history, a glimpse into a woman who wielded power like poetry.