The Morika Ring draws its lyrical beauty from the Indian peacock, or mor, a bird revered for its elegance and divine symbolism. The ring showcases two stylized peacocks on either side — their jeweled forms delicately arched in perfect symmetry — reminiscent of motifs seen in Rajasthani frescoes and palace jharokhas. The center features a floral medallion-like setting, encircled with polki and ruby-like pink enamel drops — echoing the spread of a peacock’s tail in its celebratory dance. The green stone eyes of the birds add a spark of mischief and grace, much like a peacock’s inquisitive gaze. This piece is inspired by courtly romance, monsoon festivals, and the poetic verses of Kalidasa, where the peacock is often depicted as a symbol of longing and splendor. The Morika Ring is thus a tribute to Indian ornamental storytelling, where flora and fauna meet fine craftsmanship.