Every Raksha Bandhan begins the same way: a thread goes around a wrist, and with it, a promise. I'm looking out for you.
We've always made jewellery for exactly that kind of everyday — pieces light enough to sleep in, colourful enough to notice, and made properly enough to still be there years later. So this year we made the promise wearable. The Rakhi Edit is built around the nazar: the eye that watches, in blue enamel and mother of pearl, on gold chains and on hand-knotted cords in rakhi red and marigold.
Tie one on his wrist on the morning of the 28th and it doesn't come off that evening — it goes to work with him, to the gym, on the flight. And what he gives back is something she'll wear the same way.
