M - How would you introduce yourself?
A - Wine lover, drink peddler, jack of all trades. NYC born and bred.

M - What draws you to fine jewelry?
A - I am always running around and don’t have a ton of time in my day to think about the jewelry I put on. What I love about fine jewelry that I like to wear is that it’s something that you can put on and never take off. It really can become a part of who you are.

M - Is fine jewelry part of your lifestyle? Everyday?
A - I have the pieces that I wear constantly and never take off and then the pieces that are bold and statement - easy to make a decision about and plan your outfit around.

M - What do you think caught your attention in our jewelry?
A - The colors! It’s so hard to do colors in jewlery well, but the combination of stones and other materials is exquisite.

M - How would you introduce yourself?
J - A believer in the power of the written word to expand our view of humanity and to inspire us to make change. Also, I am a New Yorker, the mother of two boys and three big, white, fluffy rescue dogs, a grateful daughter, a steadfast sister, and fortunate to be in love with the man I married, who makes me laugh every day.

M - What are 2 words that best describe you?
J - According to my husband, curious and caring. And fun. That’s three.

M - What draws you to fine jewelry?
J - The story behind it. Who made it, who gave it, why it is precious.

M - Is fine jewelry part of your lifestyle? Everyday?
J - Once something earns its place on my person, it doesn’t come off. I wear a stack of delicate gold rings that my sisters gave me over the years. The gold is soft and worn down to a shine, the precious yellow and pink sapphires a little worse for the wear, but I love them more with each passing ding. I look at them and connect instantly to my sisters, like a dose of oxytocin. On my left hand, I wear a simple platinum wedding band, also marked by time, and a first anniversary ring that my husband had made for me with diamonds that were the gift of a beloved friend. The diamonds came from a pair of earrings that had traveled across centuries and continents--they had once belonged to her Hungarian grandmother--and the gesture of her giving them to me was monumental. The diamonds, from a lost world, to my untrained eye, seem remarkable, distinctive, maybe hand cut. But it’s the story of their provenance that moves me--and how history, friendship, and love come together in this precious ring on my finger. Jewelry that comes with a backstory is so beautifully potent.

M - What do you think caught your attention in our jewelry?
J - The sense of color, the vibrance, the fine, hand-crafted details--and that it is rooted in a place with a heritage of making objects of exquisite beauty and honoring the touch of the creator.

M - How would you introduce yourself?
P - I’m a world-curious explorer who loves coming home, especially when home is filled with good friends and excellent conversations.

M - What are 2 words that best describe you?
P - Exuberant and giving.

M - What draws you to fine jewelry?
P - The artistry of the designs and the feelings it evokes — beauty, nostalgia, history, love.

M - Is fine jewelry part of your lifestyle? Everyday?
P - Absolutely. I have special pieces that I rotate, along with a few that I wear almost daily, like my mother’s wedding band and a thin gold necklace I’ve worn since I was 15.

M - What do you think caught your attention in our jewelry?
P - The pieces are at once strong and delightful, which may be the very definition of beauty.

M - How would you introduce yourself?
S - I am a visual designer based in New York.

M - What draws you to fine jewelry?
S - The look and feel of it

M - Is fine jewelry part of your lifestyle? Everyday?
S - On special occasions. I like earrings.

M - What do you think caught your attention in our jewelry?
S - I like how delicate and intricate the pieces are.

M - How would you introduce yourself?
R - Creative consultant, travel writer, reader, book designer, occasional travel editor, happiest enroute to somewhere.

M - What are 2 words that best describe you?
R - Witty and energetic. My friends would say Funny, bossy and generous.. My son would say strict and warm. I think they all fit.

M - What draws you to fine jewelry?
R - A sense of a story. I like to imagine where this precious object fits into a narrative, and of course how it makes me feel. Precious stones make me feel like I need to take care of them, and adapt my mannerisms to that elegance and grace.

M - Is fine jewelry part of your lifestyle? Everyday?
R - Like anything else, I believe we should enjoy our fineries daily. I wear a wristfull of delicate gold bracelets ( that I have collected over the years) every single day. Eat off your best plates, bring out the good wine every evening, wear your nicest dresses, enjoy the gilded teacups. Small moments of beauty are what make life richer.

M - What do you think caught your attention in our jewelry?
R - I like the lack of fussiness, the small details that make it precious and how easily wearable the pieces are.

M - How do you feel when you wear our jewelry?
R - More elegant, more finessed.

M - How would you introduce yourself?
S - I’m a visual person and I’m always searching for beauty and balance, whatever the context. I’m continuously processing color, light, materials and texture.

M - What are 2 words that best describe you?
S - Visual explorer

M - What draws you to fine jewelry?
S - The permanence of it perhaps. Fine jewelry can write its own timeline and co-exist with and then beyond trends. I’m always drawn to places that, even if they are modern, have old architecture intact to tell the story of the place.

M - Is fine jewelry part of your lifestyle? Everyday?
S - I inherited my grandmother’s gold bangles. I always wear them and they only come off at security check points at airports. I don’t think my grandmother ever took them off. Like me, she liked to travel and lived in many different countries. The subtle clang of the bangles became the soundtrack of her life. And the ring looks great with them!

M - What do you think caught your attention in our jewelry?
S - The pieces remind me of travel to far away destinations, beautiful old buildings and gardens. More now than ever, while we can’t travel, I long for the magic of walking through bazaars of antiques and vintage finds. this jewelry reminds me of that feeling. Treasure hunting comes to mind.

Aishwarya Nair, an art-enthusiast, wine connoisseur and a contributing editor at Vogue India, is fond of all her mother's old jewelry pieces that she has held onto for the longest of time. Minimal eclectic is her vibe!

Anjali Batra, class of 2018, #forbes30under30 is an avid curator of dining experiences and founder of Food Talk India ,and has a super soft-spot for her grand mother's jewelry- that she admits to have politely stolen. The beach and a yoga mat - is her vibe!

Surbhi Chauhan, the founder of LovsStruckCow, a PR agency in Delhi, finds solace in jewelry that has been passed on through the lineage, She also loves to make drinks out of fresh fruits. Creative mess is her vibe!

Zoa Morani, an actress by profession, loves to keep it quiet. Her current obsession over Ashtanga Yoga is something that helps her be in the right space of mind. Calm and composed is her vibe!

Spardha Malik, the digital editor at Ogaan India, believes her normal days to be super-exciting with small odd elements. Lied back, with a tinge of enthusiasm every now and then is her vibe!

Priya Banerjee, an actress, resonates with Bombay as a beautiful chaos - just like herself. Carefree, casual and chill yet chic is her vibe!

Radhika Khandelwal, a Delhi-based chef and an eternal dog lover, would rather sell her diamond earring to buy a knife! Well, we all know that is not a happening. Happy and positive is her vibe!

Jia Singh, a travel and wellness consultant finds true beauty in being comfortable in your skin and accepting that it will change with time and age. Warm, goofy and free-spirited is her vibe!

Aanchal Malhotra, a historian and author, is deeply-rooted in the culture. She loves wearing jewelry that highlight stories from the past. Nostalgia is her vibe!

Surbhi Sethi, a fashion and lifestyle blogger, loves her colorful life! She loves meeting new people from different walks of life everyday! Earthy, easy going and fun is her vibe!

Chandni Sareen, the founder and owner of lkat Story, loves her free-spirited vibe. She's an early riser and likes to keep her mornings to herself. Her tribe is her vibe.

Aastha Sharma, a leading fashion stylist and influencer in the country. She believes that having confidence in yourself can get you a long way. Chill is her vibe!

Sumiran Kashyap, a lifestyle brand writer and artisanal luxury enthusiast talks about beauty as a multi-faceted form. Intense is her vibe!

Kamakshi Khanna, a musician by passion and profession- loves her mom's big chunky earrings. She also composed a beautiful tune for us! Relatable is her vibe!

Pasham Alwani, the fashion director at Grazia India, loves to keep it minimal with her jewelry. She likes to be a busy person around her work - creating something out of nothing is her vibe!

M - How would you introduce yourself?
S - Not just a filmmaker.

M - What are 2 words that best describe you?
S - Always-curious, never-satisfied.

M - What draws you to fine jewelry?
S - I feel more like my mother, in a good way! Comfortable in elegance.

M - Is fine jewelry part of your lifestyle?
S - Yes, whether at a family gathering or a movie premiere or event (even on zoom) you can never have enough statement earrings.

M - Everyday?
S - I’ve been wearing my Moi elements necklace every day so now, yes!

M - What do you think caught your attention in our jewelry?
S - This may sound tired but you just know when you come across something quite special, timeless quality, with fresh design.